Continuation of AI for Good Webinar Series: "From Molecules to Models" Featuring ELLIS Members
This series aims to highlight the contributions of ELLIS Members to AI in life sciences and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.
ELLIS launched a new webinar series, "From Molecules to Models", as part of the AI for Good Initiative in early 2025. This series delved into the contributions of various ELLIS Programs to the field of AI in life sciences, aiming to foster collaboration across disciplines.
The series continues, under the same name, and features ELLIS Members presenting on various topics.
Upcoming sessions
- Oct 1 |5–6 PM CET - Sebastian Sippel - "Understanding past climate events and trends to constrain near-future climate risk"
- Oct 15 | 5–6 PM CET - Tetiana Zakharchenko - "Beyond trade-offs: How AI can be fairer than we think"
- Oct 29 | 5–6 PM CET - Arthur Gretton - "Learn how to do from what you see: Causal effect estimation"
- Nov 12 | 5–6 PM CET - Daniel Cremers - "Convolutional networks beyond the Euclidean space"
- Dec 3 | 5–6 PM CET - Yuxia Wang
- Jan 12 | 5–6 PM CET - Serge Belongie
- Jan 26 | 4–5 PM CET - Nick Hawes
- Feb 9 | 4–5 PM CET - Ioannis Papoutsis
- Feb 23 | 4–5 PM CET - Madelon Hulsebos
- Mar 9 | 5–6 PM CET - Amir Globerson
- Mar 23 | 5–6 PM CET - Mihaela van der Schaar
See upcoming sessions and get access to view them on the AI for Good website.
View all past sessions
Learn more and view all past sessions from the first season, February - May 2025
More about AI for Good
AI for Good is the United Nations’ leading platform on Artificial Intelligence for sustainable development.
AI for Good was established in 2017 by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations (UN) leading agency for digital technologies. The platform is co-convened with the Government of Switzerland and in partnership with over 40 UN agencies. Its founding mission is to leverage the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to drive progress toward achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
AI for Good continues to host the flagship annual Global Summit in Geneva, along with regional impact events across the globe, engaging youth through Robotics for Good Youth Challenges worldwide, Innovation Factory and Machine Learning (ML) Hackathons, Governance Day and International AI Standards Summit. All of this is to address urgent calls from global entities like the UN Global Digital Compact, the High-Level Advisory Body on AI, and the G20 to lead in AI standards and capacity-building.
As the platform continues to evolve, AI for Good remains firmly aligned with the collective priorities of the international community, advancing the transformative potential of AI for the benefit of all. Visit the AI for Good website: https://aiforgood.itu.int/.
