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AI Days 2027 · 17⁠–⁠19 February 2027

Workshops & Tracks

Deadline:
18 November 2026
Notification:
28 November 2026

Workshop Guidelines

We invite workshop proposals from academia, industry, public institutions, and practitioners. We welcome technical sessions, hands-on tutorials, demonstrations, interactive workshops, working groups, and panel discussions. All workshop sessions will be held in person.

Submit Your Workshop

Proposals must be submitted through the online form.

Submission Guidelines

Formats & Focus Areas

Workshops can be 2-hour, 4-hour, or full-day sessions.

We encourage proposals focusing on practical AI adoption, particularly solutions tailored for SMEs and regional organizations. Topics may include (but are not limited to): AI for industry, healthcare, sustainability, privacy and security, explainable AI, GenAI and LLMs, agentic AI, AI maturity in SMEs, education, and human-centered AI.

What to Include in Your Proposal

Please include the following information in your single page proposal describing relevance and format:

  • Workshop Title: Clear and descriptive
  • Format & Duration: Session length (2h, 4h, full day)
  • Language: [English/French]
  • Organizers: Names, affiliations, contact info, and short bios
  • Summary (250 words max.): Describe your session format, objectives, and expected outcomes, and explain how it will engage participants.
  • Target Audience & Prerequisites: Intended audience (researchers, SMEs, practitioners), expected attendance, and required tools/knowledge
  • Planned Activities: Outline the proposed activities and preliminary session agenda, including the main formats (e.g., presentations, demonstrations, hands-on exercises, discussions, case studies, panels, and networking opportunities) and the expected participant outcomes.
  • Resource Requirements: Specialized equipment, software, or dataset needs.

Evaluation Criteria

Proposals will be reviewed by the organizing committee based on:

  • Relevance: Practical value and applicability to SMEs and local organizations.
  • Engagement: Interactivity, clarity, and feasibility of the proposed format.
  • Community Impact: Potential to attract participants and foster networking.
  • Expertise: Track record and background of the organizing team.

Have questions?

For questions about workshops and tracks, please contact: