Wed, 21 Oct 2026 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
The event will showcase cutting-edge AI tools and real-world applications across disciplines including biology, genomics, environmental science, sustainability, health, and computational discovery. It is designed to bring together Cambridge researchers and Google scientists to explore emerging opportunities, exchange ideas, and develop new collaborations.
Draft Agenda
Session | Timing | Description |
Breakfast & Networking | 8:30am | Arrival breakfast and networking |
Keynote Address | 9:00am (30 mins) | How AI is transforming scientific research - Professor Brenner, Applied Mathematics and Applied Physics, Harvard University |
Hands-on Demo Sessions | 60 mins | Three interactive work-along demonstrations |
Refreshment Break | 15 mins | Networking and exhibition transition |
Interactive Demo Garden | 45 mins | Small-group discussions with Google domain experts |
Science Open Mic Competition | 30 mins | Student lightning-pitch competition combining AI, science, and societal impact |
Networking Lunch | 45 mins | Informal networking |
Strategic Roundtable (invite only) | 60 mins | Research-led discussion on future opportunities and challenges in AI for Science |
Featured Google AI for Science Tools
Google will also showcase a number of emerging AI-for-Science tools, including:
- Antigravity for Science
- AlphaEvolve
- ERA
- Co-Scientist
- AlphaGenome
- EarthAI
- AlphaEarth
These tools support areas such as scientific code generation and optimisation, autonomous hypothesis generation, genomics research, environmental monitoring, and large-scale scientific discovery workflows.
