Climate AI Nordics at EurIPS 2025

With EurIPS 2025 in Copenhagen just around the corner, below is a summary of Climate AI Nordics-related activities at the conference - hope to see you in several of these!

Tuesday Dec 2nd: Researchers from Climate AI Nordics will present work in at least one ELLIS UnConference workshop: AI for Earth and Climate Sciences.

Wednesday Dec 3rd - Friday Dec 5th: During the main conference days, Climate AI Nordics will be part of a booth - shared with Pioneer Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Nordic AIR - where you can come by to learn more about the network. We’ll also arrange a dedicated event on Thu Dec 4th at 15:00-16:00, which includes the traditional Scandinavian xmas beverage glögg/gløgg!

Friday Dec 5th: Climate AI Nordics organizes an after work social at 18:00.

Saturday Dec 6th: The day of AICC: Workshop on AI for Climate and Conservation, organized by Climate AI Nordics! Furthermore, researchers from Climate AI Nordics will present work at the workshop Rethinking AI: Efficiency, Frugality, and Sustainability.

Sunday Dec 7th: Researchers from Climate AI Nordics will be part of organizing as well as presenting work at the workshop REO: Advances in Representation Learning for Earth Observation.

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