Date
19 Nov 2026 09:00 - 20 Nov 2026 16:30
Location
Paris, France
Host university
Université Paris-Saclay (UPSaclay)
Mode
Physical
WP
WP 7
Duration
Up to 1 week in length
Reference code
EUG2_T7_1_0223
Type of event
Workshop
Recognition
Certificate of participation
Language
English
Recruitment of participants
Qualitative Assessment
Number of open spots
32
Is eligible to international certificate
Yes
Evaluation criteria
40% - Academic / Professional Merit
30% - Motivation
30% - Language
Over two days at CentraleSupélec (Université Paris-Saclay), participants will collaborate across disciplines to explore how AI can contribute to improving health, well-being, sustainability, and security. Through keynote speeches, oral presentations, poster sessions, and discussions organized around three thematic tracks, followed by a plenary wrap-up session, participants will examine the opportunities and challenges associated with AI, including ethical considerations, emerging research questions, and the integration of diverse scientific, technological, and societal perspectives.
By bringing together expertise from diverse disciplines, the workshop aims to explore how artificial intelligence can support the One Health approach (human, animal, and environmental health) by fostering interdisciplinary and innovative solutions.
Themes:
- Human and Animal Health-Medicine, prevention, public health, well-being, zoonoses, digital health.
- Humanities and Social Sciences for One Health-Ethics, inclusion, governance, public policies, behaviors, societal impact of AI.
- Environment, Resources, and Resilience - Biodiversity, climate change, food security, resources, environmental risks, sovereignty, and interdependencies.
Content and Methodology
Format:
Lectures-Roundtable discussions -Oral presentations and poster sessions-Thematic discussions and synthesis sessions
Selection:
Selection of the candidates based on CV, cover letter and a short abstract of their poster presentation (related to Masters/PhD thesis). The applicants will be judged by EUGLOH’s scientific community, and the selected ones will be notified by mail no later than mid-October.
