Welcome to the RAISE Hub, the central access point for European AI in Science activities, resources, working groups, and community collaboration across the RAISE ecosystem.
Explore our Resource Hub, featuring publications, events, news, insights, and other materials from across scientific domains. The hub brings together key resources to understand how AI is shaping scientific discovery.
Learn about RAISE, the European Commission virtual institute pooling together computational power, data, talent and research funding and make this available to European researchers.
Join the AI in science community and influence the development of AI in science! Participate in discussions, consultations, provide feedback on research priorities, and contribute to discussions.
Discover where, how and by whom AI is being used across European Science
A new online platform to connect researchers, infrastructures, and funders to accelerate AI scientific discovery across Europe
As part of the upcoming RAISE Hub rollout, the RAISE Forum will officially launch on Thursday, October 15, at AIS26.
Thursday 15th October from 11.00 – 17.30 | Friday 16th October from 09.00 – 12.00 | OAK Room/Cypress Suite, UCD University Club
AIS26
Hands-on Session | 15 October 2026 | 09:20-10:30 IST | Cedar Suite, UCD University Club
In-person and online | 15-16 October | AIS26 and via RAISE Forum
SCIANCE is launching the Registry of Good Practices in AI-enabled Science, which is a growing collection of practical examples demonstrating the effective and responsible use of AI across different scientific disciplines and research settings. The Registry is designed to capture the practical experience of the research community and identify lessons that can be shared across fields.
SCIANCE session at AIS26
On 15 and 16 October 2026, the AI in Science Summit 2026 (AIS26), organised by the European Commission and the Irish Presidency of the Council, will take place in Dublin, Ireland.
The SCIANCE Mapping Methodology provides a structured, scalable, and evidence-based approach to analysing the European landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Science.
The AI in Science Summit will convene scientists from various scientific domains, industry leaders, investors, and policymakers to explore the transformative impact of AI in scientific discovery and how Europe can drive it with a distinctive and responsible approach.
SCIANCE has concluded its call for experts for the AI in Science Working Groups (AISWG). Out of 665 applicants, 150 experts were selected.
