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9

Apr

LU eScience Hub: Using AI in Science & Education

9 April 2026 10:00 to 15:30 | Conference
ai used in science and education
AI for science and education

Join a half-day “fika-to-fika” event on practical, research-facing uses of AI across Lund University. From literature discovery and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to education and software-engineering workflows. The event is hosted by the Lund University eScience Hub (funded by eSSENCE) and is designed to be concrete: tools, workflows, lessons learned, and pitfalls.

Date & time: Thursday 9 April, 10:00–15:30
Location: Technodrome, M-building (LTH), Lund
Audience: Researchers, teachers, PhD students, and staff interested in applied AI and practical workflows
Format: Short talks + Q&A, plus fika and lunch for networking

Registration

Register here (required) before April 2: https://survey.mailing.lu.se/Survey/63499
 

Programme

10:00–10:15 FIKA and coffee

10:15–10:20 Alexandros Sopasakis — Introduction
10:20–10:55 Lene Kristian Bryngemark— Researcher, Particle & Nuclear Physics
                     Title: RAG and LLM retrieval for research workflows
11:00–11:25 Frida Rosengren — Librarian, Biology Library / Science Library
                     Title: "AI tools for article retrieval" 
11:30–12:00 Jennie Paldanius & Cicilia Jeppson — Project Manager, Office of the Vice-Chancellor
                     Title: "Ad hoc - the Vice-Chancellors  initiative on AI and digitalization"
12:00–13:00 Light LUNCH

13:00–13:30 Jan-Fredrik Olsen — Senior lecturer, Mathematics
                     Title: AI in education: opportunities and pitfalls
13:35–13:55 Emma Söderberg — Senior Lecturer Computer Science
                     Title: AI-supported workflows in software engineering and research
14:00–14:20 (online) Danqing Shi — Global Research Fellow, LTH
                     Title: "How do people watch AI-generated videos?"
14:25–14:45 (online) Lukas Meier — Global Research Fellow, Humanities/Theology
                     Title: "AI-Assisted Decision-Making in Clinical Ethics"
14:50–15:15 FIKA and coffee + informal discussion

About the event

Location:

Technodrome at M-Building

Contact:

alexandros [dot] sopasakis [at] math [dot] lth [dot] se