2 nd Seminar : AI and Science lecture series

As part of the AI and Science lecture series, we are delighted to welcome our second guest

Romain Gautier (CNRS Research Fellow at the Jean Rouxel Institute of Materials in Nantes)

Title: Laboratory Discovery of New Phosphors Assisted by Machine Learning

Date: Thursday 28 May 2026 at 11am

Venue: Main lecture theatre, Building A, ENSICAEN, Campus 2

Artificial intelligence (AI) and the sciences share rich and constantly evolving links, opening up unprecedented prospects for research.

What are its practical applications for research, and what is the impact of AI on scientific practice and researchers? And conversely, how does science inspire the evolution of AI ?

To explore these questions, we are continuing our series of lectures dedicated to AI for Science.

This series is aimed at all researchers and research-active academics, PhD students and members of higher education and research institutions, regardless of your field or your level of familiarity with AI. We will cover a variety of topics, from theoretical foundations to concrete use cases.

The lecture will be preceded by a welcome coffee reception from 10.45 am.