Meetings

A special webinar will feature leading women physicists from India who will highlight both the barriers they have faced in science and the real‑world impact of their research. 

In light of accelerating technological integration worldwide, the Department of Mechanical Engineering under the Faculty of Engineering of The University of Hong Kong (HKU) organised the X-Dimension: Frontiers in Engineering Science Forum on April 12-13. The event aimed to address the engineering science challenges of the new era. 

The Centre for the Humanities and Medicine (CHM) at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is reinforcing its commitment to advancing women’s health and health communication through key strategic engagements in the local community. Representing the Centre, Director Professor Olga Zayts-Spence recently participated in two major initiatives: delivering a keynote address at the Hong Kong Women Health Symposium and joining the inaugural council of The Hong Kong Menopause Society (THKMS).

The 34th Milan No-Till Field Day is scheduled for Thursday, July 23, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. CDT at the AgResearch and Education Center at Milan. 

A new exhibition in Bologna that celebrates Marie Neurath 

The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) announces that Stem Cell Reports, its official open-access, peer-reviewed journal, has been named the official journal of the BaCell 3D Organoid Conference, taking place 22-24 June 2026 in Basel, Switzerland.

‍BaCell 3D brings together leading scientists, innovators, and industry experts at the forefront of organoid technologies, microphysiological systems, and disease modeling. Held annually in one of Europe’s most vibrant life science hubs, the meeting fosters global collaboration and accelerates advances in in vitro multicellular systems that are transforming biomedical research.

A recent session of the Carbon and Soil Research International Forum brought together leading scientists to address a critical challenge in sustainable agriculture: how to improve soil health while maximizing carbon sequestration. The 22nd installment of the forum was held online on March 11, 2026, and is now available for public viewing via a recorded presentation on YouTube.

The 2026 season of the Pharma.AI webinar series will showcase the ongoing AI revolution in life sciences, including the increased interest in the use of foundation models why specialized models remain essential for biology, chemistry, and translational research; How Pharma.AI brings together foundation models and scientific AI agents within a unified AI-driven workflow for drug R&D and scientific research; and how Insilico’s leading “AI trains AI” approach may enable foundation models to be better adapted for scientific and drug discovery applications, accelerating the evolution of AI decision-making systems.