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AI in biomedical sciences, from the high school researchers who'll shape it next.

inCABS 2027, International NextGen Conference on AI in Biomedical Sciences

July 8–10, 2027Washington, D.C., USA

A student research conference for high school researchers worldwide. Submit original work, get real peer review, and present alongside students from all over the world.

What this is

inCABS 2027 is the inaugural annual international conference hosted by the Global Youth AI & STEM Foundation (GYST-AI), and it is dedicated to showcasing outstanding research conducted by high school students from around the world. It's a rigorous academic forum, not a science fair, where young researchers submit original work, receive rigorous reviews from a Technical Program Committee, and present alongside students from other countries.

Key details

Conference Dates
July 8–10, 2027
Location
In person · Washington, D.C., USA
Abstract due date
January 24, 2027
Full paper due date
February 1, 2027
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Four research tracks for submission

Submit your work related to Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical Sciences in one of the four research tracks:

TRACK T1

AI for Healthcare, Diagnostics, and Clinical Decision Support

Artificial intelligence is increasingly supporting clinicians and healthcare systems through improved diagnostics, predictive analytics, personalized medicine, and intelligent clinical decision-making.

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TRACK T2

AI in Biomedical Research, Genomics, and Drug Discovery

Artificial intelligence has become an essential tool for accelerating biomedical discovery.

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TRACK T3

Responsible AI, Ethics, and Policy in Biomedicine

As AI becomes increasingly integrated into healthcare and biomedical research, ethical, legal, and societal considerations are becoming equally important.

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TRACK T4

Emerging AI Technologies and Future Biomedical Innovation

The future of biomedical sciences will be driven by interdisciplinary innovation.

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