AiScend Research accepted to five NeurIPS 2026 workshops

Work from AiScend Research has been accepted to five workshops at NeurIPS 2026 — TAE, AI4ChipDesign, FMTS, AIDaR, and Interp4Discovery — with a reproducibility study under review at ReScience C.

AiScend Research has had work accepted to five workshops at NeurIPS 2026. For a student research lab, getting work in front of the NeurIPS community is a real milestone — and landing it across five different workshops, from chip design to interpretability for discovery, says something about the range of what the team is working on.

What AiScend Research is

AiScend Research is a collaborative initiative between STEMise and NXT Horizon. It advances responsible AI for social empowerment, with an emphasis on reproducibility, transparency, and community-driven applications that widen access rather than deepen inequality.

The lab has grown to 15 researchers and 21 papers, and has collaborated with researchers from UC Santa Barbara, UC Berkeley, and Purdue University.

Accepted into NeurIPS 2026

The accepted work appears at five NeurIPS 2026 workshops: TAE, AI4ChipDesign, FMTS, AIDaR, and Interp4Discovery.

Alongside these acceptances, an AiScend reproducibility study is under review at ReScience C, a journal dedicated to replicating published computational research — a natural home for a lab that puts reproducibility first.

Follow along

Everything AiScend Research is working on — its publication record and collaborators — lives on the STEMise Research page.