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2026 Geilo Winter School on Uncertainty Quantification for Scientific Computing and Intelligent Systems

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Are we sure?

We increasingly rely on complex computations and simulations to support decision-making. But behind each answer lies a complex web of algorithmic approximations and data-driven parameters. So, how certain can we really be? At the 26th Geilo Winter School, we'll explore the foundations and frontiers of uncertainty quantification - starting from classical scientific computing and extending into the rapidly evolving field of scientific machine learning.

The 26th edition of the Geilo Winter School, in collaboration with NAIC, will take place in Geilo, Norway from Sunday January 18 to Friday January 23, 2026, and thanks to generous support from NAIC - Norwegian AI Cloud, participation in the school is free of charge! Students only need to cover travel and accommodation.

All lectures will take place at Dr. Holms Hotel, and there will also be a poster session where participants can present their research and make new contacts.

 

More Information

You'll find more information and registration details on SINTEF's winter school webpage, and there's also an official LinkedIn page. Program updates will be posted in the coming weeks.

 

Organising Committee

Øystein Klemetsdal and Torkel Andreas Haufmann (SINTEF Digital)

 

Scientific Committee

Knut-Andreas Lie, Signe Riemer-Sørensen (SINTEF Digital), André Brodtkorb (Oslo Metropolitan University)

 

Contact Person

Øystein Andersson Klemetsdal, PhD                                                                        Research Scientist, SINTEF Digital, Mathematics & Cybernetics, Oslo                     Phone: +47 98 43 86 39 (mobile)

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Published Nov. 12, 2025 11:15 AM - Last modified Nov. 12, 2025 11:17 AM