International online conference – AI for the Process Industries

On June 11 and 12, 2026, the international online conference “AI for the Process Industries” will be organized by the French Society of Chemical Experts (SECF) and the Laboratory for Analysis and Modeling of Decision Support Systems (LAMSADE – Université Paris Dauphine – PSL).

At the heart of energy transition, circular economy, and industrial sovereignty challenges, process industries are facing major transformation issues. In this context, artificial intelligence is emerging as a key lever to improve performance, optimize processes, and support the decarbonization of industrial activities.

This event will bring together researchers, engineers, and industry professionals for conferences and experience-sharing sessions covering a wide range of topics: process optimization, digital twins, predictive maintenance, energy efficiency, and generative artificial intelligence applied to industry.

Several leading international speakers from academia and industry are expected (Mines Paris – PSL, University of Oslo, INSERM, Veolia, Sanofi, Merck, etc.), highlighting the diversity of approaches and applications of AI in industrial systems.

The detailed program will be available soon.

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Call for Papers

In this context, a call for papers is open, inviting researchers, engineers, and industry professionals to submit their work.

This call encourages contributions on the use of artificial intelligence in process industries, including process optimization, digital twins, predictive maintenance, energy efficiency, and generative AI. Submissions may take the form of academic research, applied studies, or experience feedback, addressing key challenges related to industrial transformation, decarbonization, and performance improvement.

Abstract proposals must be submitted by April 30, 2026, with acceptance notifications scheduled for May 7, 2026.

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Submit an abstract on the conference website

Organized under the direction of Jean-Pierre Dal Pont (SECF) and Tristan Cazenave (Dauphine – PSL), this conference aims to strengthen synergies between research and industry to accelerate innovation towards more sustainable and high-performance industrial systems.