Announcing the NeurIPS 2026 Journal Track The NeurIPS Journal Track aims to strengthen the bridge between machine learning and statistics communities and enable the dissemination of scientific knowledge. Journals such as Journal of Machine Learning Research (JMLR), Transactions on Machine Learning Research (TMLR), and Annals of Statistics (AoS) accept rigorously reviewed papers on a rolling […]

By Julien Besset, Science Communicator at Mila and David Rolnick, McGill University and Program Chair at NeurIPS 2026 Authors of accepted papers at NeurIPS are now asked to write a short overview of their work for a non-technical audience (also called a lay summary). This initiative aims to increase the visibility of AI research by […]

We are delighted to announce the tutorials that have been accepted at the NeurIPS 2026 Tutorial Track. In total, we selected 19 very strong proposals out of 62 submissions, covering a wide range of topics and sub-disciplines.  The tutorials will take place on: All NeurIPS 2026 tutorial proposals underwent a review process comprising the following […]

NeurIPS is at its best when people from across our community can participate fully, presenting their work, exchanging ideas, finding collaborators, and helping make the conference possible. We are excited to announce that applications for NeurIPS 2026 Financial Assistance and conference volunteering are now open. NeurIPS 2026 will bring our community together across Sydney, Atlanta, […]

The Neural Information Processing Systems Foundation is excited to announce the recipients of the NeurIPS 2026 Bridging the Future Grants Program, created to support innovative activities that broaden participation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). Open to learners at every stage, from grade school students taking their first steps in computational thinking to […]

Welcome to the August edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter! The NeurIPS Newsletter aims to provide an easy way to keep up to date with NeurIPS events and planning progress, respond to requests for feedback and participation, and find information about new initiatives. This newsletter will focus on NeurIPS 2026, held in Sydney, Australia, with […]

With NeurIPS 2026 adopting a distributed, multi-site format across Sydney, Atlanta, and Paris, managing attendance is a significant logistical challenge. Given the size of the conference, our primary goal is to provide fair access to participants worldwide while allocating registrations across the three venues. To help clarify the process, here is a breakdown of how […]

Every year, the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) relies on the incredible dedication, vision, and hard work of our volunteer organizing committee. We are so excited to introduce the wonderful group of researchers, practitioners, and leaders who will bring NeurIPS 2026 to life! Earlier this year, we put out a Call for Organizer […]