NLDL 2027 - Northern Lights Deep Learning Conference
📅 Tuesday, 12 January 2027 → Thursday, 14 January 2027 in 168 days
The northernmost annual AI and deep learning conference, held at UiT in Tromso, gathering around 250 researchers for cutting-edge deep learning work in the Arctic winter. A co-located winter school, industry track and diversity-in-AI programme round out the week.
The Northern Lights Deep Learning Conference (NLDL) returns to UiT The Arctic University of Norway in Tromso on 12-14 January 2027, organised by Visual Intelligence and the UiT Machine Learning Group. Billed as the world's northernmost AI science conference, it brings roughly 250 researchers together for a single-track programme of peer-reviewed deep learning research.
The conference pairs high-profile international keynotes with an industry event, a diversity-in-AI strand and a five-day NORA-affiliated Winter School (11-15 January) offering tutorials from deep learning experts.
It is a strong fit for researchers and graduate students who want a serious, well-attended European deep learning venue with a distinctive Arctic setting.
📝 Call for papers closing soon
Closing soon. Primary deadline 7 Aug 2026 · local time — ⏳ 10 days left. NLDL 2027 Tromso 12-14 Jan; full paper OPEN to 7 Aug 2026 (CET); PMLR; double-blind.
| Full paper / submission | 7 Aug 2026 · local time |
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Official call page ↗ + Deadlines to calendar Google Calendar
Deadlines can change — always confirm on the official call page before submitting.
