Past Conference
Completed statistics, biostatistics, bioinformatics, ML, AI, and related health research events.
Completed events are collected here for reference. For upcoming meetings and ongoing seminar series, see Statistics, ML & AI events.
2026
Atlanta and nearby Georgia
- Atlanta Mathematics of Data Science Bootcamp — September 19–20 · Georgia Tech, Atlanta. Tutorials and projects on the mathematical foundations of data science and ML, for undergraduate and high-school students.
- ACM AI Leadership Summit — August 31–September 2 · Hyatt Regency Atlanta. AI research, agentic systems, governance, and applications across academia and industry.
- STI Prevention Conference — August 31–September 2 · InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta. Applied public-health research on sexually transmitted infections, prevention strategies, and service delivery, connecting researchers with clinical and community partners.
- FOPAM 2026 — July 26–30 · Courtyard by Marriott Atlanta Decatur Downtown/Emory, Decatur. Process and product analytics and machine learning. The July 26–27 pre-conference workshop connected experimental design and regression with deep learning, LLMs, and AI agents.
- Summer Institute in Statistics and Modeling in Infectious Diseases (SISMID) — July 13–24 · Emory University, Atlanta. In-person short courses in statistical and infectious-disease modeling, including ML, MCMC, and simulation-based inference; online modules ran June 22–26.
- Atlanta Cloud + AI Conference — May 30 · FCS Innovation Academy, Alpharetta. Practitioner sessions on cloud infrastructure, AI applications, RAG, and model deployment. See the organizer’s 2026 event packet.
- STATGEN 2026 — May 18–20 · Emory University, Atlanta. The ASA Section on Statistics in Genomics and Genetics conference, co-organized by Emory’s Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, on statistical methodology for genomic and genetic data.
- 11th Workshop on Biostatistics and Bioinformatics — May 8–10 · Georgia State University, Atlanta. Organized by Yichuan Zhao, with research talks and student posters. Yong Chen’s May 8 short course covered federated learning for collaborative health research using PDA and the MOSAiC framework.
- CDC Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) Conference — April 21–24 · Atlanta. Applied epidemiology, disease investigations, and public-health data analysis. The organizer links to the 2026 agenda, presentation abstracts, and recorded sessions.
- Atlanta AI Week 2026 — April 20–22 · Atlanta Tech Village, Buckhead. Enterprise AI, practical workshops, and startup networking.
- Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference (GSURC) — April 6 · Student Center East, Atlanta. Undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative projects across disciplines.
- INFORMS Optimization Society Conference — March 20–22 · The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta. Optimization for data science, decisions under uncertainty, and computational methods.
- Computational Cognition Conference (CoCo Con) — March 13 · Georgia Tech, Atlanta. Computational approaches to cognition and their connections with AI.
- Southeast Regional Clinical & Translational Science Conference — March 11–13 · Callaway Resort and Gardens, Pine Mountain, Georgia. Georgia CTSA’s regional meeting connected clinical and translational researchers. The 2026 program included medical AI implementation, clinical prediction, imaging, and LLM applications.
- Georgia CTSA BERD Research Forum — January 30 · Georgia Tech, Atlanta. The Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design forum focused on artificial intelligence in medical and health care systems, with research presentations and graduate-student posters.
Elsewhere
- ASA/IMS Spring Research Conference — May 26–28 · Clemson University, South Carolina. A regional option beyond Georgia for research in statistics and its applications.
- Design and Analysis of Experiments — May 19–21 · Rutgers University, New Jersey. Research on experimental design and analysis.
Notes
Updated September 26, 2026. These events had concluded by this update. Dates, venues, and descriptions are retained from the linked organizers’ or host institutions’ pages; some event websites may later switch to a newer edition.