The seminar will explore the growing intersection between traditional finance and decentralized systems, from the rise of tokenized assets to the challenges of building secure and connected on-chain and off-chain environments.

As agentic AI systems become increasingly embedded in real-world applications, fine-tuning large models remains one of the most direct ways to achieve reliability and domain specificity. However, this process is constrained by cost, distributed and sensitive data environments, and the risk of privacy leakage or misalignment.

Co-organized with Santa Fe Institute, Thriving in a Turbulent World: Harnessing Complexity for New Possibilities is a closed, all-day roundtable bringing together leading thinkers in complexity science, economics, and applied systems research to explore how societies, markets, and institutions can adapt in an era of rapid change.

Featuring a Nobel Laureate and a pioneer of complexity science, this seminar brings together two globally respected thinkers whose work has shaped how we understand complex systems and causal impact. It offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from leaders at the forefront of complexity science and modern econometrics.

The seventh and final session of the 2025 ADIA Lab Seminar Series,
“High-Performance Graph Analytics for Motif Finding in Neuroscience Connectome Graphs and Beyond using Arachne.”

Gain first-hand insights from one of the world’s foremost leaders in quantum technology. Learn how foundational physics discoveries are shaping the next era of scalable quantum processors—and what breakthroughs are still needed to get there.

Professor for Machine Learning in Medicine, Andres Bender, will talk about Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery, Data, Translation, and Start-Ups.

 Prof. Ju Jiandong, Chair Professor at PBC School of Finance at Tsinghua University in China, provides the keynote for the fourth session of the 2025 ADIA Lab Seminar Series, “Technological Competition and the Development of Green Industry in China”.

Firm-level Climate Change Exposure is the fifth & final online seminar in the ADIA Lab Climate Data Science Best Paper Award Finalists Seminar Series. Five outstanding finalists whose work showcases cutting-edge research in climate science have been selected to present their papers in online seminars.

A Method to Assess and Explain Changes in Sub-Daily Precipitation Return Levels From Convection-Permitting Simulations is the fourth online seminar in our series of five. Five outstanding finalists whose work showcases cutting-edge research in climate science have been selected to present their papers in The ADIA Lab Climate Data Science Best Paper Award Finalists Seminar Series

Online Stochastic Generators Using Slepian Bases for Regional Bivariate Wind Speed Ensembles from ERA5 is the third online seminar in our series of five. Five outstanding finalists whose work showcases cutting-edge research in climate science have been selected to present their papers in The ADIA Lab Climate Data Science Best Paper Award Finalists Seminar Series

Physics Informed Deep Neural Network Embedded in a Chemical Transport Model for the Amazon Rainforest is the second online seminar in our series of five. Five outstanding finalists whose work showcases cutting-edge research in climate science have been selected to present their papers in The ADIA Lab Climate Data Science Best Paper Award Finalists Seminar Series

Transferring Climate Change Physical Knowledge is the inaugral online seminar in a series of five. Five outstanding finalists whose work showcases cutting-edge research in climate science have been selected to present their papers in The ADIA Lab Climate Data Science Best Paper Award Finalists Seminar Series

Dr. Farah Shamout, Dr. Dwarikanath Mahapatra, Muhammad Sohail Danish present Advancing AI for Image Analysis: From Medicine to Earth, the third instalment of the ADIA Lab 2025 Seminar Series. The seminar will be followed by Iftar