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The EMBO Workshop Chemical Biology 2026 runs at the EMBL Advanced Training Centre in Heidelberg and in parallel online, and bills itself as the largest and longest-standing conference in its field. Five session tracks cover big data, AI and design; chemical technologies to probe biology; chemical technologies to manipulate biology; chemical synthetic biology; and the RNA world — spanning tool development through to new drug modalities and computational protein design. Keynotes come from Michelle Arkin and William DeGrado (UC San Francisco) and Paola Picotti (ETH Zurich), with speakers drawn from academia and industry across Europe, the US and Asia. On-site registration has closed; virtual registration is open until 1 September 2026.
Signals Berlin 2026 — Reliability in the Age of AI. A curated single-track, 250-seat conference for SRE, platform, DevOps and MLOps engineers, with practitioner talks on what actually breaks in production. Speakers from Honeycomb, Anthropic, Bloomberg, Zalando and Booking.com. 10–11 September at Kulturbrauerei Berlin.
Every year, Merantix DevDay brings together the engineers, researchers, and applied scientists at the frontier of AI research and development, building and engineering the best products for production. It has become the event where the field takes stock of the latest advances, what works best, what scales, and what's next. Merantix DevDay brings talks, technical deep dives, and hands-on sessions c
On 15 and 16 September 2026, the Dortmund industrial landmark turns into a platform for AI, blockchain, digital assets and emerging tech – with speakers from Microsoft, Google Cloud, IBM, PwC, Chainlink and many more. Day 1 is built for business and decision-makers; Day 2 is free and open to everyone.
AWS Community Day DACH is a one-day, community-run AWS conference organised by Förderverein AWS Community DACH e.V., the association behind the AWS User Group leaders, AWS Heroes and AWS Community Builders in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It has run since 2017 and the organisers bill it as the number-one community-led AWS event in the DACH region; the 2026 edition takes place at Kosmos Berlin and runs from 8:00 to 18:00. Recent editions have run around 28 expert talks selected from more than 200 submissions, and the day mixes conference sessions with workshops and hands-on labs. Subjects range from serverless architecture to AI-driven analytics, delivered by speakers from the community, with breaks and discussion time built in between sessions. It is aimed at developers, architects and cloud leaders, and draws over 500 attendees from more than 30 AWS user groups across the three countries. Registration runs through the organisers' own Tito page.
Xen Summit is the annual gathering of the Xen Project community, and the 2026 edition runs for three days at the HEADS office in Aschheim, just east of Munich, hosted by Renesas. Two days of technical talks are followed by a third day given over entirely to design sessions, which are working sessions where contributors settle architecture, implementation plans and project direction face to face rather than sit through presentations. The published programme leans heavily on embedded and automotive virtualization, with talks on Xen on Renesas R-Car Gen5 silicon, mixed-criticality workloads, thermal management and the path toward safety certification, alongside a cloud and infrastructure track covering XCP-ng, XenServer nested virtualization and per-guest resource management. Other sessions cover Xen on RISC-V, Arm VHE-always hardware, formal methods, secure inter-domain communication over Argo, and compliance work against DO-178C and IEC 62443. The audience is Xen developers and maintainers, embedded and automotive engineers, cloud and infrastructure practitioners, researchers and students. The summit is hybrid, with standard in-person registration at $200 and a $20 rate for academics and for virtual attendance, plus a community social dinner on the evening of 16 September.
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