AHLI Health AI
Summer Camp 2026
A rigorous, hands-on week for late-stage PhD students and early-career postdocs building machine learning for health — from clinical data to evaluation, modeling, and real-world translation.
About the camp
One intensive week, built around doing the work
The AHLI Health AI Summer Camp brings together late-stage PhD students and early-career postdocs working at the intersection of machine learning and health. Over a single focused week, participants move through the full arc of an ML-for-health project alongside leading instructors and a tight-knit cohort of peers.
Rather than a lecture series, the camp is built around your own project. Each day pairs a concept session with hands-on small-group work, and your thinking accumulates in a personal Project Workbook you carry home — closing, on the final days, with a practice job talk and a poster.
At a glance
The essentials
- Dates
- June 22–28, 2026
- Format
- Week-long, in-person intensive
- Cohort
- 40 researchers in ML for health
- Venue
- Alder Commons (Mon–Thu, Sat–Sun) · Maple Hall Great Room (Fri)
- Supported by
- Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
- Outcome
- A sharper project, a practice job talk & a poster
The 2026 cohort is set
Meet the students and instructors joining us for the week, and explore the curriculum.