2026 Brijuni-Taihu conference
2026 “太湖-布里俄尼”会议
The Dawn of a New Era in Space Exploration: Science, Technology, and AI
太空探索的新纪元——科学、技术与人工智能

21-23. September 2026

 

Space must not be the escape route for humans from inhabitable Earth but an upgrade to its civilization

Organizer
Adriatic Aerospace Association
Suzhou Society of Astronautics and Aeronautics
Jiangsu Society of Astronautics and Aeronautics
Co-organizer

Host
Wuxi Longsheng Technology Corp.

Sponsor
Wuxi Longsheng Technology Corp.

Chair
Prof. Slobodan Danko Bosanac
Prof. XXX
Co-Chair
Prof. SUN Gongling
Principal scientist of Regional Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific (Affiliated to the United Nations)
Coordinator/Vice-Chair
A/prof. Dr.-Ing. LI Yi
Director of Suzhou Society of Astronautics and Aeronautics

PAST SPEAKERS
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About the Conference
The Brijuni Conference is an international forum that unites leading scientists, thinkers, and decision-makers to discuss humanity’s next great frontier – space. Set on the tranquil Brijuni Islands, a historic symbol of peace and dialogue, the conference explores how advances in space exploration, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology are reshaping our understanding of life, ethics, and the future of civilization.

Main Themes
• Technology: Propulsion, navigation, humans in Space
• Science: gravity, exoplanets, and habitable worlds
• AI: non organic life forms as partners in Space
• Global Cooperation: The role of science diplomacy in shaping a shared cosmic future

Key Objectives
• Encourage dialogue between scientists, technology and industry
• Foster collaboration across disciplines to promote dialogue, sustainability, and global progress.
• Inspire new generations to view space as a shared human destiny — not a competition, but a common quest.

Participants
Leaders in space science, technology and artificial intelligence, as well as representatives of international institutions, research centers, and private space initiatives.