Where splendid science meets a scenic shoreline, RSC FIRST 2026 is the inaugural global conferences dedicated specifically to AI in Chemistry. Set against Xiamen’s breathtaking coastal backdrop, this landmark event encompasses every dimension of AI-driven chemistry, convening international pioneers to shape the future of digitalised discovery across the chemical sciences.
“The integration of AI and chemistry is not only transforming how chemical research is conducted, but will also provide essential foundations for the development of future intelligent systems.”
“Given the organisers and plenary speakers, I know that it is these people I want to listen to in order to learn what is important now in this fast evolving field.”
Guided and chaired by world-leading scholars and academic leaders defining the frontiers of AI in chemistry.
Renowned international experts overseeing the conference's scientific rigour and academic quality.
Visionary plenary talks featuring Nobel Laureate Prof Omar Yaghi alongside world-renowned pioneers.
A stage specifically tailored for PhD candidates and graduate students to present work and polish skills.
A prestigious honour to support and recognise outstanding early-career researchers in the field.
Registration waivers and accommodation subsidies are provided to support international travellers.
An exclusive behind-the-scenes visit to a state-of-the-art AI laboratory at Xiamen University.
Memorable coastal networking and exchange fostering future collaboration along Xiamen's famous shoreline.
Hosted at a striking French-style château combining European elegance with exclusive discounted room rates.
Discover Xiamen's pleasant coastal climate, top scenic attractions, and rich cultural activities during your trip.
A city-centre location with 20-min driving to the venue, Xiamen Gaoqi Airport is also unique in many ways.
Explore comprehensive details on China's visa-free entry policies for 60+ countries and 144-hour transit visa exemptions.
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