31.5.–3.6.2027
Join us for an international encounter exploring the significance of positive psychology, spirituality, cultural heritage and compassion in the age of artificial intelligence. Expert lectures, research presentations and participatory workshops will offer new perspectives on strengthening well-being and compassion in a rapidly changing world.
The event provides an opportunity to deepen your understanding of how artificial intelligence (AI) affects individuals and society, and to build connections within an international community of experts. The working language of the event is English.
Participation requires you to deliver a presentation, workshop or other programme contribution at the event. Apply by completing the registration form and emailing your abstract proposal (approximately 350 words describing your presentation, workshop or other programme contribution) to kasler.jon@gmail.com by 1 January 2027. See the instructions here.
Once your abstract has been accepted, you will be notified by email. You will also receive instructions for paying the advance registration fee (€250).
Accepted abstracts will be published in the event’s abstract book.
Preliminary programme:
Monday, 31 May
– arrival and check-in
– 17:00–18:30 dinner available
– 19:00 gathering and a short pilgrimage in the nearby natural surroundings
Tuesday, 1 June
– 07:00–09:00 breakfast
– 09:00 Welcome to Linnasmäki College
– 09:30–11:00 presentations and talks
– 11:00–11:20 coffee break
– 11:20–13:00 presentations and talks
– 13:00–14:00 lunch
– 14:00–15:30 presentations and talks continue
– 16:00 visit to the Ecumenical Art Chapel of St Henry (guided tour and refreshments at the chapel; please also provide dietary information)
– 18:30 return to Linnasmäki
– 19:00 dinner
– 19:30–21:30 informal gathering and optional sauna (evening snack and drinks available for purchase in the café/sauna lounge)
Wednesday, 2 June
– 07:00–09:00 breakfast
– 09:00–11:00 presentations and talks
– 11:00–11:20 coffee break
– 11:20–13:00 presentations and talks
– 13:00–14:00 lunch
– 14:00–15:15 presentations and talks continue
– 15:30–17:30 visit to St Mary’s Church, introduction by Jouni
– 19:00–22:30 dinner cruise (departure from Linnasmäki at 18:30; return at approximately 23:00)
Thursday, 3 June
– 07:00–09:00 breakfast
– 09:00–11:00 presentations and talks
– 11:00–11:20 coffee break
– 11:20–13:00 presentations and closing session
– 13:00–14:00 lunch
Fees:
• Registration fee: €250, payable to confirm participation
– the fee is non-refundable if participation is cancelled
• Full board (including meals except the dinner cruise, programme and accommodation in a single room/shared twin room): €305 per person / €245 per person
• Programme and meals for participants staying elsewhere (excluding breakfasts, the evening snack and the dinner cruise): €65
• Dinner cruise (including transport): €60
• Additional nights, 29 May–4 June 2027
o €80 per single room per night (including breakfast)
o €60 per person per night in a twin room (including breakfast)
• Accompanying person: €280 for full board in a shared room; social programme €30; dinner cruise €60
How to get (from abroad) to Turku
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More information about the region of Turku Archipelago