https://iop.eventsair.com/peai2026/
Event Times: 17:30 – 19:10 (GMT) / 18:30 – 20:10 (CET)
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming education, raising important questions about how physics is taught, learned and assessed. From generative AI tools capable of solving complex physics problems to adaptive learning environments and immersive technologies, educators are navigating a rapidly evolving landscape that presents both exciting opportunities and significant challenges.
This event brings together leading experts in physics education, artificial intelligence and educational research to explore how AI is reshaping physics teaching and learning. Through presentations and panel discussion, speakers will share the latest research, practical experiences and emerging approaches to teaching, assessment and student engagement in an AI-enabled world.
Together, we will examine questions such as:
- How should physics education evolve in response to increasingly capable AI tools?
- What are the implications of generative AI for assessment, academic integrity and learning outcomes?
- How can AI support personalised and adaptive learning in physics?
- What skills and competencies will future physicists need in an AI-driven world?
- How can educators harness the benefits of AI while preserving deep conceptual understanding and critical thinking?
The discussion will bring together perspectives from physics education research, higher education leadership and innovation in teaching and learning, offering attendees practical insights into the opportunities and challenges ahead.
Who should attend?
This event will be of interest to:
- Physics teachers and lecturers
- Physics education researchers
- University leaders and curriculum developers
- Learning technologists and assessment specialists
- Early-career researchers and postgraduate students
- Anyone interested in the future of AI in STEM education
Why attend?
- Hear from international experts working at the intersection of physics, education and AI.
- Explore the latest evidence on the impact of generative AI on physics learning and assessment.
- Gain insights into emerging technologies and innovative teaching approaches.
- Contribute to a discussion on the future of physics education and workforce development.
- Connect with educators, researchers and practitioners from across the physics community.
