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International School of Chemometrics - 2026
ISC - 2026
International School of Chemometrics - 2026
ISC - 2026
It is now open!!!
For any question, write us an email: josemanuel.amigo@ehu.eus
ISC - 2026 is...
what you need for learning
CHEMOMETRICS
FOUR-week school
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Designed to introduce different key aspects of Machine Learning in different branches of science
(chemistry, food & feed, physics, environmental, etc)
an intensive
SCHOOL
adapted to your preferences
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Structured in different seminars/modules where the students CAN CHOOSE WHICH ONES TO DO
Work with your own data together with high-qualified teachers.
open to
EVERYBODY
Addressed to BSc, MSc, PhD students/post-docs, professors, etc.
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INDUSTRY: Implement multivariate data analysis in their daily research environment
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Knowledge on multivariate data analysis from different disciplines.
a place to
MEET and SHARE
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OPEN discussion forum environment
Well-recognized teachers in chemometrics and multivariate data analysis in their respective fields.
Opening new collaborative frameworks between students and teachers
​​WHEN: From the 13th of April until the 8th of May, 2026
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WHERE: University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Frederiksberg Campus. With the exception of the PROGRAMMING WEEK, that is based on pre-recorded videos (see description below), no online teaching is offered.
HOW: This year, to sign up and payments, the student will have to go directly to the UCPH website. Click on the "Sign up" button below and look for the course. The four modules are INDIVIDUAL. So you have to sign up to as many modules as you want/need.
​Key Dates:
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- 15th November, 2025: Registration Open
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- 1st February, 2026: Deadline for grant application submission
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- 1st March, 2026: Scholarship Winners Announced​
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- 13th April, 2025: Online PROGRAMMING starts
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- 20th April, 2026: Physically present ISC-2025 starts!
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Price per ECTS (Fee) of the University of Copenhagen:
All payments will be made in DKK (Danish Kroner). 1DKK is approx. 0.13 euros
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All prices are the ones legally estipulated by the University of Copenhagen. See the price in the "sign up" link.
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​​​​​​​All seminars include all the material that the student might need:
- Slides of the course (pdf).
- Exercises
- Datasets
- Toolboxes
- Refreshments during the lessons (coffee, tea, candies, cookies, and other amenities).
- We do NOT provide: Matlab (But there is a demo available. Visit mathworks.com) and lunch
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Grants!!!
We offer TWO student grants. The grant covers the ENTIRE fee of the School. It is open to any student at any level (BSc, MSc or Ph.D.). The requirements are easy. Send us an e-mail with the following information:
- Certificate of studentship from your institution.
- A one-page document explaining why you need to join us in the School.
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Best Poster Award!!!
In order to foment collaboration between us and interchange ideas, we include different poster sessions. Therefore, I would like to invite you to submit an abstract to the school. The abstract and poster are intended to promote the interchange of ideas between us, students and teachers.
The work does NOT NEED to be original. It can be original, or it could have been presented at another conference. It can perfectly be an abstract that expresses your worries or doubts about an experiment that you want to perform.
Any School Student can bring a poster (University member or Private)!
1) The abstract:
- It should not be longer than 2 A4 pages, including figures, tables and references.
- The language must be English and formatted in Times New Roman, 11 pt. with 1.5 line space.
- It must be submitted in pdf
2) The poster:
- It must be in A3 size. I know that this is not a normal size for a poster. Nevertheless, we have very limited extra space.
Best poster award: The winner will receive the return of the complete fee of the seminars that s/he has attended.​​
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Seats: There will be a maximum of 40 seats per seminar.
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Accomodation:
As you know, we do not provide housing. Nevertheless, there are several possibilities that you can check:
1. University-affiliated student housing
Housing Foundation Copenhagen: this non-profit organization helps international students at University of Copenhagen to find rooms/dormitories/ shared apartments for students and staff.
Link: https://housingfoundation.dk/
Tip: To apply for accommodation via Housing Foundation Copenhagen, proof of participation in a course organized by the University is required. Contact us (beatriz@food.ku.dk) if you need us to issue a letter.
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2. Other student housing
Here we share links of other options for student housing not linked to University of Copenhagen:
Basecamp: https://www.basecampstudent.com/
Nido: https://www.nidoliving.com/en-gb
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3. Hotels and hostels
Some hotels and hostels have a reduced price for students who need accommodation while attending to their studies, or that regularly offer reduced price for students or groups. Here are some of them:
Cabinn: https://en.cabinn.com/offer/student-offer-student-apartments
Danhostel: https://danhostelcopenhagencity.dk/en/groups/student-info
Copenhagen Downtown: https://www.copenhagendowntown.com/groups
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4. Private rentals, sublets & short-term stays
If you are considering private rentals or sublets, you can explore platforms such as BoligPortal, Lejebolig, Findroommate or relevant Facebook groups (e.g., “International Students in Copenhagen – Housing” or “Accommodation in Copenhagen”).
Warning: Scams happen. Always view the property (in person or via live video), check contracts, and never transfer large sums before verifying legitimacy.
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The course takes place at the Frederiksberg Campus
(Thorvaldsensvej 40, 1871; Frederiksberg: https://maps.app.goo.gl/qPo8ccbhVaz3UbkW6).
Copenhagen city is well connected by Metro, Bus, train (S-tog) and, of course, bike. Read this article to know more about public transport in Copenhagen:
https://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/planning/transportation