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Become an NLDL sponsor!

Do you wish to sponsor the northermost annual science conference within deep learning?

As a sponsor of the Northern Lights Deep Learning conference (NLDL), you will contribute to an interactive scientific environment for exchanging ideas, encouraging collaborations, and presenting cutting-edge research within artificial intelligence and deep learning.

Our sponsorship packages provide a number of benefits, such as registration and networking benefits for company employees, company and brand visibility, and more. You may choose between three different sponsor packages: Platinum, Gold, and Silver.

For more information about each sponsorship package and how to become an NLDL sponsor, see nldl.org/become-an-nldl-sponsor

About NLDL

NLDL is the northernmost annual science conference within artificial intelligence and deep learning. The conference gathers researchers from across the globe to exchange ideas, encourage collaborations and present cutting-edge research in the cool arctic environment of Tromsø, Norway.

The NLDL conference includes a full-fledged program of recent and relevant topics within deep learning, high quality scientific contributions, and side events on diversity and industry. NLDL also hosts high profile international researchers as invited keynote speakers and around 250 researchers each year.

Visit nldl.org for more information.

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Visual Intelligence was represented by Centre Director Robert Jenssen, Associate Professor Kristoffer Wickstrøm, and VI Alumna Sara Björk at the Arctic Frontiers side session "How can AI and satellite collaboration strengthen Arctic resilience?".

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Attracting 280 international AI researchers, the Northern Lights Deep Learning Conference (NLDL) 2026 was successfully organized from January 5th to 9th 2026 at UiT The Arctic University of Norway in Tromsø, Norway.

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