📣 Call for Community Nominations: Tutorials at ICML 2026

As part of our effort to make ICML tutorials more relevant, diverse, and community-driven, we invite the machine learning community to submit nominations of speakers or topics they would be most excited to see at ICML 2026.

Do you know someone who is a great teacher? 

Or perhaps you attended an amazing tutorial recently? 

Is there a topic you wish you could learn more deeply from an expert?
 

We want to hear from you!

We are particularly interested in topics you feel like you want to learn about for your own research, but also in topics you know about and you feel like more people should know. We also appreciate that some speakers just have a gift for teaching complex ideas and we would like to learn about them. We value the diversity of our community and we encourage all nominations

How it works

• Use the short form below to submit one tutorial idea: one speaker (and optionally their topic) and/or one topic you’d like covered.
   
• You are limited to submitting exactly one nomination per person (we’ll ask for an email address to help us keep track).
   
• Nominations are open until December 7, 2025 (AOE, right after NeurIPS).
   

What we’ll do

The Tutorial Chairs will review the nominations, identify emerging themes and frequently mentioned speakers, and use these insights to shape the program for the tutorials.

Your input will help make ICML tutorials more inclusive, engaging, and responsive to the interests of our community — thank you for contributing!

👉 Nominate a tutorial speaker or topic here