These events are only open to KU Leuven researchers and staff

Whether you’re new to AI coding assistants or have been using them for a while, you can join this workshop to explore the wide range of these tools available, discuss best practices for using them in your projects, and discover when and how to use them to maximize your productivity. You will not need any more than a basic understanding of programming. Plus, if you’re already comfortable with AI tools, this is a great opportunity to share your experiences and insights with others!

Practicalities

• When: June 15, 2026 from 09:30 to 13:30
• Where: Collaborative space Geometrica (QDV 01.180) of Quadrivium – Celestijnenlaan 200H, Heverlee. This is an in-person workshop and will not be recorded.
• For who: This event is open to KU Leuven staff with a basic understanding of programming
• Price and registration: Free but mandatory. You can register here. 
• More info: Click here

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