Colloquium by Dr. Kaustubh Patil, Institute of Neurosciences and Medicine (INM) Forschungszentrum Jülich

Abstract: Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly being applied to study how individual...

Colloquium by Dr. Christian Klos, University of Bonn

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The ability to train spiking neural network models is essential for the modeling of biological neural networks as well as for neuromorphic computing. The standard...

Colloquium by Micha Burkhardt, University of Oldenburg

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The analysis of dynamic functional connectivity (dFC) offers exciting insights into the evolving networks of the brain. However, this area faces challenges in achieving...

PhD Colloquium by Wenkai Chen, Informatics Dept., University of Hamburg

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The challenge of enabling robots to operate autonomously in real-world environments, characterized by variability and uncertainty, remains significant....

Colloquium by Profs. Sonja Perkovic and Jacob Orquin, Aarhus University, Denmark

Sonja Perkovic

Using Cognitive Biases to Improve Risk Perception

Cognitive biases are systematic deviations from rational thinking that often lead...

PhD Colloquium by Fabian Westhäußer, Computer Vision Group, University of Hamburg

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Robust and trustworthy deep learning-based disease detection and risk assessment on MRI and histopathological images that exceeds predictive...

Colloquium by Prof. Dr. Henner Koch, Dept. of Neurology and Epileptology, RWTH Uniklinik, Aachen

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Understanding the human brain at the cellular level is challenging due to the fragile nature of neuronal tissue and the...

HCTI Opening Symposium

The International Opening Symposium of our “Hamburg Center for Translational Immunology” (HCTI) focused on immune-mediated diseases and tissue inflammation, covering a broad spectrum of topics, ranging from...

PhD Colloquium by Debayan Banerjee, Language Technology Group, Informatics Dept., University of Hamburg

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Knowledge Graph Question Answering with Generative Language Models

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This dissertation explores the role of...

Colloquium by Prof. Dr. Maria Wimber, Neuroscience and Psychology Dept, University of Glasgow

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Memories are not exact replicas of the events we originally experience. How does the brain, step-by-step, reconstruct information...