- Erstellt von Andrea Schafferhans, zuletzt aktualisiert am 28. April 2025 Lesedauer: 4 Minute(n)
relAI invites you to a series of workshops to advance the collaboration between relAI and our partners. See the programme below.
Please register for workshop attendance. We will send you an email with the Zoom login for the respective workshops shortly before the respective dates.
We also invite our partners to present their institution and their activities in reliable AI to our students. Please use the registration form to indicate your interest and availability.
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The format of the workshops is as follows:
After a brief introduction to relAI, the students will present their research in lightning talks (about 5 min each).
After the talks, every student will be assigned to a breakout room, where interested parties can subsequently enter into discussions.
The workshop end is open and depends on the interest of the attendees.
Tuesday, April 29th, 3 pm CEST
Medicine and Healthcare
Trustworthy Multi-modal Differential Diagnosis of Dementia with Synthetic Medical Image Generation
Yitong Li (TUM)
Algorithmic Decision-Making
Understanding and Mitigating AI Risks in Socially Relevant Applications
Sarah Ball (LMU)
Machine Learning for Reliable Decision-Making
Unai Fischer Abaigar (LMU)
Uncertainty Representation and Quantification in Machine Learning
Yusuf Sale (LMU)
Mathematical and Algorithmic Foundations
Uncertainty Quantification for Neural Operators
Christopher Bülte (LMU)
Learning and Leveraging Causal Models
Yorou Liang (TUM)
Implicit Bias and Generalization in Neural Networks
Maria Matveev (LMU)
Monday, May 5th, 3 pm CEST
Medicine and Healthcare
Learning to Generalize across Complex Distribution Shifts in Medical Imaging
Sameer Ambekar (TUM)
Deep Learning for Longitudinal MR Image Analysis in Multiple Sclerosis Patients
Aswathi (TUM)
Robotics and Interacting Systems
Safe and Reliable Machine Learning For Robot Control
Ahmed Abdelrahman (TUM)
Safe Human-Robot Interaction through Machine Learning and Formal Methods Techniques
Julian Balletshofer (TUM)
Learning Optimal Control for Risk-Averse Decision-Making in Uncertain Systems
Nicolas Hoischen (TUM)
Generation of Safe and Dynamically Consistent Trajectories via Control-Augmented Diffusion Models
Tzu-Yuan Huang (TUM)
Mathematical and Algorithmic Foundations
Trustworthy and Understandable Generative Foundation Models
Shuo Chen (LMU)
On the Hegemony of GEMM
Sarah Pardo (LMU)
Friday, May 9th, 3 pm CEST
Robotics and Interacting Systems
Learning with Dynamical Systems for Control
Max Beier (TUM)
Towards Reliable Video Understanding with Large Language Models
Jingpei Wu (LMU)
Mathematical and Algorithmic Foundations
A Causal View on Dynamical Systems
Cecilia Casolo (TUM)
Modeling Causal Systems with Dynamic Processes
Sarah Lumpp (TUM)
Uncertainty Quantification in Machine Learning
Lisa Wimmer (LMU)
Algorithmic Decision-Making
Refugee Integration through Algorithmic Location Matching
Clara Strasser Ceballos (LMU)
Coordinators of Zuse School of Excellence in Reliable Artificial Intelligence
Munich Data Science Institute
Technische Universität München
Walther-von-Dyck-Straße 10
85748 Garching, Germany
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