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Prof. Zeynep Akata is selected as one of the leading "Top 40 Under 40". Read her compelling interview!

Prof. Dr. Stefan Bauer; Professur: Algorithmisches Maschinelles Lernen & Erklärbare KI;
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Prof. Stefan Bauer advocates for the democratization and transparency of machine learning research. Read more in this Interview with the AI-expert and Senior PI.

The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) is funding the new collaborative project CausalNet with nearly two million euros. The goal: to develop a new generation of machine learning over the next three years that can understand…

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A new computational tool called Moslin is gaining attention in biomedical research by helping scientists better understand how cells make decisions during critical biological processes like development, disease progression, and tissue healing. The…

A team of researchers has unveiled Tumoroscope, a computational method that offers unprecedented insight into the spatial evolution of tumors and the intricate behaviors of cancer cell populations, known as clones. Published in Nature Communications,…

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The Helmholtz Association has announced the winners of its second Helmholtz Foundation Model Initiative call, with Helmholtz Munich playing a key role in two of the three selected projects. These innovative projects – VirtualCell and PROFOUND – are…

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New Collaborative Project: Artificial Intelligence That Recognizes Causal Relationships

New Tool Maps Cell Paths to Help Understand Development and Healing

Tumoroscope Technology Uncovers Cancer Clone Behavior

Helmholtz Foundation Model Initiative Funds Two Pioneering Helmholtz Munich Projects