This month, a team of 13 talented master and PhD students from our graduate school in reliable AI (relAI) showcased their quantitative skills and teamwork in an exciting estimation competition. The participants had 30 minutes to work on 13 estimation challenges, such as "What is the average discharge of the Isar when it meets the Donau in m^3/s?"
The spirit of competition and learning was truly inspiring. Check out the photo of our team, proudly representing relAI.
relAI warmly welcomes TUM Professors Lorenzo Masia and Bene Wiestler to our school. With the addition of these two excellent fellows, relAI will enhance its research areas “Robotics & Interacting Systems” and “Medicine & Healthcare”. Lorenzo Masia is a professor of “Intelligent BioRobotic Systems” and serves as the Deputy Director of the Munich Institute for Robotics and … Read more
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Multi-Head Attention has become ubiquitous in modern machine learning architectures, but how much efficiency can still be gained? This question was the focus of Dr. Maximilian Baust’s talk, “Beyond Transformers: Why Beating Multi-Head Attention is Hard.” In his presentation, Dr. Baust explored potential solutions for improving efficiency, ranging from implementation strategies and algorithmic modifications to new architectures, … Read more
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We are proud to announce that relAI Fellow Prof. Solveig Vieluf won the 2024 Young Investigator Award of the American Epilepsy Society (AES). Her abstract, titled “Seizure Monitoring with Combined Diary and Wearable Data – a Multicenter, Longitudinal, Observational Study”, was selected from over 1,500 submissions for this honor. This award recognizes 20 young investigators conducting basic, translational, or … Read more
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The recent relAI Collab Accelerator Workshop brought together researchers to share their work, explore new ideas, and identify potential collaborations. Here’s a brief overview of the event: The day began with the participants pitching their research topic from 9:00 to 11:00, followed by a coffee break until 11:15. After the break, participants engaged in one-to-one sessions until … Read more
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Congratulations! The recent work of relAI PhD student Lukas Gosch has won the Best Paper Award at the 3rd AdvML-Frontiers workshop at the 38th Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS 2024). The workshop and paper presentation took place at the Vancouver Convention Center in Canada on December 14th, 2024. Lukas is a PhD student at … Read more
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