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relAI Welcome Day 2026
A warm welcome to relAI’s fifth cohort! On 15 October, the relAI community came together to welcome our new PhD and MSc students at relAI Welcome Day 2026. The day kicked off with an introduction by relAI Director Prof. Dr. Stephan Günnemann, followed by an overview of the program’s administrative and curricular details from the relAI Management … Read more
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relAI Director Gitta Kutyniok elected to acatech
🎉Congratulations! We are proud to announce that our relAI Director, Prof. Gitta Kutyniok, has been elected a member of acatech – the National Academy of Science and Engineering. Founded in 2002 and established as the German Academy of Science and Engineering in 2008, acatech independently represents the interests of Germany’s technical sciences, both nationally and internationally, guided … Read more
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relAI at TUM Maus Tag 2026
AI, curiosity, and lots of smart questions at Maus-Tag on the TUM Campus! At Maus-Tag at TUM Campus, relAI had the pleasure of showing young visitors that AI is not just something to use, but something to question, explore, and understand. Guided by relAI PhD student Max Beier, and relAI coordinator Anja Woracek, first thing our young … Read more
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AI-HUB@LMU KI Symposium
On November 9, 2026, starting at 6:15 PM, the annual LMU AI Symposium will be held in the Great Hall (Große Aula) of LMU Munich. This event is organized by AI-HUB@LMU in collaboration with relAI and will be followed by a reception in the Lichthof. We anticipate welcoming approximately 500 guests from academia, industry, politics, and society. … Read more
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relAI at TUM Open Campus Day 2026
As in the previous edition, relAI was present this year at the TUM Open Campus Day at Forschungscampus Garching on 3rd October 2026. Throughout the day, a lively mix of visitors—families, students, people of all ages—stopped by our stand, eager to discover what relAI is all about. Guests got hands-on with AI, training their own neural networks … Read more
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