Events

Lunchtalk: Towards Data Integration On-Demand

Join us for our Lunch Talk in April 2025. Luca Zecchini from the Data Integration and Data Preparation group will talk about “Towards Data Integration On-Demand” presenting his research in the scope of deduplication and dataset discovery, fostering on-demand use of available resources and shifting data integration towards a task-driven paradigm.

BIFOLD-HEIBRiDS Lecture

As part of the BIFOLD–HEIBRiDS cooperation, a joint talk will take place on April 29. Prof. Stephanie Brandl (University of Copenhagen) will speak on “Natural Language Processing in Times of ChatGPT.”

Rise of AI Conference 2025

The Rise of AI Conference is a leading event that brings together AI enthusiasts, industry leaders and experts from around the world to explore the latest advances in artificial intelligence. This high-profile event offers attendees a unique opportunity to keep up to date with the rapid developments in the AI sector, gain insights from leading experts, engage in impactful discussions and become part of the growing Rise of AI community.

Gitex Europe Berlin 2025

Around 6,000 exhibitors from over 100 countries, 1,800 startups, more than 1,400 speakers - GITEX GLOBAL and the associated startup event Expand North Star in Dubai are the largest tech and startup event in the world. Now GITEX is coming to Europe with its own event: from 2025, GITEX EUROPE will take place at the Berlin Exhibition Center. 

Accelerating the pace of innovation by fostering diversity and inclusive leadership

How can diversity drive innovation in robotics? Join Daniela Macari and Ksenia Keplinger (MPI-IS) on May 22 at 2 pm for an online talk exploring inclusive leadership as a lever for scientific excellence. A thought-provoking impulse for the AI and robotics community.

Lab meets teacher: Artificial intelligence in digital image processing

Artificial intelligence is developing rapidly. In digital image processing in particular, we are successfully using machine learning methods to recognise and locate specific objects or even create realistic-looking images. localise objects or even create realistic-looking images. X-ray or microscopy images from medicine and biology, for example, can be automatically analysed for certain features such as tumour cells.