One of the world’s leading AI conferences is coming to Bremen! From 15–21 August 2026, Bremen will host IJCAI-ECAI 2026, bringing together thousands of researchers and experts from the international artificial intelligence community. In this new episode of the Digital
We are delighted to share with you a full-day, free and open-to-all, workshop on “Contemplating the Future of Queer AI” on August 14th from 09:00 – 17:00, in the Cartesium Rotunde and hybrid via Zoom. As a highlight, we will
Am 27. November 2025 veranstaltet die U Bremen Research Alliance das zum vierten Mal stattfindende Bremer Symposium „AI in Health“. Die Veranstaltung stellt Künstliche Intelligenz im Gesundheitswesen in den Mittelpunkt: Wie kann Künstliche Intelligenz entlang der gesamten Versorgungskette – von
Image © Pollmeier Dr. Prof. Tanja Schultz, Head of the Cognitive Systems at the University of Bremen, has co-authored a new article in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, the world’s leading journal on infectious disease research. The article is part of
Young minds tackling real-world challenges with data, AI, and creativity. The BBDC-Basic Track is a hands-on initiative that gives high school students in Bremen early exposure to AI, data science, and engineering. It nurtures curiosity, teamwork, and creative problem-solving by
Innovationen der Hirnforschungin Bremen und umzu ISommersemester 2025 Aktuelle Informationen:www.mindtalks.uni-bremen.de
The Workshop We’re excited to host a three-day workshop focused on the fascinating and rapidly growing field of combinatorial reconfiguration. Organized by our members Nicole Megow ,Daniel Schmand and Sebastian Siebertz this event is set to bring together leading researchers
This November 15th, Bremen along with 11 other cities takes part in the Nacht der Biosignale – a unique event bringing together cutting-edge technology, healthcare, and biosignal research. Dive into the latest advancements in biosignals and explore the endless possibilities
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