"Large AI systems have made tremendous progress in recent years, but now we need Bayesian approaches to make them robust and reliable enough for the use in critical application areas."
Environmental scientists in Augsburg from IEM / Helmholtz Munich and the University Hospital Augsburg are now using a cutting-edge measuring device capable of detecting complex aerosols, among them…
Every year, thousands die of skin cancer in Germany. To reduce this number, three Saxon institutions are starting a promising research project: With "KI-CARs" the Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy…
A team led by Prof. Fabian Theis developed HADGE, a new tool that improves the accuracy and efficiency of identifying individual donors in single-cell studies. The work, recently published in Genome…
The annual “Helmholtz AI Conference: AI for Science 2024”, held in Düsseldorf, was a landmark event for the Helmholtz Association and beyond in the field of artificial intelligence and its application…
A new paper published in Developmental Cell is the result of a collaboration between the Scialdone (Helmholtz Munich) and Srinivas (Oxford) groups. The two teams combined their respective experimental…
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