Field of interest: Computer Science & ICT

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    Computational Law and Machine Ethics

    The Computational Law and Machine Ethics (CLAIM) group investigates different computational models of and approaches to legal and ethical concepts and structures to be deployed in Artificial Intelligence.

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    AI for Education – A project for the common good (AI4EDU)

    The transversal project AI4Education offers a platform for scientific exchange and is a contact point for technology and research questions.

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    AI for Education – A project for the common good (AI4EDU)

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    Reconstructing gene regulatory networks with neural relational inference (GENERIC)

    Discovering structures and dynamics of gene regulatory networks (GRNs)

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    GENERIC: Reconstructing gene regulatory networks with neural relational inference

    Discovering structures and dynamics of gene regulatory networks (GRNs) based on large-scale high throughput data is a fundamental research challenge in systems biology. The reconstruction of accurate GRNs from data is challenging because of not only the large number of parameters and components involved, but also their possible mutual interactions. The inferred network models can…

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    C21 – Collaboration21

    The public-private partnership Collaboration 21 is an interdisciplinary research program that responds to pressing 21st-century challenges such as the shortage of collaboration skills and the recent pandemic-induced “social distancing”. It aims to leverage digital technologies to enhance people’s experience for better collaborative learning and working.

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    Collaboration21

    The public-private partnership COLLABORATION 21 is an interdisciplinary research program that responds to pressing 21st-century challenges such as the shortage of collaboration skills and the recent pandemic-induced “social distancing”. It aims to leverage digital technologies to enhance people’s experience for better collaborative learning and working.

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    Securing Time Critical Traffic in (next gen) Automotive Networks (SETICA)

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