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The department of informatics at the University of Bergen will be well represented with four accepted papers at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence.
While the COVID-19 hits us badly, we can have some great news too. Chunlei has recently received a grant from the Research Council of Norway’s IKTPLUSS program on the call of ubiquitous data and services. Congratulations to Chunlei!
Professor Vincent Rijmen has received the RSA Award for Excellence in the Field of Mathematics. The award “recognizes innovation and ongoing contributions to the field of cryptography and mathematics”. Congratulations to Vincent!
We have invented new methods to construct optimal cryptographic Boolean functions and created new families of optimal functions.
- Making people from the tech fields and the clinical fields merge efforts, is vital to improve patient treatment
Prof. Anne Canteaut is the scientific leader of the project-team SECRET at INRIA (National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation), and the chair of the Inria Evaluation Committee. She becomes one of the ten honorary doctors at the University of Bergen in 2019.
In this talk, the speaker will introduce an approach to dealing with simulator imperfection from a point of view of functional approximation that can be implemented through a certain machine learning method, such as kernel-based learning.
En doktorgrad fra Institutt for informatikk gav Pål Grønås Drange stilling i Equinor. Etter to år har han avansert fra utvikler til fagleder. Det kan han takke doktorgraden for, mener han.
Every year the Research School in Information and Communication Technology invites to a seminar where the PhD candidates have the possibility to exchange research ideas and experiences, to build and broaden their research networks, and to improve their presentation skills.
The PhD education at II is organized under the Research Shool in Information and Communication Technology. Every year the school invites to a seminar where the students learn presentation techniques and about each other's research.
Norwegian research and education related to artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics received a boost when Norwegian institutions formed the consortium NORA. The collaboration also stimulates several start-up companies within a field in rapid development.
This meeting is focused on kernelization, the rigorous theory of preprocessing.
On Friday the 5th of April at 10am Jürgen Bernard will give a talk at the Visual Computing Forum. The talk will take place at Lille Aud. @ Høyteknologisenteret (Thormøhlens gate 55). The title of the talk is: Enhancing Human-Centered Machine Learning with Visual Analytics.

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