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specialist collaborator to guarantee adequate integration of perception and action; advanced motion-planning and control algorithms, continuously refined via robotic digital twins, enable reliable handling
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sector. How do we protect fundamental rights when algorithms help decide on who receives public benefits, how to perform enforcement or how to enact environmental policy? What is the role of the state, and
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. The research unit Intelligent Systems (IS) in Computer Science is focused on the development of Data Science, Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning algorithms for interdisciplinary data analysis. For more
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. The research unit Intelligent Systems (IS) in Computer Science is focused on the development of Data Science, Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning algorithms for interdisciplinary data analysis. For more
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, tailored, complex materials such as advanced polymers or polymeric formulations, catalysts, mechatronic devices and software and algorithms. Design, control and modelling and analyses complement
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of topics include algorithmic fairness in network analysis, developing network embedding frameworks for real-world network datasets or AI models based on agentic LLMs for simulating real-world network data
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of the North Sea. Existing automated detection algorithms will be used to identify seals and porpoises. The results will be used to create seasonal acoustic presence maps, investigate differences in community