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Scientists' Day 2024: "Let AI do your research?"
The Scientists' Day will take place on 4 June 2024. The focus is on the topic of artificial intelligence (AI) and its use, its effects as well as its opportunities and potential problems for (your own) research.
Are you curious about the innovative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in research?
How can AI be used to improve research? What are the limits of scientific integrity?
At the Scientists' Day, we will explore the opportunities and risks of integrating AI into your research work.
Every transformation brings challenges. Learn more about ethical considerations, privacy concerns and potential biases related to the use of AI in research.
Programme
15.30-16.30: Registration, coffee & exchange in the SYNMIKRO foyer
Get-in-touch with AI at the UMR: Various working groups will present their work and experiences with AI. You will have the opportunity to find out more about the topic of "AI in research" from various contact persons at our information tables.
Present are:
| Prof Dr Alexander Zizka (Biology) | Use of AI for species identification |
| Leonie Groblewski und Florian Henrich (Deutsches Dokumentationszentrum für Kunstgeschichte - Bildarchiv Foto Marburg) | Das digitale Bild (DFG-Priority Programme) |
| Thorsten Neischwander (History and Cultural Studies) | Use of image-generating AI for history lessons |
| Marburg Center for Digital Culture and Infrastructure (MCDCI) | |
| AI-Lab | |
| Institut für Künstliche Intelligenz in der Medizin (IKI) | |
| Hessen.AI | |
| Trustworthy AI Lab |
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16.30-18.00: Keynote and panel discussion - SYNMIKRO lecture room
After a keynote by Prof Dr Christin Seifert, first hessian.AI professor at Philipps University Marburg, she and Prof Dr Gert Bange, Vice President for Research, Dr Georg Hochberg, junior research group leader at the Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology and Leonie Groblewski, research associate in the DFG-SPP "The Digital Image", will discuss the topic "Let AI do your research!?". The panel discussion will be moderated by Stefan Schulte (MCDCI).
Afterwards: Get-together in a beer garden atmosphere
Afterwards, we invite you to a get-together in a beer garden atmosphere in SYNMIKRO's courtyard. Take the opportunity to meet new people and exchange ideas.
Registration
Please register at vernetzung@uni-marburg.de by 15 May 2024 at the latest. Participation is only possible with registration.
Directions
The Centre for Synthetic Microbiology is located on the Lahnberge, Karl-von-Frisch-Str. 14. Parking spaces are available on the Biology car park. If possible, we recommend travelling by bus (bus stop Botanischer Garten), combined with an approx. 7-minute walk.
You can download a map with detailed information on how to get there under this link (pdf).