Com­puter Sci­ence news from the press of­fice

From re­search pro­ject to start-up: AI mar­ket­place op­tim­ises pro­duc­tion pro­cesses

In order to bring users, providers and experts in AI together, eighteen partners from science and industry have developed a digital platform for AI applications as part of the research project.

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Photo (Paderborn University, Stephan Risse): (from left) Under the guidance of Sven Hüsing, research assistant at Paderborn University, Nikita Eichwald, Yannik Segin, Hieronymus Wendt and Ayna Khaksar from Gymnasium Theodorianum have developed an AI-supported application in class. "Wardrobe Wizard" provides outfit suggestions to match a photographed item of clothing.

De­vel­op­ing AI in the classroom: "ProD­aBi" pro­ject course teaches data sci­ence skills and helps with ca­reer guid­ance

Topics such as artificial intelligence (AI) and data science are also becoming increasingly relevant at school. Thanks to a cooperation with Paderborn University, pupils at Gymnasium Theodorianum can regularly deepen their knowledge in this area.

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For achieve­ments in the field of the­or­et­ic­al com­puter sci­ence: Prof Dr Fried­helm Mey­er auf der Heide ap­poin­ted EACTS Fel­low 2024

The European Association for Theoretical Computer Science (EATCS) promotes exchange and cooperation in computer science

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Avoid­ing se­cur­ity vul­ner­ab­il­it­ies in in­dus­tri­al soft­ware

Researchers at the Heinz Nixdorf Institute in Paderborn develop specifiable analysis tool

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Pader­born Uni­ver­sity pro­fess­or in charge of sym­posi­um on AI

The motto of this year's symposium was: "Recognising tomorrow's potential for success and how AI can support this".

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The participants of the annual conference of the International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming (ICALP) in front of the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum in Paderborn.

50th An­nu­al Con­fer­ence of the In­ter­na­tion­al Col­loqui­um on Auto­mata, Lan­guages and Pro­gram­ming (IC­ALP)

The conference offered more than 350 participants from all over the world a wide variety of workshops, talks and discussion platforms on the latest research results in the field of theoretical computer science.

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