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Link to When Flatter Is Not Always Better

15.10.2026

When Flatter Is Not Always Better

MCML Research Insight – With Leonardo Galli, Wiebke Bartolomaeus, and Holger Rauhut

Imagine hiking through a mountain landscape. A broad, flat valley may look like the easiest route. Yet the flattest path does not necessarily lead where you want to go. A similar idea appears in the …

Link to MCML at the LRZ Open Day 2026

14.10.2026

MCML at the LRZ Open Day 2026

Open Day at the Garching Research Campus Together With the “Türen Auf Mit Der Maus” Day

On October 3, 2026, the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) opened its doors to the public as part of the Open Day at the Garching Research Campus. The day was held together with the nationwide “Türen …

Link to Björn Schuller: What Your Voice Reveals About Your Health

13.10.2026

Björn Schuller: What Your Voice Reveals About Your Health

Research Film

Did you know your voice can reveal early signs of serious diseases?

Link to MCML at the Frontier AI Innovation Summit 2026 in Stuttgart

12.10.2026

MCML at the Frontier AI Innovation Summit 2026 in Stuttgart

All Hands Meeting of the German AI Centers and ELIAS Alliance Annual Meeting, Hosted by the Tübingen AI Center

On October 7 and 8, 2026, MCML took part in the Frontier AI Innovation Summit at Messe Stuttgart. Hosted by the Tübingen AI Center, this year’s summit brought together the All Hands Meeting of the …

Link to Digdeep Podcast: Human Friendly Automation – Does AI Work for Humans, or Are We Out in the End?

09.10.2026

Digdeep Podcast: Human Friendly Automation – Does AI Work for Humans, or Are We Out in the End?

News From the Digital World by MCML PI Frauke Kreuter and Christof Horn

In this episode of #digdeep, Hanjo Gergs and Lars Schatilow, co-initiators of the Human Friendly Automation Alliance present the ideas about how to handle the rapid AI development. The rapid …

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Link to MCML at CSCW 2026

09.10.2026

MCML at CSCW 2026

One Accepted Paper

We are happy to announce that MCML researchers have contributed a total of 1 paper to CSCW 2026. Congrats to our researchers!

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