MCML at WACV 2022

One Accepted Paper

We are happy to announce that MCML researchers have contributed a total of 1 paper to WACV 2022. Congrats to our researchers!

F. Ott • D. Rügamer • L. Heublein • B. Bischl • C. Mutschler
Joint Classification and Trajectory Regression of Online Handwriting Using a Multi-Task Learning Approach.
WACV 2022 - IEEE/CVF Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision. Waikoloa, Hawaii, Jan 04-08, 2022. DOI

09.04.2026

Nikita Araslanov Receives Prestigious Emmy Noether Grant

Nikita Araslanov, MCML Junior Member, awarded Emmy Noether Grant to establish an independent AI research group at TUM.

02.04.2026

How AI Avatars Shape Perceived Fairness

Accepted at CHI 2026, this study shows how the race and gender of AI interview avatars shape perceptions of fairness and bias in automated hiring.

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GRaM Competition @ ICLR 2026

GRaM Competition 2026 challenges participants to predict airflow dynamics using AI on 3D geometries. Deadline: April 22 (AoE).

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How Can a Machine Understand the World in 3D?

Interview with Benjamin Busam on creating 3D digital twins using AI, robotics, and multimodal data for real-world modeling.

24.03.2026

Cybersecurity: “Even Smart Light Bulbs Harbor Risks”

Interview with computer science expert Johannes Kinder on digital security in everyday life.