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Steffen Schneider Awarded as Young Scientist of the Year

Academics Young Talent Prize 2024

Every year, academics, the leading online career portal for science, research, public affairs and society, honours a person who has made a lasting contribution to the respective scientific field with outstanding and forward-looking research achievements and who has also distinguished themselves through exemplary action and voluntary commitment to science.

MCML Associate Steffen Schneider and his team are developing machine learning algorithms to statistically model dynamic processes in biological systems. In this way, they are creating new approaches for basic medical research. He also demonstrates a remarkable social commitment: with his initiative ‘KI macht Schule’ (AI goes to school), he has been bringing the topic of artificial intelligence into the classroom since 2019.

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