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Christian Koke Wins ICLR MLMP 2025 Best Paper Award

Our Junior Member Honored for Work on Multiscale Graph Networks

MCML Junior Member Christian Koke, PhD student in the group of our Director Daniel Cremers, and his co-authors have received the ICLR 2025 MLMP Best Paper Award for their paper “On Incorporating Scale into Graph Networks”. The award includes 2,000 GPU-hours from Nebius and honors their outstanding contribution to multiscale graph network research.

Congratulations from us!

Check out the full paper:

C. KokeY. ShenA. Saroha • M. Eisenberger • B. Rieck • M. M. Bronstein • D. Cremers
On Incorporating Scale into Graph Networks.
MLMP @ICLR 2025 - Workshop on Machine Learning Multiscale Processes at the 13th International Conference on Learning Representations. Singapore, Apr 24-28, 2025. Best Paper Award. URL
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