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Link to Transparency for Global Health Aid

26.08.2026

Transparency for Global Health Aid

Using AI to Reveal Funding Disparities

To what extent does the allocation of aid for combating disease correspond to disease burden? LMU researchers have developed a machine learning pipeline that helps uncover relative discrepancies in …

Link to David Rügamer: We Need Uncertainty Quantification

25.08.2026

David Rügamer: We Need Uncertainty Quantification

Research Film

What if your AI model could tell you not just what will happen, but how sure it is?

Link to Using Data Science to Personalize Depression Care

24.08.2026

Using Data Science to Personalize Depression Care

Data Science for Social Good 2026

How can data science contribute to better healthcare? This summer, five young researchers are exploring exactly that question as part of DSSGx Munich 2026, supported by the MCML.

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Link to MCML at IJCAI-ECAI 2026

14.08.2026

MCML at IJCAI-ECAI 2026

One Accepted Paper

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

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Link to MCML at UAI 2026

14.08.2026

MCML at UAI 2026

Nine Accepted Papers

We are happy to announce that MCML researchers have contributed a total of 9 papers to UAI 2026. Congrats to our researchers!

Link to Digdeep Podcast: How Does AI Help Us With AI Strategy, Stephan Grabmeier?

13.08.2026

Digdeep Podcast: How Does AI Help Us With AI Strategy, Stephan Grabmeier?

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

In this episode of #digdeep, Stephan Grabmeier explains how AI is changing strategic processes and why language models cannot make decisions. Companies often look to new technologies such as AI for …

Link to Fabian Theis Receives 2026 BBAW Academy Award

13.08.2026

Fabian Theis Receives 2026 BBAW Academy Award

Advancing AI-Driven Biomedicine

MCML PI Fabian Theis has received the 2026 Academy Prize from the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities (BBAW). The €50,000 award recognizes his pioneering work at the intersection of …

Link to Valentin Hofmann Featured in San Francisco Chronicle on AI Chatbots in Politics

10.08.2026

Examining the Risks of AI in Political Communication

MCML PI Valentin Hofmann is featured in a recent San Francisco Chronicle article examining the use of artificial intelligence in political campaigns. The article focuses on a controversial AI chatbot …

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Link to MCML at KDD 2026

07.08.2026

MCML at KDD 2026

Five Accepted Papers

We are happy to announce that MCML researchers have contributed a total of 5 papers to KDD 2026. Congrats to our researchers!

Link to Benedikt Wiestler: We Want to Build a Time Machine

31.07.2026

Benedikt Wiestler: We Want to Build a Time Machine

Research Film

What if you could pick the best cancer treatment for a patient before therapy even begins?

Link to Digdeep Podcast: Will the Lights Stay Off in Factories in the Future, Sebastian Linzmair?

30.07.2026

Digdeep Podcast: Will the Lights Stay Off in Factories in the Future, Sebastian Linzmair?

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

In this episode of #digdeep, Sebastian Linzmair talks about roboters in factories of the future. Industry 4.0 may not have fully lived up to expectations, but the digitalization and connectivity it …

Link to Gaps in the Benchmark: Why Medical AI Fails in the Real World

28.07.2026

Gaps in the Benchmark: Why Medical AI Fails in the Real World

MCML Research Insight – With Jiazhen Pan, Bailiang Jian, Niklas Bubeck, Christian Wachinger, Benedikt Wiestler, and Daniel Rückert

We’ve all seen the headlines: the latest Artificial Intelligence model has aced the US medical licensing exams, scoring higher than many human doctors. It sounds like the future of healthcare has …

Link to Barbara Plank Becomes President of the Association for Computational Linguistics

26.07.2026

Barbara Plank Becomes President of the Association for Computational Linguistics

Leading the Global Natural Language Processing Community

MCML PI Barbara Plank has become President of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL), serving on the ACL Executive Committee for 2026. As the world’s leading professional organization for …

Link to Konstantin Riedl Receives 2026 SIAM Student Paper Prize

25.07.2026

Konstantin Riedl Receives 2026 SIAM Student Paper Prize

Advancing the Mathematical Foundations of Nonconvex Optimization

Former MCML Junior Member Konstantin Riedl received the 2026 Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) Student Paper Prize for outstanding research in optimization. The award recognizes …

Link to Matthias Niessner Featured in Handelsblatt on AI-Powered Avatars

23.07.2026

Shaping the Next Generation of Digital Humans

MCML PI Matthias Niessner is featured in a recent Handelsblatt article exploring the growing use of AI-generated avatars in corporate training. The article examines how companies are using digital …

Link to SE3 Labs Co-Founded by Daniel Cremers Featured in Handelsblatt

23.07.2026

Bringing Spatial Intelligence to Autonomous Systems

A recent Handelsblatt article highlights SE3 Labs, a Munich-based start-up co-founded by MCML Director Daniel Cremers. The company develops hardware-independent software designed to give autonomous …

Link to SE3 Labs Co-Founded by Daniel Cremers Featured in the New York Times

23.07.2026

Driving Innovation in Germany’s Defense Technology

A recent New York Times article highlights SE3 Labs, a Munich-based start-up co-founded by MCML Director Daniel Cremers, as part of a broader look at Germany’s efforts to strengthen its defense …

Link to Sven Nyholm Explores the Ethics of Living With Robots

22.07.2026

Sven Nyholm Explores the Ethics of Living With Robots

Exploring AI Ethics Beyond the Trolley Problem

MCML PI Sven Nyholm joined the podcast Art of the Question to discuss the ethical questions surrounding intelligent robots and their growing role in everyday life. The conversation explores how …

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