This year Philipp Hennig is among the "Top 40 under 40" in the category Society and Science.
For the eleventh time the magazine Capital has chosen the "Young Elite - the Top 40 under 40". According to Capital, these are the most important talents that shape our country.
Award recognizes most promising researchers of Turkish origin
The Movement Generation and Control Group is an important partner of the European Memmo Project
The Memmo project (Memory of motion) will develop a unified yet tractable approach to motion generation for complex robots with arms and legs. The 4-year-project is led by Dr. Ludovic Righetti and Dr. Andrea Del Prete and receives 4 million euros in funding, of which 600.000 € are funding for the Movement Generation and Control Group.
The conference brings together leaders of AI in academic and corporate research
Bernhard Schölkopf Tamara Almeyda Linda Behringer Anna Benzin Claudia Daefler
Robotics Professor from the University of Stuttgart ties a stronger knot with the MPI for Intelligent Systems
The award recognizes significant novel contributions to materials science by a young researcher
The International Conference on Future - Breakthroughs in Science and Society
Prof. Bernhard Schölkopf, Director of the department "Empirical Inference", is talking about Artificial Intelligence. Friday, November 9, 4:45 p.m, Berlin, Radialsystem V, Holzmarktstraße 33.
Scientists developed specially coated nanometer-sized vehicles that can be actively moved through dense tissue like the vitreous of the eye. So far, the transport of nano-vehicles has only been demonstrated in model systems or biological fluids, but not in real tissue. The work was published in the journal Science Advances and constitutes one step further towards nanorobots becoming minimally-invasive tools for precisely delivering medicine to where it is needed.
Tübingen - On Thursday 26th October, Baden-Württemberg's Science Minister Theresia Bauer visited us at the Institute. Media representatives from the region were also invited. The reason for the event was to present the Cyber Valley Initiative - one of the largest research cooperations in Europe in the field of artificial intelligence - to the press.
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