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Digital artwork showing a flower in bloom, blending natural elements like animals and plants with technological motifs such as data streams, neural networks, and computer graphics. The image symbolizes the intersection of artificial intelligence, machine learning, sustainability, and scientific research in an outdoor-inspired, creative composition.
07. April 2025

AI in the Natural Sciences: When Are Predictions Truly Trustworthy?

New publication by Lamarr PI Prof. Jürgen Bajorath analyzes the scientific reliability of predictive AI models The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the natural sciences continues to grow...
Graphic representation of the Jülich supercomputer JUPITER
13. March 2025

Exascale-class Supercomputer Brings New AI Computing Power to Europe

With the JUPITER AI Factory, a central pillar of the European AI infrastructure is being created in Jülich. As the first supercomputer of the Exascale era in Europe, JUPITER will surpass the mark...
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27. February 2025

Lamarr Lab Visits 2025

The first Lamarr Lab Visits of 2025 have officially concluded, marking three incredible days filled with cutting-edge research, interdisciplinary discussions, and inspiring collaborations. From...
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24. February 2025

Lamarr Institute Welcomes Berkeley Professor Edward Lee for Guest Lecture

On February 20th, the Lamarr Institute welcomed renowned researcher Prof. Edward A. Lee in cooperation with RC Trust and TU Dortmund University as part of the new “UA Ruhr Distinguished Lecture...
Burkhard Eling, CEO Dachser SE, Alexander Tonn, COO Road Logistics Dachser SE, Stefan Hohm, CDO Dachser SE, Prof. Dr. Alice Kirchheim, Director of Fraunhofer IML, Prof. Dr. Stefan Wrobel, Director of Fraunhofer IAIS.
14. February 2025

Dachser and Lamarr Partner Organizations Expand Research Cooperation

The globally active logistics service provider Dachser is now cooperating with another partner organization of the Lamarr Institute. In addition to the Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and...
The image shows two axial MRI brain scans overlaid with tractography visualizations of white matter fiber tracts. The left scan displays a more intact brain with extensive fiber tracts extending in multiple directions, visualized in different colors indicating fiber orientation. The right scan, however, exhibits a large region of missing brain tissue, likely due to a surgical intervention such as a hemispherotomy. The fiber tracts in this hemisphere are significantly reduced, with disrupted connections and fewer streamlines, reflecting the structural changes caused by the procedure. The image highlights differences in white matter organization between an intact and a surgically altered brain.
10. February 2025

Optimized AI Tractography Enhances Brain Imaging: New Study

How can nerve pathways in the brain be visualized to improve the planning of complex surgeries? A research team from the Lamarr Institute and the University of Bonn, in collaboration with the...
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06. February 2025

Launch of the Young AI Leader Hub

The United Nations' global platform “AI for Good” recently launched the “Young AI Leader” community to promote young talent and drive ethical and responsible AI innovation. Within this...
A vibrant mosaic artwork composed of thousands of small tiles, each depicting elements of collective intelligence, including diverse human faces, open books, mathematical equations, neural network diagrams, glowing data nodes, and algorithms. The individual tiles combine to form a larger image of a human silhouette seamlessly merging with a glowing neural network, symbolizing the integration of human and artificial intelligence. The mosaic has a modern, high-tech aesthetic with dynamic lighting and a futuristic feel, emphasizing the interconnectedness of the elements.
06. January 2025

Forbes features Lamarr Research on LLMs and Collective Intelligence

The Lamarr Institute’s research has gained international recognition, as a publication co-authored by our scientists, including Prof. Dr. Lucie Flek, Chair of Natural Language Processing, was...
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16. December 2024

Proxima Fusion Launches Fusion Research Project in Collaboration with Lamarr Professor Zorah Lähner

The Munich-based startup Proxima Fusion, a pioneer in the development of stellarator fusion power plants, has secured funding of €6.5 million from the German Federal Ministry of Education and...