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Two FSE researchers awarded IAS Von Neuman Fellowship
Published on:24 October 2024

Two FSE researchers awarded IAS Von Neuman Fellowship

Horizon Europe grant for Davide Grossi for improving online participatie platforms
Published on:22 October 2024

Horizon Europe grant for Davide Grossi

Robots, bionic parts and it is not science fiction!
Published on:18 September 2024

Robots, bionic parts and it is not science fiction!

George Azzopardi wins ENLIGHT Impact Award
Published on:17 June 2024

George Azzopardi from Information Systems won the ENLIGHT Impact Award with the project Enhancing National and Cross-Border Security: Automatic detection of Face Morphing Attacks.

How can robots learn together with humans? "Tudor" helps!
Published on:29 May 2024

Tudor quadruped robot

Raffaella Carloni won Ben Feringa Impact Award 2024
Published on:22 May 2024

Raffaella Carloni from Human-Centered Robotics won the Ben Feringa Impact Award 2024 with the research "MyLeg" on the development of lower-limb protheses.

New in the spotlight: Marcello Seri
Published on:14 May 2024

We initiated something new on the Bernoulli webpage: In the Spotlight!

Nominee Ben Feringa Impact Award 2024: Interview with Raffaella Carloni
Published on:14 May 2024

Raffaella Carloni from Human-Centered Robotics has been nominated for the Ben Feringa Impact Award 2024 with the research "MyLeg" on the development of lower-limb protheses.

Raffaella Carloni nominated for the Ben Feringa Impact Award 2024
Published on:29 April 2024

On Tuesday, 21 May 2024, the annual Ben Feringa Impact Award will be presented. With this award, the RUG gives an impulse to the recognition and appreciation of impact-driven research.

European DN EDUCADO: Exploring the Deep Universe by Computational Analysisof Data from Observations
Published on:20 March 2024

The project Horizon Europe D N EDUCADO aims to foster extensive collaboration between the fields of astronomy and computer science. This collaboration will leverage the expertise of specialists from both sectors to detect previously unseen numbers of faint observable galaxies, analyse the frequency, types and characteristics of dwarf galaxies, and compare them to the Milky Way.

Johann Bernoulli lezing 33
Published on:05 March 2024

Johann Bernoulli lezing 33 on The unseen structures of lightning.

Interview about the brand new Engineering Doctorate program
Published on:05 March 2024

Paris Avgeriou (Software Engineering and Architecture) recently has been interviewed by the Leeuwarder Courant about the brand new Engineering Doctorate program on Autonomous Systems.

Newsarticle: Azzopardi's algorithms are inspired by the brain
Published on:21 February 2024

George Azzopardi, associate professor of Pattern Recognition at the Bernoulli Institute for Mathematics, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, balances his time equally between fundamental and applied research. As theme coordinator of ‘Applied AI’ at the Jantina Tammes School, he is dedicated to bridging the gap between science and practical societal applications.

Information closure Southern Ring Road: Smart travel information market 29 February
Published on:15 February 2024

smart travel information market

M-grant for Ravantha Ramanayake
Published on:15 January 2024

M-grant for Ravantha Ramanayake

Raffaella Carloni won FSE Impact Award 2023
Published on:10 January 2024

Raffaella received the Award in the category researchers and obtained a cash prize of 1,500 euros for impact activities. It has been awarded to her for her work on bionic knees. Her research project is about a methodology and technology to mimic the functionality of a healthy human knee in lower-limb prosthetics. The award was presented by Managing Director Esther Marije Klop.

NWO Take-off grant for innovative knee prosthesis by Raffaella Carloni 
Published on:20 December 2023

Raffaella Carloni , Associate Professor of Robotics at the University of Groningen ( Bernoulli Institute ), has received a Take-off grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO).

Almost halfway the NWO Gravitation programme Hybrid Intelligence
Published on:19 December 2023

Almost halfway the NWO Gravitation programme Hybrid Intelligence

Go listen Marcello Seri as co-host of two different podcast series
Published on:27 November 2023

podcast series

Invitation to Join the 'Applied AI' Community
Published on:20 November 2023

The remarkable progress in artificial intelligence (AI) is transcending boundaries and finding invaluable applications across diverse academic disciplines. Recognizing the transformative potential of AI, we are proud to introduce the new theme, 'Applied AI,' at the Jantina Tammes School.

HAICu wants to act as a reliable guide within the realms of Dutch heritage
Published on:02 November 2023

Sound and Vision, the Geheugen van Nederland, Beeldbank Groningen: these days, all sorts of heritage collections are available online. They are crucial sources of information for a wide range of stories. But just imagine being able to browse all these collections to find the context you need for a good story simply by entering a single search term. This is what the HAICu research project hopes to achieve with the aid of artificial intelligence (AI) tools.

Funding from Erasmus+ Program for European AI – Education project
Published on:04 October 2023

Dr. Francisco José Castillo Hernández from the Center for Learning and Teaching ( CLT ) and Dr. Andreea Sburlea from the Bernoulli Institute are collaborating as partners in a project funded by the Erasmus+ Programme for Education & Training.

Book by Michael Biehl
Published on:04 October 2023

A collection of lecture notes from Michael Biehl (Intelligent Systems) have been published by University of Groningen Press in a book called "The Shallow and the Deep - A biased introduction to neural networks and old school machine learning".  

Bart Besselink finalist for the FSE Supervisor of the Year Award
Published on:04 September 2023

Bart Besselink finalist for the FSE Supervisor of the Year Award


Veni grant for Henk van Waarde
Published on:31 August 2023

Veni grant for Henk van Waarde

Bifurcation Analysis of Fluid Flows book Fred Wubs and Henk Dijkstra
Published on:30 August 2023

published book Fred Wubs

Professor Lambert Schomaker has been awarded a NWA-ORC grant.
Published on:11 July 2023

Professor Lambert Schomaker has been awarded a grant of €103 million.

Vidi grant awarded to dr. Nikolay Martynchuk
Published on:29 June 2023

Vidi awarded to dr. Nikolay Martynchuk

Julian Koellermeier, BI researcher, is selected to the Young Academy Groningen
Published on:28 June 2023

Julian Koellermeier, BI researcher, is selected to the Young Academy Groningen

Google research award Hamidreza Kasaei
Published on:13 June 2023

Google research award Hamidreza Kasaei

Ben Feringa Impact Award 2023 awarded to George Azzopardi and Guru Swaroop Bennabhaktula
Published on:30 May 2023

Ben Feringa Impact Award 2023 awarded to George Azzopardi and Guru Swaroop Bennabhaktula

Intelligent tools help with child abuse forensics: nominee to Ben Feringa Impact Award
Published on:09 May 2023

Intelligent tools help with child abuse forensics: nominee to Ben Feringa Impact Award

Tamás Görbe (Math) among the winners of the of the Best Practice in Teaching & Learning Award 2023
Published on:28 March 2023

Tamas Gorbe (Math) among the winners of the of the Best Practice in Teaching & Learning Award 2023

Tamás Görbe nominated for UG Best Practice in Teaching & Learning Award March 27th, at 3pm
Published on:13 March 2023

UG Best Practice in Teaching & Learning Award

HTRIC grant for Cristóbal Bertoglio in collaboration with UMCG
Published on:13 March 2023

Milestones in the collaboration with UMCG

Lunchen in Nederlands
Published on:13 March 2023

Lunchen in Nederlands

Bernoulli represented in collaboration between 4TU.Centres and UG on research and teaching
Published on:21 February 2023

Bernoulli represented in collaboration between 4TU.Centres and UG on research and teaching

Health Technology Research and Innovation Cluster supports BI researcher Cristóbal Bertoglio
Published on:16 February 2023

Health Technology Research and Innovation Cluster supports BI research for unpuzzling cardiac damage by exercise imaging and biomechanical modelling

Revealing portrait Arjan van der Schaft
Published on:13 February 2023

Revealing portrait Arjan van der Schaft

George Azzopardi nominated for the Ben Feringa Impact Award 2023
Published on:25 January 2023

George Azzopardi nominated for the Ben Feringa Impact Award 2023

Bringing big data research closer to the market
Published on:20 December 2022

Prof. Alexander Lazovik gave an interview in the latest I/O Magazine. You can read the article here.

How to publish open access
Published on:09 November 2022

open access

KWG Wintersymposium: talk by Prof. dr. Bart Verheij
Published on:02 November 2022

KWG Wintersymposium: talk by Prof. dr. Bart Verheij

FSE research grants for four BI researchers
Published on:26 October 2022

FSE research grants for four BI researchers

Hamidreza Kasaei newsarticle on working on robots that act humanly
Published on:07 September 2022

Hamidreza Kasaei newsarticle on working on robots that act humanly

PhD Supervisor award
Published on:07 September 2022

PhD Supervisor award

BI researchers in granted NWO XL project "Rational points: new dimensions"
Published on:24 August 2022

BI researchers in granted NWO XL project "Rational points: new dimensions"

Toekenning M20 Promotieprogramma voor project Jantina Tammes School.
Published on:07 July 2022

Toekenning M20 Promotieprogramma voor project Jantina Tammes School.

NWO Take-off grants for Davide Grossi, Yori Ong and Oscar Kuipers
Published on:05 July 2022

The Take-off financing instrument is aimed at stimulating and supporting scientific activity and entrepreneurship.

Hamidreza Kasaei receives Gratama Science Award 2022
Published on:04 July 2022

Hamidreza Kasaei receives Gratama Science Award 2022

NIAS fellowship for Prof. Dr. Davide Grossi
Published on:25 May 2022

Prof. Dr. Davide Grossi from Multi-agent systems has been awarded a fellowship at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study.

Prof. Dr. Davide Grossi won best paper award at the AAMAS (International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems)
Published on:18 May 2022

Prof. Dr. Davide Grossi from Multi-agent systems won a best paper award at the AAMAS (International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems).

Fundamental computing in ICT Research Platform magazine
Published on:17 May 2022

Fundamental computing in ICT Research Platform magazine

Successful NWA ORC proposal Fatih Turkmen
Published on:24 March 2022

Successful NWA ORC proposal Fatih Turkmen

Instagram teaches AI to recognize rooms
Published on:02 February 2022

Instagram teaches AI to recognize rooms

Two NWO Open Competition ENW-M-grants for Bernoulli Institute
Published on:27 January 2022

Two NWO Open competition ENW-M-grants for Bernoulli Institute

Young talent award for a Bernoulli MSc student
Published on:01 December 2021

Young talent award for a Bernoulli MSc student

NWO grant for project of Dr. Viktoriya Degeler
Published on:28 October 2021

NWO grant for project of Dr. Viktoriya Degeler (Distributed Systems)

Completion of the EU-4NSEEK project
Published on:04 October 2021

Completion of the EU-4NSEEK project

Workshop and Valedictory speech Prof.dr. Jos Roerdink, Friday 15 October 2021.
Published on:23 September 2021

Workshop and Valedictory speech Prof.dr. J.B.T.M. Roerdink

Call for projects on Visualization, Geo and Data Science 2021
Published on:23 September 2021

Call for projects on Visualization, Geo and Data Science 2021

Huge loss for the Bernoulli Institute
Published on:14 September 2021

anouncement M. Wiering

Vacancies at Bernoulli Institute
Published on:09 June 2021

4 new positions at Bernoulli Institute.

Wrong questions generate wrong answers
Published on:31 May 2021

A lot of people tend to think algorithms are scary. But three experts say they represent a great opportunity to solve societal issues. ‘It’s not an algorithm’s fault if things go wrong. It’s always human error.’

Prof. Rineke Verbrugge member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
Published on:29 April 2021

Congratulations to Professor Rineke Verbrugge (Multi-Agent Systems) for becoming a member of De Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen (KNAW, The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences).

Cracking the code of the dead sea scrolls
Published on:22 April 2021

Cracking the code of the dead sea scrolls

Tenure track positions with an education profile within the Bernoulli Institute
Published on:19 April 2021

Tenure track posistions with an edeucation profile within the Bernoulli Institute

MSCA Individual Fellowship for Tropical Methods in Mathematics and Computer Science
Published on:11 February 2021

MSCA Individual Fellowship for Tropical Methods in Mathematics and Computer Science

Godliver Owomugisha receives Best Thesis Award of the Groningen Engineering Center
Published on:27 January 2021

Godliver Owomugisha receives Best Thesis Award

Prof. Cecilia Salgado, Dr. Oliver Lorscheid and Prof. Juan Peypouquet joine the Bernoulli Institute
Published on:27 January 2021

Prof. Cecilia Salgado, Dr. Oliver Lorscheid and Prof. Juan Peypouquet join the Bernoulli Institute

Bernoulli Best PhD Thesis Awards 2020
Published on:11 January 2021

Bernoulli Best PhD Thesis Awards 2020

Smart algorithm improves diagnosis of adrenal tumours
Published on:23 November 2020

Adrenal tumours are present in around five percent of the population and are often found incidentally when an abdominal scan is made for an unrelated reason. It is difficult to determine from the scan whether such a tumour is benign or malignant. A new method uses an algorithm that differentiates between the two tumour types based on the pattern of steroid metabolites in the patient’s urine. The method, which was published this summer, is just one of the many uses for the algorithm, says Michael Biehl, Professor of Computer Science at the University of Groningen.

Samenwerking IIionx met Rijksuniversiteit Groningen en Provincie Fryslân
Published on:16 November 2020

In april 2021 worden twee haalbaarheidsstudies uitgekozen op basis waarvan het prototype gebouwd gaat worden.

‘I want to understand how the mind works’
Published on:16 November 2020

Marieke van Vugt once dreamed of becoming a professional ballerina. Now she is a cognitive scientist at the University of Groningen. But as she endeavours to understand the workings of the human mind, she still cannot live without ballet. Or Buddhism.

Kerstin Bunte's "Transparent AI" awarded NWO VIDI
Published on:05 November 2020

Kerstin Bunte NWO VIDI

NWO VENI Grant for Zoé Christoff
Published on:05 November 2020

NWO VENI Zoé Christoff

ENW-KLEIN grant of EUR 275,000 for Dr Seri
Published on:27 October 2020


ENW klein for Seri

Godliver Owomugisha selected for a "Data Science Africa Research Award"
Published on:13 October 2020

Data Science Africa Research Award

Prof. Dimka Karastoyanova and Dr. Marieke van Vugt receive Erasmus+ grants
Published on:17 September 2020

Two projects involving BI researchers Prof. Karastoyanova & Dr. Van Vugt received Erasmus+ grants.

ISSAC-20 Award for Marc Paul Noordman (Algebra)
Published on:21 August 2020

ISSAC-20 Award for Paul Noordman (Algebra)

Machine learning algorithm helps in adrenal cancer diagnosis
Published on:24 July 2020

Machine learning algorithm helps in clinical practice.

Daniel Boutros received GUF-100 prize
Published on:03 July 2020

Daniel Boutros received GUG-100 prize.

SMART-Agents proposal awarded with TTW Smart Industry 2019 programme
Published on:30 April 2020

SMART-Agents proposal awarded with a NWO grant.

Gratama award for George Azzopardi (CS)
Published on:28 April 2020

G. Azzopardi received a Gratama Foundation grant.

Prof. Jaeger receives EUR 531.000 for research in ITN ‘POST-DIGITAL’ programme
Published on:23 April 2020

The POST-DIGITAL consortium joins 17 academic research groups, SMEs as well as IBM and Thales. This 'Initial Training Network' is coordinated from Aston University, UK. The grant has been awarded in January 2020 and the ITN started its operations on April 1, 2020. Altogether the project gives funding for 15 PhD positions, two of which will be located at the UG.

Better understanding of the human brain
Published on:09 March 2020

'Reading thoughts’ – this is what keeps Jelmer Borst busy. Not in an esoteric way but with high-tech neuro-imaging techniques. In this way, he gains insight into what happens in our brains if, for example, we multitask, solve problems or allow our thoughts to drift.

9 scholarship PhD positions open in Math, CS and AI
Published on:03 March 2020
9 scholarship PhD positions that combine the disciplines involved in the Centre for Data Science and Systems Complexity are open for application until 1 April 2020. APPLY NOW!
In the PhD Scholarship Programme, selected prospective PhD students are invited to write their own PhD research proposal in collaboration with an expert PhD supervisor from the University of Groningen with whom they would like to work. Thus, as a PhD scholarship student you will do curiosity-driven research that allows you to work at the boundaries of knowledge!  
Multiple PhD scholarship positions involving Bernoulli supervisors
Published on:03 March 2020

Multiple PhD scholarship positions involving Bernoulli supervisors

North Atlantic Current may cease temporarily in the next century
Published on:13 January 2020

Simulations by scientists from the University of Groningen and Utrecht University showed that it is unlikely that the North Atlantic Current , which is responsible for the mild climate in northwestern Europe, will come to a complete stop. However, there is a 15 percent likelihood that there will be a temporary change in the current in the next 100 years.

Bernoulli AI research featured at the Groningen Forum exhibition AI: more than Human exhibition
Published on:07 January 2020
Between December 2019 and May 2020, the Groningen Forum hosts AI: More than Human, the major international exhibition on artificial intelligence, in collaboration with the London Barbican Centre. AI: More than Human offers a fascinating insight into this new world of artificial intelligence. What is the impact of AI on our lives? What does it mean to be human? What is consciousness? And how can people and machines work together?

AI research at the Bernoulli Institute will be featured through talks and demos. On 22 Jan.,  
Prof. Lambert Schomaker, Prof. Davide Grossi and Dr. Jacolien van Rij will discuss how advanced the developments within AI research are and how they relate to our current society. Demos on neural network, idiom acquisition and volume visualization prepared by Prof. Niels Taatgen, Dr. Jacolien van Rij and Dr. Michael Wilkinson will also be run every Friday and Sunday beginning on 19 January.

Tickets and more information.
North Atlantic Current may cease temporarily in the next century
Published on:30 December 2019

Simulations by scientists from the University of Groningen and Utrecht University showed that it is unlikely that the North Atlantic Current , which is responsible for the mild climate in northwestern Europe, will come to a complete stop. However, there is a 15 percent likelihood that there will be a temporary change in the current in the next 100 years.

Bernoulli Institute in the awarded ITN project MANIC
Published on:06 December 2019

The EU Marie Curie Actions has awarded about EUR 4 million to MANIC (Materials for Neuromorphic Circuits), an Innovative Training Network, to be coordinated by Prof. Beatriz Noheda of the Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials (ZIAM) and co-coordinated by Dr. Jean Fompeyrine (IBM Research-Zurich). Prof. Jos Roerdink and Prof. Lambert Schomaker (Bernoulli Institute for Mathematics, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence) also participate in this European multidisciplinary consortium.

Master’s student Remi Brandt wins KNVI Thesis Prize for Computing Science and Engineering
Published on:26 November 2019

For his thesis “Efficient Binocular Stereo Correspondence Matching with 1-D Max-Trees”

Valedictory Lecture of Gerard Renardel 10 January 2020
Published on:15 November 2019

Valedictory Lecture of Gerard Renardel de Lavalette on 10 January 2020

1.5 million euros for computational modeling from super-fast MRI
Published on:03 September 2019

Dr. Cristóbal Bertoglio has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant for hi-fi cardiovascular modeling from super-fast MRI.

Gravitation Grant for designing Hybrid Intelligence
Published on:30 August 2019

Gravitation Grant for designing Hybrid Intelligence.

Kerstin Bunte (Intelligent Systems) among top 4 PhD supervisors at the FSE
Published on:01 July 2019
Our colleague Kerstin Bunte (Intelligent Systems) has been voted by the PhD council among the Best 4 PhD supervisors at the Faculty of Science and Engineering in 2019! The PhD Council based its decision on PhD nominations. Congratulations, Kerstin!
Artificial Intelligence as Law: Prof. Bart Verheij gave presidential address at the 17th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law (ICAIL 2019)
Published on:24 June 2019

The 17th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law took place in Montreal on the topics of social, responsible and explainable artificial intelligence. Prof. Bart Verheij, who gave the traditional presidential address, lectured about the safeguards needed for AI to be trustworthy, social, responsible, humane, ethical.

Best paper award for P.J. Barendrecht, M.A. Sabin and J. Kosinka (Computer Science) at the International Conference on Geometric Modeling and Processing
Published on:21 June 2019

Pieter Barendrecht, Malcolm Sabin and Jiri Kosinka were the winners of the GMP 2019Best Paper Award sponsored by Adobe! with their paper the A bivariate C¹ subdivision scheme based on cubic half-box splines. Congratulations!

Machine learning project at our institute contributes analysis method to precision agriculture
Published on:11 June 2019

Research published in the Journal of Animal Science has shown analysis method can accurately use phenotype and gene data to predict the age at which pigs will be ready for slaughter. A recent study by Ahmad Alsahaf, George Azzopardi, Bart Ducro, Egiel Hanenberg, Roel F Veerkamp and Nicolai Petkov examining the accuracy of phenotypic and genetic data in predicting slaughter age was prompted by the fact that correctly forecasting the growth of pigs can help determine things like feed costs and pen space requirements. Growth-rate predictions could also be used in other ways – for example, to identify which growth-rate factors might be more important than others.

More information is available here

UK: In a living laboratory, neuroscience meets art | Marieke van Vugt
Published on:06 June 2019

Bernoulli news: UK: In a living laboratory, neuroscience meets art | Marieke van Vugt.

VIDI for Steffen Muller (Algebra)
Published on:27 May 2019

We are happy to announce that Dr. Steffen Muller (Algebra) received a prestigious NWO VIDI grant of 800,000 euro for his project "Global points via locally analytic functions." Dr. Muller is one of the 4 VIDI laureates at the University of Groningen this year, for a highly competitive grant with a success rate of 19%. Congratulations to Dr. Muller!

Register to the Grants Week for PhDs and Postdocs! (22-23 May)
Published on:02 May 2019

The UMCG and the RUG are teaming up this year to present the Young Talent Grants Week, a 2019 special event exclusively aimed at young researchers in their senior PhD and early postdoc years. The Young Talent Grants Week will focus on providing you all possible information for the prestigious Rubicon, VENI and Marie Curie individual grants as well as field specific information sessions organized by faculty funding experts and more! Registration is required and spaces for workshops are limited!

Niels Taatgen (AI) speaks about Brain Inspired Computing (in Dutch)
Published on:02 May 2019

Niels Taatgen (AI) speaks about Brain Inspired Computing (in Dutch)

Research Minute Young Academy Groningen - Marieke van Vugt (AI)
Published on:02 May 2019

Research Minute Young Academy Groningen - Marieke van Vugt (AI)

Bernoulli's role in CogniGron praised by the University Newspaper!
Published on:01 May 2019

A computer that doesn’t use bits or bytes would be extremely fast and save energy. The same applies to your brain. Many consider this the future of computing and Cognigron, the new RUG research centre, are trying to make this a reality.

Brain Beats Computer - Learning from our thought process
By Christine Dirkse / Translation by Sarah van Steenderen / Photo by Reyer Boxem

Dr. Jorge Perez selected to the Young Academy Groningen
Published on:19 March 2019

Dr. Jorge Perez selected to the Young Academy Groningen

Prof. Henk Broer and Prof. Gert Vegter give talks at KNAW Symposium on Jupiter's moons and the shape of the universe
Published on:27 February 2019

The KNAW Symposium RHYTHMS AND A-RHYTHMS IN THE SKY (16 April, 19.00-21.15)  will feature two talks by Prof. dr. Henk Broer and Prof. dr. Gert Vegter of the Dynamical Systems, Geometry and Mathematical Physics group at the Bernoulli Institute. This KNAW symposium focuses on Io, Europa, Ganymedes and Callisto, moons dancing around Jupiter. The shape of our universe and the stability of our solar system are also discussed during this evening. The language of the talks is English.

Lorentz Center workshop Symplectic Dynamics
Published on:12 February 2019

The Bernoulli Institute is involved in the organization of a new Lorentz workshop. Prof. Dr. Holger Waalkens (Dynamical Systems, Geometry and Mathematical Physics) together with Prof. Dr. Urs Frauenfelder (Augsburg University) and Dr. Lei Zhao (Augsburg University) organize a Lorentz Center workshop on Symplectic Dynamics .

Dr. Fatih Turkmen joins the group Information Systems
Published on:12 February 2019

Dr. Fatih Turkmen joins the group Information Systems

Prof. Lambert Schomaker (Autonomous Perceptive Systems): partner in 4 million euro ITN project PerICo
Published on:18 October 2018

Professor Lambert Schomaker partner in 4 million euro ITN project PerICo

Prof. Lambert Schomaker (Autonomous Perceptive Systems): partner in 4 million euro ITN project PerICo
Published on:18 October 2018

Prof. Lambert Schomaker · partner in 4 million euro ITN project PerICo

Prof. Paris Avgeriou (Software Engineering): top 5 author in Software Architecture according to IEEE Software
Published on:18 October 2018

Prof. Paris Avgeriou (Software Engineering): top 5 author in Software Architecture according to IEEE Software

Opening Symposium of Bernoulli Institute for Mathematics, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence on 1 Nov
Published on:04 October 2018

The festive opening of the Bernoulli Institute for Mathematics, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (UG) will be held on 1 November, with a Symposium that will combine pitches of interdisciplinary research at the Bernoulli, poster sessions and Best Poster Award, and talks from prestigious external speakers.

10 positions in Mathematics, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence open at the University of Groningen
Published on:12 June 2018

News item Bernoulli Institute: 8 positions in Mathematics, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence open at the University of Groningen

Jorge Perez (Computer Science, Fundamental Computing) wins NWO VIDI and TOP grants
Published on:01 June 2018

NWO has awarded an EUR 800,000 Vidi grant each to 86 experienced researchers. A respectable nine of these conduct their research at four different faculties at the University of Groningen (UG). The grant will enable the four female and five male researchers to set up their own novel research lines and even a research group.

New all round research institute for mathematics, computer science and artificial intelligence: Bernoulli Institute
Published on:01 June 2018

At the University of Groningen, a new all round research institute has been established in mathematics, computer science and artificial intelligence: the Bernoulli Institute. It combines and expands the unique expertises the University already has in these disciplines. The Bernoulli Institute kicks off on June 1st, 2018.

European research project to build new generation of leg prostheses
Published on:12 April 2018

Zeven onderzoeksinstituten hebben een grote Europese subsidie ontvangen om een nieuw type beenprothese te gaan maken. Robot-ingenieur Rafaella Carloni van de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen leidt het project van 4,5 miljoen euro. De officiële start vindt dan ook plaats in Groningen, op 16 en 17 april.

CogniGron Seminar on April 5th: Dr. Terry Stewart, Programming with Neurons: Neural Engineering and Neuromorphic Hardware
Published on:29 March 2018

ALICE news: Groningen Cognitive Systems and Materials Seminar on April 5, 2018.

European grant for Raffaella Carloni (Robotics/ALICE)
Published on:26 February 2018

ALICE news: European grant for Raffaella Carloni (ALICE)

Artificial intelligence selects best candidate
Published on:30 January 2018

As well as being Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Jean-Paul van Oosten is also a PhD student. His work revolves around highly diverse ‘mountains of data’, in which smart systems recognize patterns and make connections. He does this using Machine Learning (ML). ML is the term used for the self-learning capacity of intelligent computers, which allows data to be enriched. One of the applications discovered by Van Oosten and his colleagues is a method for selecting the best candidates for a job from hundreds of curricula vitae and letters of application.

Daydreams in a computer model
Published on:02 October 2017

Daydreams in a computer model

Daydreams in a computer model
Published on:02 October 2017

Daydreams in a computer model

PhD ceremony: B. (Burcu) Arslan: A computational cognitive modeling approach to the development of second-order theory of mind
Published on:18 April 2017

PhD ceremony: B. (Burcu) Arslan: A computational cognitive modeling approach to the development of second-order theory of mind
ALICE

Artificial Intelligence awarded as 'Top Rated Programme' according to the latest edition of the Higher Education Guide for Master's degree programmes
Published on:02 March 2017

Artificial Intelligence awarded as 'Top Rated Programme' according to the latest edition of the Higher Education Guide for Master's degree programmes

Why are computers not intelligent (yet)? - Niels Taatgen - TEDxUniversityofGroningen
Published on:29 November 2016

Niels Taatgen, TEDx, cognitive modeling

PhD ceremony B. (Bea) Valkenier: Vowel processing in cluttered auditory scences
Published on:25 November 2016

PhD ceremony Bea Valkenier: Vowel processing in cluttered auditory scenes

PhD ceremony M.F. (Faik) Karaaba: Face recognition in low-resolution images under small sample conditions with face-part detection and alignment
Published on:30 September 2016

PhD ceremony: M.F. (Faik) Karaaba: Face recognition in low-resolution images under small sample conditions with face-part detection and alignment, ALICE

Amir & Nao gone viral!
Published on:17 August 2016

Amir & Nao gone viral

An app to regulate digital distractions
Published on:30 June 2016

persbericht Ioanna Katidiot

An app to regulate digital distractions
Published on:30 June 2016

persbericht Ioanna Katidiot

Faculty Spotlight Dr. Bart Verheij:Arguments for Understanding our Complex World
Published on:14 March 2016

Faculty spotlight Dr. Bart Verheij

PhD ceremony: M. (Menno) Nijboer: Concurrent multitasking, from neural activity to human cognition
Published on:04 March 2016

PhD ceremony: M. (Menno) Nijboer: Concurrent multitasking, from neural activity to human cognition

Niels Taatgen elected Lecturer of the Year
Published on:28 January 2016

Niels Taatgen elected Lecturer of the Year

Niels Taatgen elected Lecturer of the Year
Published on:28 January 2016

Niels Taatgen elected Lecturer of the Year