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We created two German-only decoder models, LLäMmlein 120M and 1B, from scratch!

1st place in Germany, 1st place in Europe, 3rd place worldwide: JMU's Virtual Reality researchers achieve these top results in the CSRankings. The university is also top in other areas.

Aerospace Informatics student David Baldsiefen wins the ‘AI Innovation in Space’ award at the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The paper "Fitting the Puzzle: Towards Source Traffic Modeling For Mobile Instant Messaging" by Fabian Poignée, Anika Seufert, Frank Loh and Tobias Hoßfeld from the Chair of Communication Networks, JMU and Michael Seufert of NETCOM (University of Augsburg) received the Best Paper Award at the 15th International Conference on Network of the Future.

A platform for the environmental and geosciences that can be used to analyse complex data from earth observation and sustainability research: A new research group at JMU is working on this.

The German Informatics Society (GI) has honoured the Würzburg scientist Frank Puppe as a GI Fellow - the highest award of the professional society.

Professor Harald Wehnes has published another volume in the “AI in Project Management” series focusing on experiences with the use of AI in specific projects.

The KI24 conference kicked off today at the University of Würzburg's Computer Science building, bringing together AI experts and researchers from around the world.

The Bavarian Ministry of Science is funding ten young AI talents in the postdoc phase. One of them is computer scientist Dr. Adrian Krenzer from the University of Würzburg. He develops AI systems for medicine

CAIDAS members Damien Garreau and his research assistant Magamed Taimeskhanov, together with Ronan Sicre, have been awarded a Best Paper Award at the ECML PKDD 2024 conference for their research on flaws in AI interpretability methods.

Exploring a valley on mars, exploring caves, searching for life: These are the goals of the german research initiative VaMEx. The professorship Space Technology at the University of Würzburg is involved.

We warmly welcome Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mohamed Khalil Ben-Larbi on the professorship of Space Informatics and Satellite Systems at the Institute of Computer Science.

When new applications, for example for AI, run slower than expected on computers, memory is often to blame. A new research project is working on a solution. Würzburg computer scientist Matthias Jung is leading the project.

The Vogel Foundation's 2024 Research Award goes to a project at the Chair of Human-Computer Interaction that is developing digital learning tools for use in education.

On March 3, 2023, IBM and the Chair of Software Engineering of the University of Würzburg celebrated the kick-off of their one-and-a-half-year research project on the topic of energy efficiency.