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On November 19th and 20th, Richard Röttger organizes a symposium on Big Data In Systems And Network Medicine with renowned international and national speakers. The preliminary program can be downloaded here.

DSS member Richard Röttger together with Veit Schwämmle from the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology have been awarded the Villum Experiment grant for their innovative and high-impact project “Artificial Intelligence to revolutionize Protein Mass Spectrometry”.

The Innovationsfonden has granted an industrial PhD project in cooperation with Esoft A/S for enhanced image manipulations utilizing deep neural networks.

On January 1st, the international H2020 project FeatureCloud has finally been kicked off. DSS member Richard Röttger participates as a work-package leader in the project which is totally funded with more than 4.5 Million Euro, distributed over participants from Germany, Netherlands, Austria and Romania. FeatureCloud aims to implement and promote privacy-by-design machine learning solutions enabling the machine learning of sensitive, distributed data without having the data ever leaving the safe harbor of storage.

Together with an international committee, Arthur Zimek organizes a workshop on Evaluation and Experimental Design in Data Mining and Machine Learning EDML 2019 at the SIAM International Conference on Data Mining (SDM19).

On Friday 19th of November, Nicklas Sindlev Andersen presented the work “Learning Traffic Assignment in Travel Demand Estimation” at the MATTS workshop in Delft, Holland. The workshop brought together an international group of researchers on the topic of Mathematics Applied in Transport and Traffic Systems.

Arthur Zimek participated in a Shonan Meeting on data dependent dissimilarity measures in Shonan, Japan.

On September 20th, Arthur Zimek and SDU colleagues Gry Høngsmark Knudsen and Anette Grønning hold a seminar on insights from organizational Big Data for participants from local companies.

On June 7th, Arthur Zimek, Marco Chiarandini, and Peter Schneider-Kamp visited Orgbogen, the largest web-based dictionary company in Denmark, together with other researchers from the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science (IMADA) at SDU.