28. June 2024
In June 2024, we welcomed a number of guests at our Living Lab in Dresden. While many people already visited us during the Dresden Science Night, we offered a private tour to the following visitors:
In the first week of June, a group of students visited the Living Lab as part of their internship program. Together with the Center for Information Services and High Performance Computing (ZIH), we introduced the interns to Artificial Intelligence and answered their questions.
On 10.06.2024, 23 PhD candidates from the NHR Graduate School visited the Living Lab in Dresden. The program included a lecture on Statistics in Machine learning as well as an introduction about ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig and our demonstrators.
Furthermore, on 11.06.2024 ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig organized a hackathon for the NHR PhD students. With it, they learned how to bring Machine Learning workflows to HPC. Due to the heterogeneity of Machine Learning applications, the motivation to move to an HPC system can be manifold, e.g. due to:
The participants learned how a typical machine learning workflow can be realised in the HPC environment.
The guided hands-on and hackathon format in the afternoon provided a perfect opportunity to get in touch with the ZIH HPC system, to practice the learned HPC principles and to set up a machine learning pipeline for image classification while working in an open and cooperative environment.
On 21.06.2024, our Living Lab in Dresden was once again crowded. We were honored to host our former colleague, Prof. Dr. Sunna Torge, and her new colleagues and students. Prof. Dr. Sunna Torge left ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig this March to pursue an academic career as a Professor of Applied Mathematics and Data Science at HTW Berlin. Our team led a comprehensive tour through ten selected demonstrators for our guests, highlighting the latest advancements and innovations, including a new demonstrator focused on Large Language Models (LLMs). The participating students impressed us with their keen interest and engagement, posing insightful questions on the demonstrators. Their curiosity and eagerness to learn greatly enriched the discussions and added a dynamic element to the event.
We thank Prof. Dr. Sunna Torge for the wonderful visit and wish her utmost continued success in her academic endeavors, while looking forward to future collaborations to strengthen the bond between our institutions.
You want to know what the Living Lab is all about? You can check out the location, try out our demonstrators and get in contact with our team by participating in our many events, such as: