Lecture Series
Lecture series at the University of Bayreuth provide a platform for showcasing current research, building interdisciplinary bridges, and strengthening scientific and social dialogue. They are a central venue where international guests and researchers from the university present their work, offer new impulses, and promote exchange with students, faculty, and interested members of the public.
- MODUS Lecture SeriesHide
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The lecture series of the MODUS research center discusses current issues relating to modeling, uncertainty, and data in the natural sciences. Many of the presentations are (in)directly related to artificial intelligence.
- Lecture Series Scientific ComputingHide
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The lecture series of the Master's program in Scientific Computing is dedicated to new methods of scientific computing and their applications in the natural sciences and engineering. Many of the lectures are (in)directly related to artificial intelligence.
- Philosophy Research ForumHide
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The Philosophy Research Forum offers insights into current projects in philosophy and related disciplines and opens up dialogue on theoretical and practical issues. Some of the lectures are (in)directly related to artificial intelligence.
- Bayreuth LecturesHide
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The Bayreuth Lectures regularly invite internationally renowned scientists to present their research in a way that's easy to understand. Some of the talks are (in)directly related to artificial intelligence.