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There is ongoing work in the EU for a European strategy for AI in science. The University of Bergen has given five key inputs to the strategy process: 1) Trust and trustworthiness; 2) Cross-disciplinary and cross-sectoral collaboration; 3) Strengthening AI competence in all disciplines; 4) Responsible data sharing and strong infrastructure; and 5) Providing long-term funding for basic AI... Read more
Today it was announced that Fedor Fomin has become one of very few scientists in Norway with two ERC Advanced Grants to his name. He will be working towards better, faster and more accurate algorithms.
Professors Martino Marisaldi and Fedor Fomin receive EU support for groundbreaking projects in algorithm theory and space physics. The grants will allow them to explore fundamental questions in their fields of research.
The University of Bergen is represented by four of the 19 finalists in the national competition to establish new AI centres. Discover the candidates here.
”Since so much of AI research is driven by commercial forces, societal impact often becomes an afterthought, rather than something that has to be studied on a fundamental level”
Sander ble ferdig med mastergraden sin for er par måneder siden. Denne helgen vant han pris for sin akademiske artikkel.
This week, the new LEAD AI researchers met each other for the first time.
Professor of informatics Fedor Fomin explains what he does for a living and talks about the current challenges in algorithmic theory.
The success of DeepSeek shows an interesting example where funding is the means to research and innovation and not directly the end goal.
October is the national cybersecurity month in Norway. Meet associate professor Oleksandr Kholosha from the Department of Informatics, who works to protect us from digital threats.
Vincent receives a new research project from the Research Council of Norway. Congratulations to Vincent.
Starting October 1, the new name will be the Faculty of Science and Technology. We will certainly celebrate this!
CEDAS hosted a Data Science competition in the weekend of 31 January to 2 February 2025, this time together with Eviny!
Early in the morning on the 26th of December 1999, the people of France were shocked by two fatal storms. How did these massive cyclones take the meteorologists by surprise? And can machine learning aid weather forecasts of the future?
The International Association of Cryptological Research (IACR) elected Vincent in 2019 and Claude in 2022 as IACR fellows for their contributions and services to the community.
According to the Study Barometer, those who study Data Security are among the university's most satisfied.
CEDAS hosted an event to bring together data science theorists and practitioners, 10 June 2024

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