News - Data Science Chair

We hosted this year’s BigData@Geo2.0 workshop with our project partners at the CAIDAS Building.

We presented a keynote on our LLäMmlein and ModernGBERT models at the German National Library in Frankfurt, as part of the "Netzwerk maschinelle Verfahren in der Erschließung" symposium.

We, the Data Science Chair and the Chair of Computer Philology and Modern German Literary History at CAIDAS, are part of the new large-scale project „Sovereign Open Source Foundational Models for European Intelligence“ (SOOFI)

We participated in all GermEval tasks and placed first in two of the three Harmful Content Detection tasks!

We're excited to share that our paper "TaylorNet: Learning PDEs from Non-Grid Data"", has been accepted at the Machine Learning Meets Differential Equations Workshop at ECAI 2025

We're excited to share that our paper "On the Role of Embeddings in Diffusion-based Generation of scRNA-seq Data", has been accepted at the workshop New Frontiers in Mining Complex Patterns at ECML PKDD 2025

We're excited to share that our paper "Evaluating Spatiotemporal Prediction Models in a Low-Data Regime", has been accepted at the International Workshop on Learning from Small Data at ECML PKDD 2025

Inspired by our recent LLäMmlein series we created a new German state of the art encoder model family in cooperation with the Computerphilologie!

Our LLäMmlein paper got accepted for ACL 25! See you in Vienna!

Im Interview mit heise.de spricht Prof. Dr. Andreas Hotho über die Herausforderungen bei der Entwicklung deutscher Sprachmodelle und stellt das komplett auf deutschen Daten trainierte Sprachmodell LLämMlein vor.