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I am leading a research group on Trustworthy Machine Learning at the Institute for AI in Medicine, located at Ruhr-University Bochum.

Bochum, Germany
Joined December 2020
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Wow, Mila is an amazing institute. Big thanks for letting me visit.
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Wow. I thought it would be all the usual smack-talk from competitors but GPT-5 is bad. Like really bad. Close to unusable-bad. What happened?
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Your network hopes so, too! 😉
Being part of #ELLIS was one of the best experiences in my PhD path. I hope to continue productive collaboration with the network further as a more senior researcher!
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Michael Kamp retweeted
Meet Linara Adilova, Postdoc at @TU_Dortmund 🇩🇪, ELLIS Member, & ELLIS PhD Grad 🎓 at RU Bochum & @EPFL Her research explores the theory of #DeepLearning from loss surfaces to info-theoretic training analysis. Check out her research goals in AI/ML 👇 #WomenInELLIS
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Thinking about doing a PhD or Postdoc in ML?Don’t just look at Stanford, Oxford, or ETH.Look at Germany. Yes, Germany. (Thread 🧵) (1/13)
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8/ We don’t promise Google salaries. But we offer something different: Scientific freedom. Stability. Time to think deeply. And colleagues who care more about ideas than metrics. (12/13)
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9/ If you’re serious about science, and about doing it sustainably, Germany might be the place. Get in touch. Ask questions. Apply. Let’s build something worth building. (End 🧵) (13/13)
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After a long grey German winter finally a sunny evening by the Rhein - sunset, wine, and the gentle chaos of people learning to relax again. Bonn does it right.
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At the ETIM '25 they had an artist produce graphical abstracts of all talks. I really love it! Especially the data-hungry model lurking in front of the data fridge... Thanks #IKIM for organizing this event.
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