What to look forward to
A Friday research seminar will feature talks on multi-agent interaction, adaptive AI, statistical genetics, and efficient communication, with presenters from leading institutions including Technion, Helmholtz Munich, Harvard, Carnegie Mellon, and the University of Maryland. The lineup will include researchers exploring how AI and data science can advance biology, disease research, and communication.
Inside the event
| Friday, November 20th: 1:00pm: Eilam Shapira, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, “Strategic Multi-Agent Interaction with Human Language” 1:45pm: Soroor Hediyeh-zadeh, Helmholtz Munich, Adaptive AI for cell state biology 2:30pm: Javier Maravall-López, Harvard University, Combining statistical genetics with machine learning towards mechanistic and therapeutic hypotheses of human disease 3:15pm: Saujas Vaduguru, Carnegie Mellon University, Learning Efficient Multi-turn Communication 4:00pm: Chau Pham, University of Maryland, talk title TBD See full schedule of presentations
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Last checked: Nov 11, 2026. Confirm current availability before making plans.