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Chmiela named among Berlin’s Top 100 Scientists 2025
BIFOLD research group lead Dr. Stefan Chmiela has been named one of the “100 Most Important Minds in Berlin Science 2025” by Tagesspiegel. His research uses explainable AI to model molecular processes, contributing to sustainable chemistry and climate protection.
The 2025 Leopoldina Annual Assembly focuses on Artificial Intelligence
The Leopoldina hosts its Annual Assembly on 25–26 September 2025, with a focus on Artificial Intelligence. The event is co-coordinated by BIFOLD Co-Director Prof. Klaus-Robert Müller. In an interview together with Prof. Thomas Lengauer, Klaus-Robert Müller discusses the opportunities and risks associated with AI.
IBS Lab Contribution to fNIRS UK 2025
At fNIRS UK 2025 in Cambridge, IBS Lab will showcase ERC-funded research on multimodal neuroimaging, including a Cedalion toolbox workshop, advances in fNIRS-EEG fusion, and deep learning transfer from fMRI to fNIRS/DOT.
Attacking privacy leaks in virtual backgrounds
Peeking through the virtual curtain: A new study by the BIFOLD MLSEC group reveals that current virtual backgrounds in video calls can leak enough pixels from the environment to reconstruct objects in the background.
DEEM Lab Contributes to RecSys 2025
At RecSys 2025 in Prague, DEEM Lab will present a spotlight oral paper at the main conference on scalable data debugging using Data Shapley Values, as well as a workshop paper on realistic benchmarks for unlearning in recommender systems.
Dr. Angela Holzer on Open Science and AI
In our interview, DFG’s Dr. Angela Holzer explains why openness and transparency are key to making AI research trustworthy — and how Open Science principles can guide responsible innovation.
Adrian Michalke Receives Software Campus Grant
BIFOLD’s / TU Berlin doctoral researcher Adrian Michalke received a prestigious Software Campus Grant to develop “REPLAY,” a system for the realistic replay of data extraction processes. In collaboration with Celonis, the project aims to enhance data reliability and debugging.
Rethinking AI for the Humanities
Matteo Valleriani and Oliver Eberle are organizing the BIFOLD workshop, "AI-based Methods for the Humanities." In an interview, they discuss the workshop's key aims. They ask what major debate defines AI in the humanities and how the workshop helps clarify a complex academic mission.
Berlin AI Square: Driving Research and Collaboration
Berlin’s Senator for Economic Affairs, Franziska Giffey, visited BIFOLD to learn about key research, spin-offs, and industry partnerships. The visit also highlighted the new developing Berlin AI Square as a leading AI research, innovation, and business hub.
Simulations of large biomolecules with quantum accuracy
An international team of researchers from BIFOLD, the University of Luxembourg, and Google DeepMind has developed a new machine learning foundation model capable of simulating a wide variety of molecular systems – for example, large and complex biological molecules – with quantum-mechanical accuracy.