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2025
July
June
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Interdisciplinary seminar by Dr Silke Henkes
-Interdisciplinary seminar by Dr Silke Henkes (University of Leiden). Topic: Cell sheets as soft active matter Note: Location is MT317 (Physics common room) not MT311 as usual.
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Interdisciplinary Seminar by Dr Rodrigo García
-Interdisciplinary Seminar by Dr Rodrigo García (University of Edinburgh). Topic: Integrating Experimental and Computational Approaches to Understand Stem Cell Regulation Strategies. Maintaining and regenerating adult tissues requires precise regulation of stem cell numbers, proliferation, and differentiation. Dysregulation of these processes can lead to stem cell exhaustion or uncontrolled overgrowth, yet the mechanisms coordinating...
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GRASP - Generative ReAsoning beyond Scaling uP
-Processing and generating language in ways that align with human expectations—both in communication and reasoning—requires computational representations that approximate how humans understand, abstract, and manipulate knowledge. Generative Large Language Models (LLMs), powered by vast data and extensive parameters, have achieved impressive alignment with human-like outputs. Though not explicitly trained for...
May
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Many Minds are Better Than One: Towards a Dialogical Turn in Logic
-Both the ancient Greek and Indian traditions primarily conceived of logic as an inherently dialogical process. However, it is the Enlightenment conception of logic as providing prescriptive guidance for individual agent reasoning that has come to dominate research into logics for AI. In this talk I will argue for a renewal...
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Multimodal Scientific Content Generation with LLMs
-Generating scientific images (e.g., scientific figures) by hand can often be a time-consuming laborious task, where some popular coding languages such as TikZ come with a steep learning curve. Automatizing this process promises to facilitate and accelerate scientific multimodal content production. In this talk, I will discuss our recent approaches...