SAS25 conference – Uncertainty
Conference program is now online! SAS25 program Every scientific results comes with uncertainties, even the most mundane decisions can have uncertain outcomes. Often uncertainty...
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March 28th – Approaches to Evaluating Perturbative Solutions: The Case of the WKB Method (Nic Fillion)
Nic Fillion (SFU) will join us online on Friday March 28th, 15:30 CET for a talk on how perturbation theory (perhaps) differs between physics...
CfP – SAS 25 – Uncertainty
This is the call for papers for our science and the art of simulation (SAS) conference for 2025. Every scientific results comes with uncertainties,...
SAS24 program and abstracts
SAS24 – Modeling for policy will take place at HLRS from November 25th to 27th. The conference will feature a panel on AI &...
The future of computing – seminar series
This time our seminar series for the winter term is concerned with ways of computing that differ from classical computing. We will look into...
CfP: SAS24 – Modeling for Policy
Deadline extended to August 31st! Models have played a crucial role in the sciences since at least the 19th century. The development of information...
June 21st Talk – Can Artificial Intelligence-Based Weather Prediction Models Simulate the Butterfly Effect? – Slides now online
Slides – Can Artificial Intelligence-Based Weather Prediction Models Simulate the Butterfly Effect? Weather scientist Tobias Selz (LMU Munich) will join our group seminar to...
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May 28th – Workshop Generalization and Overfitting
Update: A reading list is now available. A huge part of the recent success of highly parametrized ML models is due to their apparent...
May 17th Talk by Paul Hoyningen-Huene – How do robust abstract economic models explain?
On May 17, philosopher of science Paul Hoyningen-Huene (Zurich) will give a talk on “How do robust abstract economic models explain?“ Please find the...