Lab Visits 2026.1
from
Monday, 23 March 2026 (09:00)
to
Tuesday, 24 March 2026 (17:00)
Monday, 23 March 2026
10:00
Arrival: Arrival
Arrival
10:00 - 11:00
Room: OH14/E-23 - CS Lecture Hall
11:00
Joint Programm: Kick-Off Session
Kick-Off Session
11:00 - 13:00
Room: OH14/E-23 - CS Lecture Hall
Contributions
11:00
Welcome & Opening
11:10
Area Pitches
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Jens Buß
(
Lamarr Institute, TU Dortmund University
)
12:05
Science Speed Dating
12:30
Session Pitches
13:00
Lunch (with some extra time for handling luggage)
Lunch (with some extra time for handling luggage)
13:00 - 14:30
14:30
Error analyses for deep learning methods for partial differential equations
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Benno Kuckuck
Arnulf Jentzen
Ramsés Sánchez
(
Lamarr institute, University of Bonn
)
Error analyses for deep learning methods for partial differential equations
Benno Kuckuck
Arnulf Jentzen
Ramsés Sánchez
(
Lamarr institute, University of Bonn
)
14:30 - 16:00
Room: JvF25/3-304 - Deep Dive Room
LogSense: Benchmarking of Domain-Specific Language Models & Agentic Dataset Creation
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Christina Braun
Christian Pionzewski
(
Fraunhofer IML
)
LogSense: Benchmarking of Domain-Specific Language Models & Agentic Dataset Creation
Christina Braun
Christian Pionzewski
(
Fraunhofer IML
)
14:30 - 16:00
Room: JvF25/1-101 - Meeting Room South
Towards an Era of Posthuman Logistics
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Moritz Roidl
Julian Eßer
Christoph Pott
Towards an Era of Posthuman Logistics
Moritz Roidl
Julian Eßer
Christoph Pott
14:30 - 16:00
Room: JvF25/3-303 - Conference Room
16:00
How to raise third-party funds/grants? Learning from one another in Lamarr.
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Ann-Kathrin Oster
(
Lamarr Institute at TU Dortmund University
)
How to raise third-party funds/grants? Learning from one another in Lamarr.
Ann-Kathrin Oster
(
Lamarr Institute at TU Dortmund University
)
16:00 - 17:30
Workshop: Batteries included - Open Source CLI Coding Assistants and Agents
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Stefan Michaelis
(
Lamarr Institute - TU Do
)
Workshop: Batteries included - Open Source CLI Coding Assistants and Agents
Stefan Michaelis
(
Lamarr Institute - TU Do
)
16:00 - 17:30
Room: JvF25/1-101 - Meeting Room South
This session will explore several powerful open-source CLI coding assistants in a hands-on 90-minute workshop. Learn or share your experience on how to integrate AI-assisted development into your research workflow while maintaining full control through open-source tools and custom LLM endpoints. Experiment with different agents, compare their strengths, and start using them immediately in your projects. [Register now][1] Space is limited to 8 participants, first come, first serve. ---------- The landscape of AI-assisted coding has evolved dramatically, with exploding options of promises of powerful programming partners. Open-source alternatives combined with institution-provided models offer transparency, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. This workshop introduces some emerging, mature or production-ready (?) CLI coding assistants designed for coders who value flexibility and like terminal-based workflows. Rather than passive lectures, this session emphasizes practical experimentation. You should bring your own code for exploration (or at least some ideas what to tackle from scratch). By workshop's end, participants will understand how to integrate these open-source agents into their daily research workflows, customize them for specific languages and frameworks, and maintain full transparency over model interactions through open-source infrastructure. ---------- ### Prerequisites: - Your own laptop, obviously, with working eduroam Wifi, as we will need the network a lot. - Operating system: Linux, Mac OS or Windows with WSL2 recommended, pure Windows depends on the specific assistant. - You should be comfortable working in a terminal/command line. This workshop uses terminal-based tools exclusively to stay independent of specific IDEs. - Optional: Container technology like Docker or Podman (recommended) preinstalled if you would like to encapsulate the assistants and their installation from your work environment and for added safety. - Optional: Bring your own code. [1]: https://events.lamarr-institute.org/event/354/registrations/69/?form_token=674f9666-578a-43bd-b51a-8bf4cd7601ff
17:30
Time for Check-In
Time for Check-In
17:30 - 18:30
18:30
Dinner and Social Activities
Dinner and Social Activities
18:30 - 21:30
Tuesday, 24 March 2026
10:00
Joint Programm: Morning Kick-Off Session
Morning Kick-Off Session
10:00 - 11:00
Room: JvF25/3-302 - Co-Working Space
Contributions
10:00
Session Pichtes
11:00
Parallel Session I: NLP for Science
NLP for Science
11:00 - 13:00
Room: JvF25/3-303 - Conference Room
Contributions
11:00
NLP for Science
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Florian Mai
(
University of Bonn
)
Parallel Session II: 1st Meeting of the Amortized Inference (Reading) Group / Informal Presentation on the Amortization of Maximum Likelihood Estimators
1st Meeting of the Amortized Inference (Reading) Group / Informal Presentation on the Amortization of Maximum Likelihood Estimators
11:00 - 13:00
Room: JvF25/1-101 - Meeting Room South
Parallel Session III: Workshop: Research to Use - Exploring Ways to Create Impact with Your Research
Workshop: Research to Use - Exploring Ways to Create Impact with Your Research
11:00 - 13:00
Room: JvF25/1-131 - Meeting Room North
Parallel Session IV: Lamarr Collection on Trustworthy AI: What is trustworthiness in Lamarr's scientific areas, and why does it matter? (Eva Schmidt, Jakob Rehof, Sara Mann, et al.)
Lamarr Collection on Trustworthy AI: What is trustworthiness in Lamarr's scientific areas, and why does it matter? (Eva Schmidt, Jakob Rehof, Sara Mann, et al.)
11:00 - 13:00
Room: JvF25/3-304 - Deep Dive Room
Contributions
11:00
Lamarr Collection on Trustworthy AI
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Eva Schmidt
Jakob Rehof
(
TU Dortmund
)
Sara Mann
Parallel Session V: Recording Data for Robotic Foundation Models
Recording Data for Robotic Foundation Models
11:00 - 13:00
Room: JvF25/U-U09 - Lounge
Contributions
11:00
Recording Data for Robotic Foundation Models
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Hermann Blum
13:00
Lunch
Lunch
13:00 - 14:00
14:00
Parallel Session I: TBD
TBD
14:00 - 16:00
Room: JvF25/3-303 - Conference Room
Parallel Session II: Scientifc Coordinator Meeting
Scientifc Coordinator Meeting
14:00 - 16:00
Room: JvF25/1-101 - Meeting Room South
Parallel Session III: TBD
TBD
14:00 - 16:00
Room: JvF25/1-131 - Meeting Room North
Parallel Session IV: TBD
TBD
14:00 - 16:00
Room: JvF25/3-304 - Deep Dive Room
Parallel Session V: TBD
TBD
14:00 - 16:00
Room: JvF25/U-U09 - Lounge
16:00
Departure
Departure
16:00 - 17:00