Lugano, Campus Est, Sala Polivalente
The forum will explore the role of artificial intelligence in biomedical research and in supporting the transition from scientific discovery to clinical practice, with a focus on predictive and personalised medicine. Participation is free of charge and open to the public.
Lugano, Campus Est, Foyer
An annual event for early-career researchers in the field of operations research, featuring three days of scientific exchange, discussion, and networking. The programme also includes three keynote lectures open to the public, held each morning from 10:00 to 11:00 and delivered by internationally renowned experts.
Lugano, Campus Est, aula B1.17
The field of probabilistic circuits has undergone rapid development in recent years, driven by advances in deep learning and uncertainty modelling. Erik Quaeghebeur, Assistant Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology, will present recent research on imprecise probabilistic circuits, focusing on credal sum-product networks and probabilistic integral circuits, highlighting their conceptual foundations and practical applications.
Lugano, Campus Est, aula B1.17
Davide Scaramuzza, Professor of Robotics at the University of Zurich and researcher in the field of autonomous navigation of micro flying robots, will present the results of his work.
Lugano, Palazzo dei Congressi e Campus Est
The event, organized by SUPSI within the framework of the EUonAIR Alliance Centre of Excellence in Responsible AI and Education, explores the ethical, pedagogical and institutional implications of generative AI in higher education and research. The programme combines open sessions with invited speakers, thematic roundtables, and a series of workshops reserved for EUonAIR members.
Lugano, Campus Est, aula B1.01
Imanol Schlag, co-lead of Apertus, presents this fully open-source and sovereign language model developed within the context of the SwissAI initiative.
Lugano, Campus Est, aula B1.17
Reinforcement Learning (RL) has achieved significant progress in recent years, yet its deployment in real-world applications remains challenging. This talk, with a focus on bridging the gap between theoretical developments and practical implementations, presents the activities of the Real-Life Reinforcement Learning (RL3) research group at Politecnico di Milano guided by Prof. Marcello Restelli.
Lugano, Campus Est, Aula B1.17
Large language models offer new opportunities to identify, analyze, and counter disinformation, which is still largely handled manually. Adam Wierzbicki, a pioneer in web content credibility research, presents an approach based on annotated datasets and the use of LLMs to support analysis, verification, and critical thinking.
Lugano, Campus Est, aula B1.17
Work-In-Progress (WIP) is a seminar series in which early-career researchers at the Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence (IDSIA USI-SUPSI) present their work and share preliminary results from their research projects. In this session, Sara Avesani, a PhD candidate in Computational Science at the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI), will present her research on multiscale approximation methods for sparse data.
Lugano, Campus Est, aula D0.10
Robots can be highly capable, but without understanding human preferences, their utility remains fundamentally limited.Patricia Alves-Oliveira, Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan and a member of the Advisory Board at Meta presents her work.
Lugano, East Campus, Multipurpose Room
A dedicated meeting for experts from academia, industry, and institutions to share knowledge and experiences, and to foster new collaborations in the field of precision health.
Lugano, Campus Est USI-SUPSI
The USI-SUPSI PhD School in Applied Data Science and Artificial Intelligence organizes a week of advanced training dedicated to the latest statistical, computational, and machine learning methodologies for the analysis of dynamic, relational, and spatiotemporal data.
Locarno, SUPSI-DFA/ASP, Piazza San Francesco 19
A study day to reflect on the risks and opportunities of artificial intelligence in the classroom and present educational activities developed within the Bridging the Gap: Empowering Teachers about AI Education project.
Campus Ovest Lugano, Auditorium USI, Via Giuseppe Buffi 13
An in-depth event on the topic of AI and how it is redefining roles, skills and learning methods, raising new questions about the very meaning of academic education.
Bar Oops, Via Carlo Maderno 24, 6900 Lugano
The event, promoted by the Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence Studies (IDSIA USI-SUPSI) and the SUPSI Competence Center for Work, Welfare and Society, is part of the Swiss AI Weeks program: a national initiative that harnesses Switzerland’s excellent research in the field of artificial intelligence to transform it into concrete and useful solutions for real life.
Vezia, Villa Negroni
The event, promoted by the Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence (IDSIA USI-SUPSI) and the Ticino Banking Association (ABT), is part of the Swiss AI Weeks program: a national initiative that leverages Switzerland’s excellence in artificial intelligence research to transform it into concrete and useful real-life solutions.
