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The "Saarbrücker Forschungstage" offer young academics valuable exposure to current computer science research through talks and hands-on workshops.

The award is given for fundamental work on learning powerful representations for image and video recognition from reduced supervision.

Mojtaba Bemana receives Eurographics dissertation award.

First Fully AI-Dubbed Film Launched in U.S. Theaters

The distinctions recognize his outstanding contributions to computer graphics research.

A new approach brings fresh momentum to "Dijkstra’s Algorithm", a decades-old fundamental problem in computer science.

On 11-Apr-2025 Max Losch successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled “Improving Trustworthiness of Deep Learning via Inspectable and Robust Representations”.

A total of 14 girls aged ten to sixteen visited the Saarbrücken MPIs on April 3.

The Saarbrücken team secures a place in the world championship, ranking among the top three German teams.

On March 13, 2025, Hannaneh Akrami successfully defended her PhD thesis entitled “Share-Based and Envy-Based Approaches to Fair Division of Indivisible Goods”.

A new approach enables, for the first time, the creation and control of photorealistic digital avatars based on input from a single, body-worn RGB camera.

On April 3, 2025, the Max Planck Institutes for Informatics and Software Systems in Saarbrücken invite interested girls to explore the world of computer science and gain exciting insights into cutting-edge research.

On 18 February 2025 Denis Sumin successfully defended this PhD-thesis titled: "Data-driven methods for high-fidelity material appearance reproduction in additive 3D printing".

A mathematical analysis of widely-used parliamentary seat apportionment methods provides detailed insights into their structural properties and possible adjustments.

A new method makes neural networks more streamlined, more efficient, and easier to understand—impacting research across disciplines.