PhD candidates in NorwAI

PhD candidates in NorwAI

Several PhD candidates are now involved in the research in NorwAI. You can read more about the candidates funded though the center, but also about candidates that we are collaborating with and that are funded through other projects: NorwAI PhD Candidates


International Work-Integrated-Learning in Artificial Intelligence - IWIL AI

International Work-Integrated-Learning in Artificial Intelligence - IWIL AI

NorwAI is a partner in the project IWIL AI (International Work-Integrated-Learning in Artificial Intelligence). 

One of the main activities within this project is work-integrated-learning-based student exchange and right now there is an open call for master's andPhD students to apply for a research stay with project partner University of Waterloo in Canada. Visit the project webpage to learn more: IWILAI - NTNU


FEMAIS

FEMAIS logoNorwegian Open AI Lab (NAIL) and the Norwegian Research Center for AI Innovation (NorwAI) took the initiative for a pilot project to establish a mentoring program for female students within AI, with the intention to increase the number of female students pursuing careers in tech-positions both in academia, the institute sector and in the industry. 

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SoME NorwAI

For partners: Propose new master's thesis projects

For students: Avalable master's thesis assignments

Research stay at Brown university

Research stay at Brown university

Katarzyna Michalowska, one of the NorwAI PhD students and researcher at SINTEF Digital is halfway into a one-year research stay at Brown University in the United States as a part of the NorwAI project. Katarzyna shares her experiences so far from working with the CRUNCH group at Brown.

Katarzyna in front of gates at Brown University
Katarzyna Michalowska at Brown University

2023-02-09 


Canadian internships for NTNU students

Canadian internships for NTNU students

Associate professor Özlem Özgöbek (photo) will lead the new a partnership between the University of Waterloo in Canada and NTNU starting in 2023. Students and PhD’s from both Norway and Canada will be exchanged to work with researchers and university business partners to focus on talent development in artificial intelligence (AI) .

Özlem Özgöbek, associate professor, Department of Computer Science, NTNU

2022-12-19


A new team of research assistants has started at NorwAI

A new team of research assistants has started at NorwAI

A new team of research assistants will continue our work with Kaia-The Social Robot

NorwAI will continue the research on Social Robotics. This semester three new research assistants have joined us and will develop new features and conduct extensive benchmarks to test Kaia against the state of the art.

Group picture of the research assistants
The team consists of Håkon Høgset (left), Alexander Gerlach (center), and Marte Eggen (right). PostDoc Benjamin Kille and Professor Jon Atle Gulla will guide their work.

2022-09-02 


Nordic Probabilistic AI School 2022

Nordic Probabilistic AI School 2022

The third edition of Nordic Probabilistic AI School, or ProbAI for short, was held in Helsinki on June 13-17. More than 180 participants, lecturers, and organizers from all over the world, and among them representatives from NorwAI, met at the University of Helsinki’s Kumpula campus for 5 days of lectures on probabilistic programming tools, probabilistic models, deep generative models, latent variable models, sampling-based inference, and some of the latest research in the field of probabilistic machine learning. 

 

Photo: ProbAI

2022-06-23 


FEMAIS, the mentorship initiative for female AI students was kicked-off on April 28th

FEMAIS, the mentorship initiative for female AI students was kicked-off on April 28th

FEMAIS is a pilot mentoring scheme for female AI students at NTNU, that was initiated by NorwAI and the Norwegian Open AI Lab. Experienced professionals from our partners joined as mentors for the 15 students who applied to participate. On April 28th we organized the kick-off in Trondheim.

2022-05-30


Completed Master's Theses

Successful PhD thesis defence for Lemei Zhang

Successful PhD thesis defence for Lemei Zhang

Lemei Zhang successfully defended her master thesis on session-based recommender systems.

2021-12-17


Cooperation with PERSEUS adds new PhD students to NorwAI

Cooperation with PERSEUS adds new PhD students to NorwAI

The Horizon 2020 funded PERSEUS programme, in an interdepartemental effort by IE Faculty at NTNU, has generously awarded NorwAI with additional PhDs. The students will start their work in 2022. 

Professor, Vice Dean of Research,
Ingelin Steinsland at
the Departement of Mathematical
Sciences is the project coordinator
for the ambitious PERSEUS programme.  
Photo: Kai T. Dagland, NTNU

2021-12-17


Projects in NorwAI - The human robot

Projects in NorwAI - The human robot

The two "summer research assistants" Christian Riksvold and Lars Ådne Heimdal at NorwAI have spent the summer weeks getting to know the very latest generation of robots.

For more details on the development of the dialogue system in the project: Furhat Dialogue System

2021-08-10