[PhD Thesis Presentation] ‐ Mr. Paavo Parmas – “Total stochastic gradient algorithms and applications to model-based reinforcement learning”

PhD public presentation

[Seminar] Selection bias may be adjusted when sample size is negative " by Prof. Hidetoshi Shimodaira

Title: Selection bias may be adjusted when sample size is negative

Speaker: Prof. Hidetoshi Shimodaira

Affiliation:  Kyoto University

[Seminar] "Advances in Anomaly Detection" by Prof. Thomas G. Dietterich

Title: Advances in Anomaly Detection

Speaker: Prof. Thomas G. Dietterich

Affiliation: Oregon State University

[Seminar] "Area of Genomic Turbulence near Vertebrates" by Prof. Daniel Chourrout

Title: Area of Genomic Turbulence near Vertebrates

Speaker: Prof. Daniel Chourrout

Affiliation: Sars International Centre for Marine Molecular Biology, University of Bergen, Norway

[PhD Thesis Presentation] ‐ Mr. James Schloss "Massively parallel split-step Fourier techniques for simulating quantum systems on graphics processing units"

[Seminar] "Lymphocyte trafficking to the CNS – does provenance matter?" by Prof. Thomas Korn

Title: Lymphocyte trafficking to the CNS – provenance matters

Speaker: Prof. Thomas Korn

Affiliation: Technical University of Munich

[PhD Thesis Presentation by Mr. Viktoras Lisicovas] "Improvements in optical techniques to investigate neuronal network dynamics over long timescales"

public presentation by a PhD student

[Seminar] "Circuits optogenetics and wavefront shaping" by Prof. Valentina Emiliani

seminar by the external examiner

[Seminar] "Receptor-independent membrane mediated pathways of serotonin action" by Prof. Sudipta Maiti

seminar by the external examiner

[Seminar] "The ‘Social brain Hypothesis’ – does it apply to insects?" by Prof. Wulfila Gronenberg

Title: The ‘Social brain Hypothesis’ – does it apply to insects?

Speaker: Prof. Wulfila Gronenberg

Affiliation: University of Arizona