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“Research in Germany” at the NeurIPS 2020 online conference

NeurIPS 2020

NeurIPS 2020

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(26.11.20) From December 6 to 12 and taking the presenters' time zones into consideration, NeurIPS 2020 offers virtual visitors a live conference with multiple parallel sessions, virtual poster sessions and a virtual sponsor and exhibition hall.

Virtual Booth
Visit the "Research in Germany" virtual booth for an overview of the German research landscape in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Come and talk to representatives from various funding organizations, as well as experts within the AI-research landscape in Germany.
You will meet representatives from:

- Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and American Friends of the Humboldt Foundation
- DAAD Bonn and DAAD North America
- DFG Head Office Bonn (Computer Science, Research Marketing) and DFG North America

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Online Information Session: Wednesday, 09 December, 8-9pm CET
A live online session on “AI research careers in Germany” for international researchers will give participants insights on different career paths in the field of Artificial Intelligence. Get in touch with recipients of DFG- and AvH-funded programmes, such as the Emmy-Noether-programme or the Sofja Kovalevskaja Award, and hear first-hand stories of career paths in Germany.
Learn how you can start your research career in Germany!

Click here to register for the online session right now.
Note: You do not have to be registered at NeurIPS2020 in order to participate in the event, but please sign up for the online session itself by clicking on the link above.

We are looking forward to meeting you online!

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