Funded Emmy Noether Independent Junior Research Groups in the Field of Artificial Intelligence Methods
2025/2026:
Call 3: Information for Researchers No. 27 | 25 March 202(interner Link)
Funded projects in alphabetical order according to name of grantee:
- "ACTIVUS: Representations and Foundation Models for Actionable Visual Understanding" - Nikita Araslanov
- "From Mediocre to Masterful Generalists: The Power of Context in RL" - André Biedenkapp
- "Causality and representation learning for interventional foundation models" - Simon Buchholz
- "AI unlocks the Higgs boson’s potential" - Nicole Hartman
- "Flow-based Generative Models and Optimal Transport for Sampling and Inverse Problems" - Johannes Hertrich
- "Neuro-Symbolic Methods in Sequential Decision Making" - Daniel Höller
- "Enhancing Network Efficiency through Combined Weight Space Learning and Architecture Search" - Jovita Lukasik
- "Sense of control in natural and artificial intelligence" - Alireza Modirshanechi
- "Making AI Understand Structure: Improving Vision (Language) Models through Graphs, Topology, and Human-Aligned Design" - Johannes C. Paetzold
- "AI Methods for Measuring and Mitigating Political Bias in AI Systems" - Paul Röttger
- "Earth Embeddings: Implicit Neural Representations across Geospatial Data Modalities" - Marc Rußwurm
- "RMT4DL: Random Matrix Theory for Deep Learning" - Mariia Seleznova
- "Verification for Learning and Learning for Verification" - Chelsea Rose Sidrane
- "Scalable Automated Reasoning" - Dominik Schreiber
- "Multimodal representation learning for generalizable patient embeddings" - Sophia Wagner
2020/2021:
Call 2: Information for Researchers No. 83 | 17 November 202(interner Link)
Funded projects in alphabetical order according to name of grantee:
- "Harmonic Artificial Intelligence based on Linear Operators(externer Link) - Dr. Felix Dietrich
- "Robust Computer Vision through Neural Analysis-by-Synthesis with 3D-aware Compositional Network Architectures(externer Link) - Dr. Adam Kortylewski
- "Graph Embeddings: Theory meets Practice(externer Link) - Dr. Christopher Morris
- "Trustworthy Reinforcement Learning for Multi-Agent Systems: Foundations of Robust and Accountable Decision Making(externer Link) - Dr. Goran Radanovic
- "Efficient Learning for Transferable Robot Autonomy in Human-Centered Environments(externer Link) - Prof. Dr. Abhinav Valada
- "Foundations of Lifelong Reinforcement Learning(externer Link) - Prof. Dr. Claire Vernade
2019/2020:
Call 1: Information for Researchers No. 74 | 31 October 201(interner Link)
Funded projects in alphabetical order according to name of grantee:
- "Eidetic Representations of Natural Language(externer Link) - Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alan Akbik
- "Resource-Efficient Bayesian Machine Learning(externer Link) - Prof. Dr. Robert Bamler
- "Strong response consistency for more robust, disentangled and generalizable machine vision(externer Link) - Dr. Wieland Brendel
- "Robot Learning of Mobile Manipulation for Intelligent Assistance(externer Link) - Prof. Georgia Chalvatzaki Ph.D.
- "Motion Coordination for Heterogeneous Aerial Swarms in Congested Environments(externer Link) - Wolfgang Hönig Ph.D.
- "Intuitive Robot Intelligence: Efficiently Learning and Improving of Explainable Skills and Behaviors for Intuitive Human-Robot Interaction.(externer Link) - Dr.-Ing. Rudolf Lioutikov
- "Decision-making under uncertainty: including prior knowledge from physics(externer Link) - Dr. Michael Mühlebach
- "Approximation Algorithms for Geometric Data Analysis and Their Practicability(externer Link) - Prof. Dr. Melanie Schmidt
- "Stability and Solvability in Deep Learning(externer Link) - Prof. Dr. Felix Voigtlaender