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Welcome to our new PhD researchers Jitse and Fiebe
Two new PhD researchers join the lab, working on AI for agriculture and on uncertainty-aware multimodal learning.
Read more2025
Lauren Theunissen defends her PhD thesis
Lauren Theunissen defended her thesis "Addressing Uncertainty in Automatic Cell Type Annotation of Single-Cell Transcriptomics Data".
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Gaetan De Waele defends his PhD thesis
Gaetan De Waele defended his thesis "Self-supervised Transformers for Biological Data Modalities".
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Are ensembles and BNNs faithfully representing epistemic uncertainty?
Sebastian Jimenez presented his research on epistemic uncertainty in ensembles and Bayesian neural networks at WUML 2025.
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Tutorial on aleatoric and epistemic uncertainty at NLDL 2025
Willem Waegeman gave a tutorial on uncertainty in statistics and machine learning at the Arctic University of Norway.
Read more2024
ICML 2024 publication on evidential deep learning
Mira presented "Is Epistemic Uncertainty faithfully represented by Evidential Deep Learning methods?" at ICML 2024.
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PhD degree for Nicolas Dewolf
Nicolas Dewolf defended his thesis on conformal prediction methods for valid uncertainty quantification.
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A framework for tracing timber following the Ukraine invasion
Our framework to verify the legality of wood was published in Nature Plants and supported a Belgian investigation into Russian wood imports.
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PhD degree for Laure Van Den Bulcke
Laure Van Den Bulcke defended her thesis on DNA metabarcoding and machine learning for impact assessments in the North Sea.
Read more2023
PhD degree for Dimitris Iliadis
Dimitris Iliadis defended his thesis "Automated multi-target prediction with two-branch neural networks".
Read moreTutorial on uncertainty at ECML/PKDD 2023
A tutorial on aleatoric and epistemic uncertainty in statistics and machine learning at ECML/PKDD 2023 in Torino.
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PhD degree for Thomas Mortier
Thomas Mortier defended his thesis "Efficient algorithms for set-valued prediction in classification".
Read morePhD degree for Friederike Mey
Friederike Mey successfully defended her PhD thesis on synthetic biology, systems biology and machine learning.
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