The 4th TWiML Workshop was a blast! 🚀
With more than 80 participants, we had an engaging day with four inspiring researchers who shared their insights and experiences through presentations and a lively panel discussion.
A big thank you to all participants and speakers⚡
Portrait of Dr. Yatong Chen
Meet our fourth speaker: Dr. Yatong Chen, a group leader in the Social Foundations of Computation Department at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems. Her work focuses on the social aspects of ML, considering human decision subjects' responses when developing algorithmic systems.
Portrait of Dr. Alina Wernick
The 4th workshop of TWiML features four speakers, and today, we are excited to introduce our third speaker: Dr. Alina Wernick, who leads the Law, AI, and Society Group.
We are delighted to introduce our next speaker: Dr. Sahar Abdelnabi, who leads the COMPASS research group at the @ellisinsttue.bsky.social, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, and @tuebingen-ai.bsky.social.
Photo of Dr. Trang-Anh Nghiem.
Get to know our 4th workshop speakers!
Our first speaker is Dr. Trang-Anh Nghiem, group leader of Computational Neuropsychiatry at @hertie-ai.bsky.social. Her research aims to apply computational cognitive neuroscience, neuro-AI, and biophysics to psychiatry.
Join us on March 6 💫
🚀 Exciting news! The 4th TWiML Workshop is coming soon
📅 March 6, 2026
Incredible speakers, insightful discussions, and great social moments ahead.
More details coming soon—save the date!
🎤 Announcing the 3rd workshop on Reinforcement Learning in Mannheim 🎤
We have an amazing lineup of speakers: @Mathieugeist, @gio_ramponi, Theresa Eimer, @SarahKeren_, @araffin2, @c_rothkopf, and @AdrienBolland
⏰ Friday 6th February
📍University of Mannheim
Will definitely go again to this great workshop!
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I had such a great time helping organize EWRL 2025 with an amazing team 🎉
Loved being part of it and meeting so many passionate reinforcement learning enthusiasts!
@ewrl18.bsky.social
Second day of #EWRL2025 kicking off with an inspiring talk by Peter Dayan!
“How could it be that we, or an agent, could want something that it does not like, or like something that it would not be willing to exert any effort to acquire?”
Fascinating talk by Amy Zhang
on Proto Successor Measures at #EWRL 2025.
euro-workshop-on-reinforcement-learning.github.io/ewrl18/progr...
#reinforcementlearning #robotics #machinelearning
I wrote a short post on our newest ICML paper addressed at people who are not experts in machine learning. Check it out!
Super excited for this year EWRL! See you all there 💫
🎙️ Let’s hear from our next speaker: Peter Dayan, Director of the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics.
🧠 Talk title: Liking, Shaping and Biological Alignment
Abstract in the comments.
✨ There’s still time to register for EWRL 2025!
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Let’s take a look at our keynote speaker @katjahofmann.bsky.social's talk at #EWRL2025! 🎤
Title: "World and Human Action Models for Gameplay Ideation"
👉 Abstract in the comments
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📣Registration for EWRL is now open📣
Register now 👇 and join us in Tübingen for 3 days (17th-19th September) full of inspiring talks, posters and many social activities to push the boundaries of the RL community!
📢 Reviews are out!
Many thanks to all the authors who submitted to EWRL — and to the reviewers for their careful evaluations.
Stay tuned: updates on contributed talks are coming soon ⚡
Get ready for this exciting event! ✨
Soapbox Science is a fun public science event where female and non-binary scientists share their research to the streets with open-air talks. The speakers are specially trained to make their science accessible and enjoyable for everyone — including kids!
Onno and I will be presenting our poster at # W1005 tomorrow (Wed) morning.
He made a great thread about it, come chat with us about POMDP theory :)
I am in Vancouver at ICML, and tomorrow I will present our newest paper "Partially Observable Reinforcement Learning with Memory Traces". We argue that eligibility traces are more effective than sliding windows as a memory mechanism for RL in POMDPs. 🧵
Meet the speakers🎤
Gerhard Neumann (alr.iar.kit.edu/21_65.php) is a full professor at the KIT, where he is Chair of Autonomous Learning Robots. His research explores the intersection of machine learning, robotics, and human-robot interaction.
Meet the speakers🎤
Leif Döring (www.wim.uni-mannheim.de/doering/team...) is a professor at the University of Mannheim, working on stochastic processes, theory and applications. His research currently focuses on RL problems. He won awards for both his research and teaching and co-founded two startups
This morning at #RLDM I talked about Memory Traces, a simple representation for POMDPs that’s probably good at remembering old observations.
arxiv.org/abs/2503.15200
Great talk by @claireve.bsky.social about our joint work on memory traces this morning. Come join me at poster 94 if you want to know more! #RLDM2025
Don’t miss the chance to share your research—submit your talk proposal! ⚡
Super interesting work, take a look! 👀
⏰ Last hours to submit your paper to EWRL!
Don’t miss the chance to present your work to the RL community!
If your paper has already been accepted at another conference, we have a fast track submission option this year — with no page limit!⚡
🗓️ Submission deadline: June 3rd (AoE)