AISA Symposium

Join the AISA Symposium on July 3, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM! Discover the latest advancements in AI+SE+X as international and local experts share their insights.

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AISA-Symposium, 03. July 2025

Description

The AISA Symposium, brings together experts from academia and industry to showcase the latest advancements in Artificial Intelligence, Software Engineering, and related fields. The sessions will focus on topics such as "Scientific and Engineering Applications of AI" and "Physics-Informed/Augmented Machine Learning". We invite students, PhD students and researchers who want to gain insights into new developments and innovative applications in these areas.

Event Information

Date: Thursday, July 3, 2025
Time: 09:00 - Open End
Venue: Universitätsstraße 34, room 150
Registration Fee: Free - no fees apply to attendees.
Accessibility: The event room is fully wheelchair accessible, with step-free entry and ample space for mobility devices, and accessible restrooms are located nearby.

Featured speakers & panel participants

Prof. Muhammad Bilal Zafar, Professor of Computer Science, Ruhr University Bochum
Dr. Alexander Blass, Head of Operations, NEURA robotics
Prof. Nils Thuerey, Professor for Physics-based Simulation, Technical University of Munich
Dr. Felix Hildebrand, Senior Expert Simulation & AI, Bosch GmbH
Prof. Regina Hebig, Professor of Software Engineering, University of Rostock
Prof. Andreas Bulling, Professor of Computer Science, University of Stuttgart

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Agenda

Morning Session

09:00	Welcome & Opening Remarks
09:10	On Trustworthiness of LLMs Prof. Muhammad Bilal Zafar Professor for Computer Science, Ruhr University Bochum
10:00	Morning Break
10:15	The New Era of Cognitive Robots Dr. Alexander Blass Head of Operations, NEURA Robotics
11:00	Generative AI and Probabilistic Physics Simulations Prof. Nils Thuerey Professor for Physics-based Simulation, Technical University of Munich
11:45	Lunch break

Afternoon Session

12:45	Hybrid Modeling in Industry: Some Challenges and Success Stories at Bosch Dr. Felix Hildebrand Senior Expert Simulation & AI, Robert Bosch GmbH
13:30	AI for Software Engineering Prof. Regina Hebig Professor for Software Engineering, University of Rostock
14:15	Expert Panel Discussion Panelists: Prof. Regina Hebig, Prof. Muhammad Bilal Zafar and Prof. Andreas Bulling
14:45	Afternoon Break
15:00	AISA Program Overview Achievements & Certificate Handover
15:30	AISA PhD Rapid Presentations PhD researchers funded by AISA will present the topics of their poster presentations.
16:00	Poster Session PhD researchers funded by AISA will present their work in a poster session. This session provides an opportunity for attendees to engage directly with researchers, discuss findings, and explore ideas.
17:00	Networking & Open End