Institute of Computer Science

A total of 18 female students visited Deutsche Welle on Dies Academicus

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Female students gain insight into IT professions at Deutsche Welle

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Special thanks go to the many hard-working hands from Bonn's Computer Science department who made the station possible!

from left (back): Lennart Buhl, Finn Kalvelage, Lasse Götte, Alexander Wallau, Nils Goerke, Michael Nüsken, Daniel Lingnau and front: Roman Lichnock, Matthias ...

Located in News / Wissenschaftsrallye Poppelsdorf 2025: Computer Science Station Impresses with Laser Show Programming

Special thanks go to the many hard-working hands from Bonn's Computer Science department who made the station possible!

A colorful laser graphic is created

Located in News / Wissenschaftsrallye Poppelsdorf 2025: Computer Science Station Impresses with Laser Show Programming

Wissenschaftsrallye 2025 Poppelsdorf: At the computer science station, pupils gained insights into how lasers work.

Located in News / Wissenschaftsrallye Poppelsdorf 2025: Computer Science Station Impresses with Laser Show Programming

Dies Academicus

As usual, the Dies Academicus offers a variety of events, exhibitions, guided tours and lectures. All students and members of the public are invited. Most of ...

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Marvin's First Anniversary: 365 Days of Supercomputing

On March 25, 2025, the Hochschulrechenzentrum celebrates the first birthday of the supercomputer “Marvin”. To mark this special day, the HPC team from the HRZ ...

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Marvin's First Anniversary: 365 Days of Supercomputing

On 25 March 2025, the Hochschulrechenzentrum will celebrate the first birthday of the supercomputer ‘Marvin’ at Campus Poppelsdorf. To mark this special day, ...

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Wissenschaftsrallye Poppelsdorf 2025: Computer Science Station Impresses with Laser Show Programming

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The illustration shows a reconstruction of the longitudinal inferior fasciculus (a fibre tract of the brain), on the left using a conventional AI method, on the right using the new hybrid approach. The hybrid approach enables a more complete reconstruction. At the same time, it more precisely omits lesions such as the dark region in the detailed view.

Located in News / New study by Prof. Dr. Thomas Schultz: AI Enhances Brain Imaging

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