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Explainable AI for Neural Networks: ENHANCE Intensive Course at TU Delft

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Gain hands-on experience with Explainable AI (XAI) for neural networks during a 5-day intensive ENHANCE course at TU Delft. Designed for Master's students and PhD candidates with prior knowledge of Deep Learning, the course introduces state-of-the-art explanation methods and teaches participants how to critically evaluate the quality and trustworthiness of AI-generated explanations.

During this intensive 5-day course, participants will explore the core methods of Explainable AI (XAI) for neural networks, including feature attribution, counterfactual explanations, and concept-based approaches. The programme also covers how to assess the quality and trustworthiness of AI-generated explanations, as well as how different stakeholders evaluate them. Teaching combines lectures with interactive learning activities and collaborative group work.

Gdańsk University of Technology Joins the EURAXESS European Network

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Gdańsk University of Technology has become a member of the EURAXESS European network, an initiative that supports researcher mobility and career development.

Membership in the network will enable the University to further strengthen its support for international research collaboration, researcher recruitment, and the creation of attractive career development opportunities in line with European standards.

Gdańsk Tech student creates an interactive educational model

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We invite you to read an interview with Justyna Matulewicz. The Gdańsk University of Technology student has combined CAD design and engineering skills with education on women’s health, with the aim of, among other things, breaking social taboos. As part of the “Universities of the Future” project, Justyna Matulewicz has created an interactive model designed to help young people better understand the physiology of the menstrual cycle.

What inspired the “The Menstrual Cycle in Action” project, and why did you decide to focus specifically on menstrual cycle education?

Miejska Miedza at the Gdańsk University of Technology. New habitats for wild pollinators are being created on the campus

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Can a technical university campus become a site for nature conservation and biodiversity research? At the Gdańsk University of Technology, the answer is a resounding yes. A project entitled ‘Establishment of semi-natural meadows on the Gdańsk University of Technology campus as habitats for pollinators and a biodiversity research site’ is being implemented on the campus. It aims to create new habitats for wild pollinating insects and to develop green infrastructure that supports education and scientific activity.

The project is being carried out as part of the Miejska Miedza (Urban Baulk) initiative and has received funding from the Voivodeship Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management in Gdańsk. The subsidy amounted to PLN 20,000 and covered all the eligible costs of the project.

A researcher from Gdańsk Tech joins the European Commission’s panel of experts on the AI Act

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Sebastian Cygert, PhD, Eng., from the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, has been appointed to the AI Act Scientific Panel — an expert advisory body to the European Commission that will support the implementation and enforcement of the AI Act. The panel comprises 60 independent experts from around the world, including three from Poland.

The AI Act Scientific Panel advises the European AI Office and national authorities on the implementation of legislation relating to artificial intelligence, as well as on the assessment of the impacts and risks associated with general-purpose AI (GPAI) models.

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