Since September, SCIoI has a new finance team, Anne Herms and Susanne Hölzemann. We had a chat with them to find out more about their work. 1) Anne and Susanne, could you tell us a little bit about your background and how you found out about SCIoI? Anne: I am an anthropologist and have been in charge of

The Science of Intelligence Fair 2023 is quickly approaching: Read below for more information and registration information! What is intelligence? Is it the ability to understand complex math problems, or to do better than others in a chess game? Is it a number, or is it a set of rules? Is it something we can develop, or

Great news for Computer Science students with an interest in intelligence research. Starting this coming semester, those enrolled in the TU Berlin's Computer Science master's degree program can pick SCIoI as one of the three tracks offered. We are very happy to announce that intelligence science is now an integral part of the Computer Science Master's degree at

With a time resolution of microseconds, six thousand times the contrast of conventional cameras, and potentially much smaller file sizes for the images, event cameras promise a revolution in photography. Unlike conventional cameras, they do not record entire images at once, but instead register only the changes in brightness (the "events") for each light-sensitive pixel separately.

Every year during the Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften, universities and scientific institutions around the city open their doors to families and curious citizens to share their scientific research with the general public. This year is no exception, and on 17 June, SCIoI will participate in the event with two activities. At MAR, we will be opening our

From gender to ethnicity and religion, diversity is a very broad topic. We've spoken to our diversity and equal opportunity officer, Lujain Kretzschmar, to find out more about her role at SCIoI. You are responsible for diversity and equal opportunities at SCIoI. What does that mean to you? Diversity is not only an important subject but also a

Julten Abdelhalim joined SCIoI last October as the cluster's Academic Coordinator. We've had a chat with her to find out more about her role. You are responsible for the academic program at SCIoI. What does that mean to you? At SCIoI, I support both the doctoral and postdoctoral researchers in all aspects of their research and study. The

What do changes in brightness captured by an event camera tell us about distance? Last semester, the BUA-funded X-Student Research Group “Active Perception,” led by Pia Bideau, worked on finding the answer to this question. With this in mind, students further developed recent works by Pia Bideau and Guillermo Gallego and Aravind Battaje and Oliver Brock.  Current