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Plant Genomics and Variation Team Leader

EMBL-EBI · Hinxton, UK

Closes today

Lead an approximately 15-person team responsible for plant, invertebrate and genetic-variation resources in Ensembl and the European Variation Archive. This faculty position combines scientific strategy, genomic data services, staff and budget management, fundraising and community partnerships. The team supports crop genomics and variation research across species. The appointment is for five…

Job

NeuroAI position: improving brain alignment of LLMs

Max Planck Institute for Software Systems · Saarbrücken, Germany

Closes in 2 days

The BrAIN group recruits a postdoctoral researcher for the ERC-funded BrainAlign project, investigating whether human brain activity can improve language models’ long-timescale understanding. The researcher leads the computational neuroscience work, integrates heterogeneous fMRI datasets and develops models that learn from naturalistic language comprehension. The project also uses these models to…

Seminar

Information Flows Across Scales: Development, Neuroscience, Evolution (Lecture by Prof. TKAČIK)

Gašper Tkačik · Institute of Science and Technology Austria

Wed, Oct 14 · 05:00 UTC

Gašper Tkačik explores whether the language of information in biology can become a predictive scientific theory. The lecture connects information transfer from DNA to proteins, positional signals that guide cell fate during development, neural information processing, and the storage and inheritance of information in evolving genomes. It brings physics, information theory and quantitative biology…

Computational NeuroscienceSeries: Tokyo College, The University of Tokyo Institutes for Advanced Study
Seminar

Statistics-Powered Detection of LLM-Generated Text

Jin Zhu · University of Birmingham — School of Mathematics

Wed, Oct 14 · 10:00 UTC

Jin Zhu examines statistical approaches to identifying text produced by large language models. The increasing availability of fluent generated writing raises questions about misinformation, academic integrity and the authenticity of digital content. Although detection has attracted substantial machine-learning research, the talk argues that its statistical foundations remain underdeveloped. Zhu…

Machine LearningSeries: University of Manchester — AI-Fun and ELLIS Invited Speaker Series

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