How is AI and machine learning shaping research at Lund University today and where is it headed? Do join us for a half-day event, running fika-to-fika, where researchers from across the university share their current work spanning mathematical foundations, applied machine learning, social robotics, and more. Through a series of short talks and open Q&A sessions, you'll get concrete insights into ongoing projects, fresh perspectives on the field, and plenty of time to connect with colleagues over fika and lunch.

This Fika-to-Fika event is hosted by the Lund University eScience Hub and is open to anyone at LU with an interest in AI and machine learning — whether you work in the field directly or are curious about how it intersects with your own research.

Date & time: Tuesday  May 19, 10:00–15:30
Location: MA: 5, Mathematics Annex building (LTH), Lund
Audience: Researchers, teachers, PhD students, and staff interested in applied AI and practical workflows
Format: Short talks + Q&A, plus fika and lunch for networking

Registration
Please register with this link while sitting is still available.

Programme

10:00–10:15 FIKA and coffee/tea

10:15–10:20 Alexandros Sopasakis — Introduction
10:20–10:40 Kalle Åström — AI Lund, Mathematics, LTH
         Title: "How can we use AI and generative AI in research?”
11:40–11:20 Ola Hall — SESAC & Human Geography, LU
         Title: "Change Detection from Space"
11:20–12:00 Anna Gerdtsson — Immunotechnology, LU
         Title: "Machine learning for Precision Medicine"
12:00–13:00 Light LUNCH

13:00–13:40 Viktor Larsson — Mathematics, LTH
         Title: "Combining Geometry and Learning in Vision"
13:40–14:20 Valentina Fantasia — Cognitive Science, LU
         Title: "What can we learn about humans by engaging with social robots?"
14:20–15:00 Wojciech Potrzebowski — SciLifeLab, LU
         Title: "From Data to Discovery: How SciLifeLab Shapes Future Research?"
14:50–15:15 FIKA + informal discussion + coffee/tea