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4th LEMUR Workshop | 11 February 2025
The 4th LEMUR Workshop was held online on February 11th 2025, providing
an opportunity for knowledge sharing and initiating collaborations
among participants. All members of the project across Europe met online with presentations
given by all 10 DCs to report on their research and progress, get feedback from the PIs,
exchange ideas and identify possible directions and collaborations
within the LEMUR project.
DC6 Secondment at KU Leuven | 16 September – 14 December 2024
DC6 completed a secondment at KU Leuven from the 16th of September to the 14th of December 2024.
During this period, DC6 worked on a collaboration focused on Reinforcement Learning for Efficient Grounding in Neurosymbolic AI Systems,
contributing to advancements in integrating symbolic reasoning with learning-based approaches.
Publication | NESY 2024 | 9-12 September 2024
DC3 delivered an oral presentation of their work Valid Text-to-SQL Generation with Unification-Based DeepStochLog at the 18th International Conference on Neural-Symbolic Learning and Reasoning, which took place in Barcelona, Spain in September 2024.
Publication | AIMLAI 2024 | 9 September 2024
DC4 delivered a Poster presentation of their work Target Visualization of the Backbone of Encoder LLMs at the
7th Advances in Interpretable Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Workshop at ECML, which took place in Vilnius, Lithuania in September 2024.
Publication | IIR 2024 | 5-6 September 2024
DC8 delivered a presentation of their work Incorporating Cognitive Complexity of Text in Dense Retrieval for Personalized Search at the
14th Italian Information Retrieval Workshop, which took place in Udine, Italy in September 2024.
3nd LEMUR Workshop | 9-10 July 2024
The third LEMUR Workshop was held in Amsterdam in July 2024, providing an opportunity for knowledge sharing and collaborations among participants.
The DCs presented their current research to the whole network and then discussed potential collaborations and possible research directions within the LEMUR project.
The participants explored Amsterdam by boat in the afternoon and enjoyed dinner together.
On the second day, Kathrin Dentler (Triply) talked about her work with Knowledge Graphs and Maarten Stol (BrainCreators) presented recent work on neuro-symbolic AI. Finally, the DCs explored together the multimodal CrisisNLP dataset as part of a hackathon.
1st LEMUR Winter School - AI Winter School | 27-29 February 2024
The first LEMUR Winter School was held in Paderborn in February 2024, attended by all DCs and
members of the project across Europe. AI Winter School's purpose was to deliver insightful tutorials
on important topics of AI, as well as encourage networking and future collaborations among
participants.
2nd LEMUR Workshop | 1-2 February 2024
The second LEMUR Workshop was held online in February 2024, providing
an opportunity for knowledge sharing and initiating collaborations
among participants. All DCs and members of the project across Europe met online with the aim to
introduce their work and present their progress to the rest of the group and at the same time
exchange ideas and possible directions within the LEMUR project.
On the second day of the Workshop, an Open Discussion Session was held, where DCs prepared a set
of questions for a panel of experts (Professors Gabriella Pasi (UNIMIB), Rafael Penaloza (UNIMIB),
Giuseppe Marra (KUL) and Jan-Christoph Kalo (VUA)) to initiate an intriguing scientific discussion
about Large Language Models (LLMs), Neuro-Symbolic AI and Knowledge Graphs.
The final session of the Workshop was exclusively for the DCs, as final-year PhD students of another
ITN project (DoSSIER) Georgios Peikos (UNIMIB) and Wojciech Kusa (TU Wien) shared their experience of
participating in an ITN project.
1st LEMUR Workshop | 13-14 September 2023
The First LEMUR Workshop was held in Milan in September 2023, providing
an opportunity for knowledge sharing and setting up potential collaborations
among participants. All already enrolled DCs and members of the project
across Europe assembled with the aim to introduce their work to the rest of the
group and at the same time exchange ideas and possible directions within the
LEMUR project.
