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CS S4 Scientific Symposium by Students for Students

CS S4 is a yearly networking event for doctoral students of Computer Science. This year’s event, “AI for the Public Good”, aims to explore the social and environmental impact of our research.
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Doctoral Student! Are you interested in learning about the impact your research can have in society? Do you want to discover new dimensions of your research while listening to our keynote speakers and fellow doctoral students speak about AI and its relevance in society? Or perhaps you just want to meet and mingle with fellow doctoral students and learn what their research is all about? In either case, join us for this year’s CS S4 Scientific Symposium by Students for Students. 

This year’s theme is AI for the public good and we will feature two keynote talks by Albert Ali Salah(Utrecht University) and Oguzhan Gencoglu (Top Data Science). In addition, our event will include a wellbeing session with Maria Törnroos (Aalto University psychologist), free remote lunch & short presentations by other doctoral students, mingling opportunities, a quiz competition, and if allowed a get-together outdoors after the event. 

The official part of the event will be held over zoom, on Thursday, 10 June at 12:00-17:00.

Please register through this link (you can still register without having the free lunch)

Start time Program
12:00 Opening of the event
 
12:05 (Not just another) Wellbeing workshop
Maria Törnroos, Aalto University psychologist
12:50 Free remote lunch
Short presentations by other doctoral students
13:35 Break
 
13:45 Non-obvious False Beliefs about AI in Practice
Oguzhan Gencoglu, Top Data Science
14:30 Discussion in small groups
 
15:00 Break
 
15:15 Data Collaboratives and Big Data for Social Good 
Albert Ali Salah, Utrecht University
16:00 Discussion in small groups
 
16:30 Closing-Quiz
 

CS S4 is a yearly networking event for doctoral students of Computer Science. This year, the event is organized by doctoral students from Aalto University and University of Helsinki in collaboration with the Helsinki Doctoral Education Network in Information and Communications Technology HICT. The local organizers are Nidia Obscura Acosta, Onur Poyraz, Tolou Shadbahr and Mine Ögretir.

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