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| === Research Ideas === This seminar can be seen as a conference session. A chairman leads through the seminar and the audience can change between the talks (20 minutes each). We have two roles: |
This seminar can be seen as a conference session. A chairman leads through the seminar and the audience can change between the contributions. We have two roles: |
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| * provides title and abstract (2 sentences) to chairman * 10 minute talk in English * introduces a recent research idea or some small part of his work * alternatively a paper presentation is welcome too * after the talk there should be room for discussion & feedback (about 10 minutes) |
* chooses a type of contribution (default is 10/10-talk) * provides title, abstract and type of contribution (if not default) to chairman * presents in English '''Types of Contribution:''' * 10/10-talk: 10 minutes talk about current research followed by 10 minutes discussion & feedback * Think Tank: Pure discussion (< 20 min ) about a future research idea or a problem the speaker stumbled upon that needs to be solved * Tutorial: An in-depth talk (< 30 min) about the speaker's current research or an introduction to a hot topic being new to the group |
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| There are also other talks like tutorials, conference reports or invited speakers. Speakers are free to choose content and form of presentation. These talks can be longer. | * Bachelor and Master defenses can be part of the seminar, which usually take 20 minutes talk and 10 minutes discussion. * There will also be invited speakers which are free to choose content, length and form of presentation. |
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| * Gain new Ideas for further projects | * Gain new ideas for further projects |
Structure of the Seminar
This seminar can be seen as a conference session. A chairman leads through the seminar and the audience can change between the contributions. We have two roles:
Speaker:
- chooses a type of contribution (default is 10/10-talk)
- provides title, abstract and type of contribution (if not default) to chairman
- presents in English
Types of Contribution:
10/10-talk: 10 minutes talk about current research followed by 10 minutes discussion & feedback
Think Tank: Pure discussion (< 20 min ) about a future research idea or a problem the speaker stumbled upon that needs to be solved
Tutorial: An in-depth talk (< 30 min) about the speaker's current research or an introduction to a hot topic being new to the group
Chairman:
- Sends an email to the speakers and asks for the titles and abstracts some days in advance
invites ML group to the seminar via email (talk@ml.tu-berlin.de)
- introduces speaker
- has an eye on the time
Other Talks
- Bachelor and Master defenses can be part of the seminar, which usually take 20 minutes talk and 10 minutes discussion.
- There will also be invited speakers which are free to choose content, length and form of presentation.
Goals of the seminar
- Train giving and preparing talks
- Get feedback about own research
- Gain new ideas for further projects
- Get an impression of what's going on at IDA and beyond
- Improve English skills