This event is aimed (early/earlier career) faculty staff of all TU Delft faculties. Are you a phd or postdoc and interested in these themes? Or are you an interested faculty staff member who can’t join the event on March 10th but do you want to stay updated about follow up? Get in touch with the organisation team via Charlotte Boelens.

AI and Climate / Climate and AI at TU Delft

Read the recap of the first Climate/AI Workshop (3 October 2024) here.

In March 2024, the Climate Action Programme (CAP) dedicated their monthly lecture to ‘AI and Climate’ with a talk on “Machine-learning for understanding atmospheric physics” by Geet George (CEG) and Jing Sun (EEMCS) – recording and presentations available here. The CAP Academic Career Trackers of their 17 flagships recently also delved into AI with Angela Meyer (CEG) and AidroLab. A growing number of AI researchers also contribute to climate-related topics. A great example of this was the poster by Damla Akoluk (TPM), a PhD candidate from the HIPPO Lab, who presented her work on aggregation at the Climate Action Festival. Read more about how this inspiring day went here. The last TU Delft AI Lunch of 2023/2024 was themed “The unprecedented environmental impacts of AI: a transdisciplinary discussion” with panellists Benedetta Brevini (New York University), Olya Kudina (TPM), Fanny Hidvégi (Policy Director at the AI Collaborative) and moderator Roel Dobbe (TPM).

Are you interested in the intersection of AI & Climate and want to join or learn more about this growing climate/AI community at TU Delft? Join this workshop by registering above or below, or reach out to Climate Action Programme (Climate-Action@tudelft.nl) or AI Initiative (AI-Initiative@tudelft.nl).