Welcome to the Chair of Artificial Intelligence and Formal Methods. We conduct broad foundational and application-driven research in artificial intelligence, in particular neurosymbolic AI, which we combine with the area of formal methods. We tackle problems that are inspired by autonomous systems, industrial projects, and in particular planning problems in robotics.
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AI Lecture Series Kick-off
Yesterday marked an exciting start to our AI Lecture Series at RUB! This series aims to showcase cutting-edge topics in AI, foster dialogue, and build connections between RUB researchers and the wider academic community. Organized by Simon Heilig and Joshua Wendland, representing the labs of AI and Society (Prof. Bilal

4th AI-FM Workshop
Another great AI-FM workshop comes to an end. We had several days of great talks, discussions, focused working groups, and a lot of fun! The topics covered in this workshop included: Uncertainty-Aware Perception (in RL), Missingness, Adversarial POMDPs, Causality-based Feature Reduction, Active Measure MDPs, and much more. These workshops have

Neurosymbolic Intelligent Learning Systems – Inaugural Lecture
On 23.10.2024 from 2 pm Prof. Dr. Nils Jansen will give his inaugural lecture in the Open Space of the MC building. We cordially invite all interested parties to attend. For more information and registration see here. Abstract: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a disruptive force in our

More Trust in Artificial Intelligence
Nils Jansen moves from Radboud University Nijmegen to Ruhr-Universität Bochum. From November 2023, he will head the Chair of Artificial Intelligence and Formal Methods there. His work will focus on making artificial intelligence systems safer and more reliable. A central aspect of his research project DEUCE: Data-driven Learning and Verification
Artifical Intelligence and Formal Methods
Faculty of Computer Science
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Universitätsstraße 140
D-44801 Bochum
Secretary’s Office
Verena Schramm
Building MC 4.147
Office hours:
Mo: 9am-4pm
Tue: 9am-2pm
or by arrangement
phone: +49 234 32-15270
e-mail: aifm@rub.de