One World Seminar Series on the 

Mathematics of Machine Learning

The One World Seminar Series on the Mathematics of Machine Learning is an online platform for research seminars, workshops and seasonal schools in theoretical machine learning. The focus of the series lies on theoretical advances in machine learning and deep learning as a complement to the one world seminars on probability, on Information, Signals and Data (MINDS), on methods for arbitrary data sources (MADS), and on imaging and inverse problems (IMAGINE).

The series was started during the Covid-19 epidemic in 2020 to bring together researchers from all over the world for presentations and discussions in a virtual environment. It follows in the footsteps of other community projects under the One World Umbrella which originated around the same time.

We welcome suggestions for speakers concerning new and exciting developments and are committed to providing a platform also for junior researchers. We recognize the advantages that online seminars provide in terms of flexibility, and we are experimenting with different formats. Any feedback on different events is welcome.

Next Event

Wed Apr. 3

4 AM ET

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Mailing List and Google Calendar

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Format

Seminars are held online on Zoom. The presentations are recorded and video is made available on our youtube channel. A list of past seminars can be found here. All seminars, unless otherwise stated, are held on Wednesdays at 12 noon ET. The invitation will be shared on this site before the talk and distributed via email.

Board

Wuyang Chen (UC Berkeley)

Bin Dong (Peking University)

Boumediene Hamzi (Caltech)

Issa Karambal (Quantum Leap Africa)

Qianxiao Li (National University of Singapore)

Matthew Thorpe (University of Warwick)

Tiffany Vlaar (University of Glasgow)

Stephan Wojtowytsch (University of Pittsburgh)

Former Board Members

Simon Shaolei Du (University of Washington)

Franca Hoffmann (Caltech)

Surbhi Goel (Microsoft Research NY)

Chao Ma (Stanford University)

Song Mei (UC Berkeley)

Philipp Petersen (University of Vienna)