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Milestones, visits, talks, workshops, and publications from the BayesOps lab.
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October 2026
- Konstantina Sokratous from the University of Missouri and Yufei Wu from KU Leuven visited BayesOps.
- Stefan T. Radev gave an invited talk on simulation-based inference at the Data-Driven Modeling, Simulation and Inference for Neurobiological Problems workshop hosted by NITMB.
September 2026
- Stefan T. Radev taught simulation-based inference and BayesFlow at Heidelberg University's AI for Science Summer School.
- Stefan T. Radev led the PyMC Labs webinar Hands-On Amortized Bayesian Inference: Train and Deploy Generative AI for Fast Bayesian Modeling.
- Stefan T. Radev received an NIH R01 award to advance fNIRS with simulation, generative AI, and Bayesian inference, in collaboration with the Intes Lab.
- Shishir Shrestha joined BayesOps as a PhD researcher. Welcome to the lab, Shishir!
August 2026
- Stefan T. Radev held four sessions on simulation-based inference as part of the Model-Based Neuroscience and Cognition Summer School at the University of Amsterdam.
- Jonas Arruda taught simulation-based inference at the Probabilistic AI School hosted by the Artificial Intelligence Association of Lithuania.
July 2026
- Stefan T. Radev co-organized the first summer school on Simulation-Based Inference for Cognitive Modeling at Ohio State University (OSU) sponsored by the William K. and Katherine W. Estes Fund.
- Stefan T. Radev organized a symposium on deep learning for computational cognitive modeling as part of MathPsych 2026.
- Jerry Huang, Niek Stevenson, Lukas Schumacher, and Mischa von Krause presented at MathPsych 2026.
May 2026
- Our short paper on inverting foundation brain models was accepted at the Structured Probabilistic Inference & Generative Modeling workshop at ICML 2026. Congratulations to Niels Bracher!
- Our papers on amortized Bayesian adaptive design and meta-amortized Bayesian inference were accepted at ICML 2026 and ProbML (oral)! Congratulations to Niels Bracher and Jerry Huang!
- Stefan T. Radev and Jonas Arruda presented at the Approximately Bayes Workshop organized by the International Centre for Mathematical Statistics.
April 2026
- Stefan T. Radev appeared in two sessions with Alex Andorra on the Learning Bayesian Statistics podcast.
- Stefan T. Radev co-organized a workshop with Paul Bürkner for the Statistical Modeling in Psychology (SMiP) graduate school at the University of Mannheim.
- Alexander Fengler from Brown University visited the lab as part of ongoing collaborations.
March 2026
- Stefan T. Radev gave a talk on diffusion models and simulation-based inference in the School of Computational Science and Engineering Seminar Series at Georgia Institute of Technology.
February 2026
- Stefan T. Radev gave a talk on simulation-based inference for the biomedical sciences in the Center for Translational Imaging Seminar Series at Albany Medical College.
January 2026
- Two of our papers on hierarchical and robust amortized Bayes were accepted at ICLR 2026. Congratulations to Jonas Arruda and Ayush Mishra!
November 2025
- Niek Stevenson from University of Amsterdam and Mischa von Krause from Heidelberg University visited the lab as part of ongoing collaborations.
October 2025
- Stefan T. Radev gave a talk and Niels Bracher presented a poster at the STAMPS Workshop on neural simulation-based inference, held at Carnegie Mellon University.
September 2025
- Stefan T. Radev presented a poster at the European Mathematical Psychology Group Meeting 2025, held at the University of Padova.
July 2025
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Stefan T. Radev co-organized the workshop on simulation-based inference at MathPsych 2025, held at Ohio State University. Jerry Huang also presented at the workshop.
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Stefan T. Radev and Jerry Huang held two sessions on simulation-based inference at the Carney Computational Modeling Workshop hosted by the Carney Institute for Brain Science, Brown University.
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