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Summer School 2025 in Schorfheide

Group photo of the Summer School 2025 participants in front of a forest

21.-22.05.2025

On 21 and 22 May 2025, professors and doctoral researchers of the DFG-funded "Berlin Initiative for Applied Foundation Model Research" from BHT and HTW Berlin met in Schorfheide for the Summer School 2025. For two days, away from everyday university life, they presented their research, discussed ideas and got to know each other's work.

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