At Coding.Waterkant, Machine Learning and AI enthusiasts from Schleswig-Holstein and beyond will meet to take their projects to the next level and exchange ideas with others - all in the unique atmosphere of the Waterkant Festival.

CODING.WATERKANT2023: From June 26-30, 2023, the Waterkant Festival, Kiel.AI, and the Leibniz Institute for Science and Mathematics Education Kiel (IPN), with the support of the State Chancellery of Schleswig-Holstein, will bring together machine learning and artificial intelligence enthusiasts to take their projects to the next level or exchange ideas with others working on their projects - all in the unique atmosphere of the Waterkant Festival! Attendees will have the opportunity to spend four days working on current machine learning projects, sharing ideas with other practitioners, participating in workshops, receiving input and feedback from invited experts, and presenting their work to a larger audience. If you need to take time off from work, you can apply for educational leave to attend the event. If you are not from Kiel and would like to attend the event, we also offer a limited number of overnight accommodations at the venue.

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26 - 30 June

2023 the Coding.Waterkant will take place

4 Days

long you can participate in Coding.Waterkant alone or with a team

100 participants

are expected for Coding.Waterkant 2023

Waterkant Site

where the Coding.Waterkant takes place

WORKSHOPS

TUANA ÇELIK // deepset.ai

Hands on Workshop with Haystack:
From Extractive to Generative Search Applications

JAN MONICA & JAKE PETERSEN // Siemens

Data Science in Practice
at Siemens Smart Infrastructure

THIES SCHÖNFELDT & MARKUS HEINRICH // Meteolytix

Do's and Don'ts in Time Series Prediction

NILS-JONATHAN SCHALLER & THORBEN JANSEN // IPN Kiel

Do's and Don'ts in Labelling Text Data

STEFFEN BRANDT // opencampus.sh

Introduction to Hugging Face

DANIEL BANCK // HashiCorp

Using Python to Set Up
Infrastructure for Hosting Models

HENRIK HORST & TOBIAS BRAUN //
AI Transfer-Hub and MDZ SH

Building and Using High-Performance Clusters on the Example of the AI Lab Luebeck

KI.EL RACING CHALLENGE

DESMOND HAMMOND // Infineon Technologies
& RODRIGO PÉREZ SALINAS // Sercel

Get hands-on expertise in training autonomous vehicles.
Build, code and race a self-driving car equipped with an NVIDIA Jetson Nano, and
complete the Waterkant Festival race track in the shortest amount of time.

Coding Waterkant Teilnehmer beim Programmieren

Whether advanced or just getting into the topic - as a participating team or as an individual, you can expect:

4 days to work on your current machine learning projects (or to start new ones, of course).

Sharing ideas with other practitioners (e.g., from Siemens or participating startups).

Contact with the talents and specialists of tomorrow (including participants in the Machine Learning Degree from opencampus.sh)

Fine-Tuning beyond Colab: Take advantage of the Compute from the AI Lab Luebeck

Workshops, input and feedback from invited experts

Possibility to present your work to a larger audience

Unique team building & team retreat opportunity

Take educational leave

Accommodation

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Register today for the Coding.Waterkant. Click the button to go directly to the event on Eventbrite. You still have questions? Then contact us here: coding@waterkant.sh

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KI.EL RACING CHALLENGE

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