Relational Machine Learning Lab

Welcome! We are the Relational ML research group. We are part of the CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security in Saarbrücken and St. Ingbert, Germany, and are grateful to Saarland University (UdS) for granting us supervision rights.

Our research is supported by an ERC starting grant to improve the efficiency of deep learning. The aim is to design smaller-scale neural networks, which excel in noisy and potentially changing environments and require minimal sample sizes for learning. This is of particular interest in the sciences and application domains where data is scarce. We care deeply about solving real world problems in collaboration with domain experts. Of special interest to us are problems related to gene regulation and its alterations during cancer progression, drug design, and international food trade. From a methodological point of view, we combine robust algorithm design with complex network science to advance deep learning theory and efficiency in general and in various applications ranging from biomedicine to pharmacy, physics, and economics.

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06 Jul 2026

📛 Three papers have been accepted at ICML 2026 (1) (2) (3).


08 Jun 2026

💬 Celia is presenting two posters at the Graph Signal Processing Workshop (GSP) in Madrid.


26 May 2026

💬 The group is presenting posters at the CISPA Machine Learning Day.


20 May 2026

💬 Celia is giving a talk at the CISPA ML seminar.


11 May 2026

💬 Tom is giving talks at the University of Twente and at TU/e in the Netherlands.