The Poster Sessions & Flash Talks of the AI Village take place in the Aare Foyer, offering an interactive environment for researchers and practitioners to present their work. While other workshops and presentations continue in dedicated rooms, attendees can explore various AI-related projects and innovations through poster displays and short flash talks.

For details, see the list of Poster Sessions & Flash Talks.

Presenters will be available at their posters to discuss their work, answer questions, and engage in detailed conversations about their research. Flash talks provide quick 5-minute overviews of key findings, allowing attendees to efficiently identify topics of interest for deeper discussion during the poster viewing sessions.

These sessions run throughout the day parallel to the main conference track, allowing participants to move freely between different formats. Please check the schedule below for specific presentation times:

Poster Sessions Favorites

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13:05 - 16:10	Towards an AI-based Security Consultant for SMEs Poster Sessions Prof. Dr. Ariane Trammell Head of Information Security Research at ZHAW Show description Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are often easy targets for attackers due to their limited budgets and lack of specialized security personnel. To bridge this capability gap, we are developing an AI Security Consultant as a cost-effective alternative to expensive human security consultants. More information …	No App No Problem: Learning and Fuzzing Library Usage Automatically Poster Sessions Nicolas Badoux	Leveraging Graph Neural Network for Predicting Emerging Technologies: Use Case with Quantum Computing Poster Sessions Paul Bagourd	TechRank: A Graph-Based Framework for Identifying High-Growth Emerging Tech Companies Poster Sessions Tomas Joaquin Anderegg	Mapping LLM Training Data for Safety and Explainability: Approach of Low Perplexity Poster Sessions Anastasiia Kucherenko	Lightweight Long-Text Classification: A Practical Alternative to LLMs Poster Sessions Elena Nazarenko	TypePilot: Securing LLM-Generated Code with the Scala Type System Alexander Sternfeld

About the speakers

Prof. Dr. Ariane Trammell

Head of Information Security Research at ZHAW

Prof. Dr. Ariane Trammell is an expert in the field of information security, currently serving as the Head of the Research Area Information Security at the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences in Winterthur, Switzerland. In addition, she is the Deputy Head of the Institute of Computer Science (InIT) at ZHAW.

Ariane Trammell completed her studies in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at ETH Zurich, where she also earned her doctorate. She worked for several years as a Cyber Security Consultant and Enterprise Security Architect, bringing both a solid theoretical foundation and practical experience in implementing robust security solutions.

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Nicolas Badoux

Paul Bagourd

Tomas Joaquin Anderegg

Anastasiia Kucherenko

Elena Nazarenko

Alexander Sternfeld