Dr. Michael A. Hedderich
I’m a post-doc researcher in machine learning, natural language processing and human-computer interaction at Cornell University. My research goal is to make building AI systems more accessible and to open up machine learning to more fields and domains. I’m both interested in developing new technology as well as building bridges from AI to other interested fields. To this end, I’m working on both foundational methods as well as applications in fields ranging from archeology to medical research.
Affiliations
My current affiliation is
In the past, I had the pleasure to work with
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Cornell University, USA, with the group of Qian Yang. |
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User Interfaces group of Antti Oulasvirta at Aalto University, Finland. |
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Disney Research Studios in Zürich, Switzerland. |
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Spoken Language Systems (LSV) group of Dietrich Klakow at Saarland Informatics Campus, Germany, where I did my PhD. |
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Exploratory Data Analysis group of Jilles Vreeken at the Cluster of Excellence (now CISPA Helmholtz Center), Germany. |
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Deep Data lab of Gerard de Melo at Rutgers University, USA. |
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Gerhard Weikum and Andrew Yates at the Max Planck Institute for Computer Science, Germany. |
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the machine translation research and development teams at Amazon in Berlin. |
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the Information Systems group at Mainz University. |
News
| Jul 2023 | Our Azure grant for working on biomedical literature got extended for a year 🥳 |
| May 2023 | I’ll be visiting various groups in Germany during Mai. Let me know if you want to meet in Munich, Saarbrücken, Mainz/Frankfurt or Berlin! Also looking forward to my talk at LMU Munich 🥨 |
| Apr 2023 | I’ll be at CHI’23 where we present our ToCHI interaction design paper (with Saarland University) and a demo of our co-design chatbot (with Aalto University) 🔬 |
| Nov 2022 | Excited to start a post-doc position at Cornell in the group of Qian Yang at the intersection of NLP and HCI 🇺🇸 |
| Jul 2022 | Where did it go wrong? We will present our paper on label-descriptive patterns and their application to characterizing classification errors at ICML’22 📝 |
Contact
mail@michael-hedderich.de