how we work

We run student projects and theses like real research projects. The default goal is a joint research publication where quality and novelty are important.

What you can expect

• clear scope and milestones (with concrete next steps)
• regular feedback and iteration (paper-style writing early)
• emphasis on reproducibility (clean code, documented runs, reasonable baselines)
• visibility for strong work (talks/demos/public announcements where suitable)

What we expect

• reading papers and translating ideas into experiments
• strong engineering hygiene (clean repos, reproducible runs)
• rigorous evaluation (baselines, ablations/error analysis where meaningful)
• proactive communication (raise issues early; keep timelines realistic)
• a short exposé (motivation with research questions, related work, planned approach, planned evaluation, schedule) before the registration

Authorship and credits

Authorship follows standard academic practice, i.e., students co-author the paper. We clarify roles early in the project.

For thesis topics and how to apply: /student_thesis/
For course/project formats: /teaching/
For positions: /vacancies/