Joris M. Mooij - News
Joris M. Mooij
News
- October 2018: Noud de Kroon joined my group as PhD student.
- September 2018: Our NIPS submission on causal transfer learning was accepted.
- August 2018: I gave an extended tutorial on causality at MLSS 2018.
- July 2018: Together with Jonas Peters, I gave a tutorial on causality at the Microsoft Research AI Summer School 2018.
- May 2018: 3 (out of 5) UAI submissions from my group were accepted.
- April 2018: Position available in my group: PhD candidate in Reinforcement Learning, in collaboration with Microsoft Research Cambridge.
- November 2017: Sara Magliacane left my group to start a postdoc position at IBM Research.
- June 2017: Sara Magliacane successfully defended her PhD thesis.
- January 2017: I have been promoted to associate professor.
- January 2017: Sara Magliacane joined my group again, this time as a postdoc.
- September 2016: Tineke Blom joined my group as PhD student.
- July 2016: Our team won the CRM Causal Inference Challenge.
- June 2016: Patrick Forré joined my group as postdoc.
- April 2016: Tom Claassen joined my group as a guest researcher for 2.5 days in the week.
- April 2016: Our article Distinguishing Cause from Effect using Observational Data: Methods and Benchmarks got published in JMLR.
- January 2016: Thijs van Ommen joined my group as postdoc.
- July 2015: Release of approximate inference library libDAI 0.3.2.
- May 2015: Stephan Bongers joined my group as PhD student.
- July 2014: We organized the workshop Causal Learning: Inference and Prediction at UAI 2014.
- February 2015: My ERC Starting Grant proposal CAFES: Causal Analysis of Feedback Systems has been proposed for funding.
- January 2015: Sara Magliacane joined my group as PhD student.
- December 2014: Our recent preprint Distinguishing cause from effect using observational data: methods and benchmarks got slashdotted and posted on the Physics Arxiv Blog.
- December 2014: Philip Versteeg joined my group as PhD student.
- July 2014: Started my VIDI research project Causal Inference: Theory for Applications.
- February 2014: Nicholas Cornia started as the first PhD student in my group.
- February 2014: Completed the VENI research project Cyclic Causal Discovery for Reconstructing Biological Regulatory Networks.
- April 2013: Started my new job as Assistant Professor at the University of Amsterdam.
