I was advised to divide my week into chunks based on the percentage of research time allocated to each project. However, this approach doesn’t work for me for several reasons. First, I would never reach the level of deep focus needed to fully engage with the problem. Second, frequent context switching would consume a significant … Continue reading How do you manage the challenge of being involved in multiple research projects simultaneously?
AI Letar Historiska Ansikten
Historikern Mats Hayen berättar om projektet Stadens Ansikten i den här SVT podden. Han berättat bland annat om hur AI hittar ansikten i olika foto-samlingar och de algoritmer jag har utvecklat i projektet.
Teaching by letting students be creative
There was an interesting article in Swedish state news from my hometown about a visiting Japanese math teacher that teaches math in an unusual way. Instead of presenting a mathematical method and then letting pupils practice with lots of examples, in Japan it is up to students and their own imagination to figure out how … Continue reading Teaching by letting students be creative
Hectic Days in Three Places
I had three interesting days with project meetings and a conference. I participated in a project meeting, funded by SSF, where my PhD student Erik presented two interesting results. After that, I participated in the kick-off for the SweMPer project. And lastly I participated in the City Memories conference. The topics were quite varying, from … Continue reading Hectic Days in Three Places
Invited Talks
I realised I had forgot to tell you about two invited talks aimed for high school students: Invited presentation for high school students at Lundellska Skolan in Uppsala, titled: "AI och Ansiktsigenkänning", 7 March 2024. Invited to present at "Forskardag för gymnasiet ", title: "Hur AI och bildbehandling kan användas inom olika områden", 23 November … Continue reading Invited Talks
Anders Hast 