NeurIPS takes place in San Diego, United States of America and home of Balboa Botanical Gardens (credit: Alex Hand, Unsplash)

Hub researchers have a strong presence at this year’s NeurIPS conference in San Diego, an annual international conference on Neural Information Processing Systems.

The Hub is sponsoring a workshop co-organised by José Miguel Hernández Lobato on Structured Probabilistic Inference & Generative Modelling: https://spigmworkshopv3.github.io/

Mark Plumbley will be presenting at a session on Generative and Protective AI for Content Creation: https://genprocc.github.io/

Aldo Faisal has co-authored a paper that will presented at a poster session by his colleague Filippo Valdettaro, https://neurips.cc/virtual/2025/loc/san-diego/poster/118430

Pasquale Minervini has two papers featuring at NeurIPS, including one spotlight:

Arthur Gretton has five accepted NeurIPS papers, including two spotlights:

  • Demystifying Spectral Feature Learning for Instrumental Variable Regression

  • Regularized least squares learning with heavy-tailed noise is minimax optimal (spotlight)

  • Doubly-Robust Estimation of Counterfactual Policy Mean Embeddings

  • Density Ratio-Free Doubly Robust Proxy Causal Learning

  • On the Hardness of Conditional Independence Testing In Practice (spotlight)

Rosie Niven

Rosie joined the hub from the regional university consortium Science and Engineering Sourh where she was a Communications and Events Manager. Since 2020 she has held a number of communications roles at UCL. Previously a journalist, Rosie has worked in higher education organisations since 2014, including Jisc and Universities UK where she edited the Efficiency Exchange website.

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