News
May 2026

Part of the DarkTree team contributed to the scientific-artistic exhibition bringing together art and insect research in response to the global biodiversity crisis. Centering on insects as both ecological indicators and cultural symbols, the project examined how science and art can jointly engage with questions of environmental change and coexistence.
March 2026
Annual project retreat on Öland. Discussions, presentations and hands-on workshops.
February 2026
Viktor Palmkvist received the best poster award at the inauguration of the Department of Computing and Learning Systems. Title: “Reactive Graphs for Efficient Markov Chain Monte Carlo Inference”
August 2025

New research article on how to make probabilistic tree inference more efficient. Title “Annotated Automatic Pruning of Universal Probabilistic Programming Languages”, published in ACM Transactions on Probabilistic Machine Learning, Volume 1, Issue, https://dl.acm.org/doi/full/10.1145/3731457.
March 2025
Project kick-off meeting on Öland. DarkTree team meets in person for the first time.