Vergangene Veranstaltungen

The second lecture in our series asks what kind of digital society we want, how we can get there, and what role the Arts can play in it. Where are we and how did we get here? What kind of digital society do we want? How can we get there? And how can we make good on the biggest mistake of the last forty years: How can we wrest control of our futures from a handful of corporations that make…

We invite you to a guest talk by Carlo Ghezzi and to learn more about our Doctoral College on Resilient Embedded Systems.         The Vienna PhD School of Informatics (VPSI) and the Doctoral College Resilient Embedded Systems (DC-RES), both hosted by TU Wien´s Faculty of Informatics, invite to another event dedicated to Excellence in Research. As a highlight of this event Prof. Carlo Ghezzi from Politecnico di Milano, newly appointed Dr. techn. h.c. at the TU Wien,…

  Am 27. November 2019 wird Dr. Zhendong Ma im Rahmen des CS-Colloquiums zu Gast sein und über „Automotive Cybersecurity: an Industry Perspective and Research Challenges“ sprechen. Die Fakultät für Informatik lädt alle Interessierten herzlich dazu ein!   Abstract The Automotive systems have undergone a profound technological transformation in recent years due to the industry trends towards electrification, connectivity, and autonomy. Cybersecurity becomes a challenging issue because cars are turning into computers-on-wheels and running largely on software. This talk briefly…

In workshops and a public panel discussion, international experts investigate women-promoting measures and present successful concepts.     Informatics (or Computer Science) and its artefacts are major drivers of change with enormous personal, societal, economic and political impact. Digitalization, the process to transform a whole society into "the digital" by adopting digital technologies, is mainly driven by computer scientists. However, who are these computer scientists who are going to change the world so drastically? To the large majority, Informatics students…

Am 4. Dezember 2019 wird Prof. Michael Schapira um 15:00 im Rahmen des CS-Colloquiums zu Gast sein und einen Vortrag zum Thema "Learning Network Protocols" halten. Die Fakultät für Informatik lädt alle Interessierten herzlich dazu ein!   Abstract The Machine learning (ML) has deeply impacted many subareas of computer science, including computer vision, natural language processing, computational biology, and more. Yet, computer networking has largely withstood the ML tide until recently. Recent advances suggest that this might be changing. We…

Dr. Petra Kralj Novak | December 9, 2019 | 16:00 | S.2.42 Abstract: Social media are computer-based technologies that provide means of information and idea sharing, as well as entertainment and engagement handly available as mobile applications and websites to both private users and businesses.  As social media communication is mostly informal, it is an ideal environment for the use of emoji and for detecting the population's sentiments and stance. Sentiment* and stance** analysis have been heavily researched in the…