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Juni 2019
CS-Colloquium mit Univ.-Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Forgó
CS-Colloquium mit Univ.-Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Forgó (Universität Wien) zum Thema: "Alles verboten? Blockchain und Smart Contracts aus datenschutz- und zivilrechtlicher Sicht" Abstract Der Vortrag gibt einen Überblick über datenschutz- und zivilrechtliche Herausforderungen, die der Einsatz von Blockchain-Technologien mit sich bringt. Ein besonderer Fokus wird auf Betroffenenrechten sowie der Rückabwicklung von Datenverarbeitungen liegen. Bio Univ.-Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Forgó, geboren 1968 in Wien, studierte Rechtswissenschaften in Wien und Paris. Danach war er Assistent und IT-Beauftragter an der juristischen Fakultät der Universität Wien.…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Teaching about AR and Teaching with AR
PD Dr. Ralf Klamma Abstract: Augmented Reality (AR) is on the way to establishing itself in business and teaching once more. However, there is a lack of uniform guidelines or even standards both in the creation of teaching materials and in the use of AR in teaching. In addition, the industry needs enough well-trained specialists who can implement the established AR concepts, making a transfer from university to industry necessary. Therefore, in this talk we address both challenges in teaching…
Erfahren Sie mehr »CS Talk #4: Claudia Wagner
Zur Vortragsreihe CS Talks, die die zentrale Bedeutung der Informatik in unserer Gesellschaft in den Mittelpunkt stellt, werden ausschließlich Computerwissenschafterinnen eingeladen werden. Beim CS Talk #4 am 17. Juni 2019 um 17 Uhr wird Claudia Wagner von der Uni Koblenz-Landau am Rednerpult stehen.
Erfahren Sie mehr »CS-Colloquium mit Univ.-Prof. Aapo Hyvärinen
CS-Colloquium mit Univ.-Prof. Aapo Hyvärinen (Universität Helsinki) zum Thema "Nonlinear independent component analysis: A principled framework for unsupervised deep learning" Abstract Unsupervised learning, in particular learning general nonlinear representations, is one of the deepest problems in machine learning. Estimating latent quantities in a generative model provides a principled framework, and has been successfully used in the linear case, e.g. with independent component analysis (ICA) and sparse coding. However, extending ICA to the nonlinear case has proven to be extremely…
Erfahren Sie mehr »TEWI-Kolloquium: MEMS microfabrication-part 2: Back-end
Dr. Ali Roshanghias Abstract: In this talk, the back-end processing and integration technologies of MEMS devices will be addressed. Unlike electronics IC packaging, MEMS packaging in not well-established, is expensive (up to 80% of the product total cost and is custom-built. Here, we will introduce the basics of MEMS packaging in different levels of integrations. The common backend processes will be covered in this talk such as wafer dicing, wafer thinning, wafer bonding, molding and over-molding, die-attach, solder bumping and…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Award Ceremony: Epilog – learning from the best
On 25 June 2019, the Faculty of Informatics, TU Wien, honours excellent students for their outstanding achievements in the festive setting of Epilog. In addition to the award of the best diploma thesis, the Best Poster Award is presented. Apart from that, the graduates of the Bachelor with Honors excellence program are honoured. EPILOG, TU Wien, Faculty of Informatics
Erfahren Sie mehr »CS-Colloquium mit Prof. Toru Ishida
CS-Colloquium mit Prof. Toru Ishida (Waseda University) zum Thema "The Language Grid: Multi-Language Service Platform for Intercultural Collaboration" Abstract Intercultural collaboration, a subfield of social informatics, is a goal-directed group activity based on multilingual communication. We set its research target on collaboration, instead of communication, because we can clearly identify research issues when the goal of group activities is defined. To overcome language barriers and facilitate intercultural collaboration, we designed the Language Grid, which allows users to freely create…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Juli 2019
Public Guest Lecture: Forthcoming – around e-mental health interventions
Guest talk by Prof. Heleen Riper, VU University Amsterdam as part of the TEAM ITN Summer School
Erfahren Sie mehr »Public guest lecture: Developing computer-based mental health interventions
Guest talk by Prof Rafael Calvo, Imperial College London as part of the TEAM ITN Summer School Abstract: Substantial investment from government and commercial organisations in health technology reflects the opportunities to promote uniquely tailored, data-rich and autonomy-supportive tools at scale. Still many digital technologies for health and wellbeing go un-evaluated, lack an evidence base, or fall short of achieving the impact intended. Among the challenges to success is achieving the deep interdisciplinarity involved, which often requires continuous collaboration among…
Erfahren Sie mehr »TEWI-Kolloquium: On-the-fly Collaboration for Legacy Business Process Systems in An Open Service Environment
Prof. Liang ZHANG (Leon) Ph.D Abstract: Dynamic, distributed and open business forces enterprises to support various critical requirements, such as, timely reacting to changes, properly reusing business assets and smoothly collaborating with external partners. Existing approaches focus on mechanisms dealing with heterogeneity, but there is a lack of frameworks enabling legacy business processes performing collaboration in an open service environment. This paper proposes the L2L service framework featuring reactive IoT event messaging and coordinator-based collaborating between autonomous enterprises. Along with…
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