Die Transformation unseres Energiesystems hin zu erneuerbaren Quellen findet sichtbar vor allem im ländlichen Raum statt; schließlich entstehen hier die großen Wind- und Solarparks, die für das Gelingen der Energiewende entscheidend sind. Doch diese Entwicklung ist für die dort lebenden Menschen weit mehr als ein technischer Prozess. Sie trifft auf bestehende Spannungen um Landnutzung, soziale Ungleichheit und politische Entfremdung und wirkt dabei oft als Katalysator, der diese Konflikte verschärft und neu formiert.

Nous avons le plaisir, suite aux délibérations du comité d’évaluation du concours de bourses du CRDP (Automne 2025), de vous présenter les résultats du concours.
 
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Dear President Macron,Dear Chancellor Merz,Dear President von der Leyen, Europe is at a crossroads. The Summit on European Digital Sovereignty marks an important milestone for the EU and its member states in aligning on a shared strategy for achieving real and lasting European digital sovereignty. As the EU pursues the goal of digital sovereignty, we...

By Centre for Communication Governance and Global Network Initiative As part of the conference “For Better Internet Regulation in Latin America” hosted by the Center for Studies on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information (CELE) at Universidad de Palermo, the Global Network Initiative (GNI) and the Centre for Communication Governance (CCG) at the National […]

Turin, 12 November 2025 Harvard University Law School CopyrightXTurin University Affiliated Course 2025-2026 Fall Edition CALL FOR APPLICATIONS About CopyrightX CopyrightX is a course on Copyright Law developed by Professor William Fisher III at Harvard University Law School and first offered online in the spring semester of 2013 under the auspices of the HarvardX distance-learning initiative and […]

26 novembre 2025 | RAFFAELE SCIORTINO (Università degli Studi di Milano)
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Das auf Zitationsdaten spezialisierte Unternehmen Clarivate Analytics hat eine neue Liste mit weltweit häufig zitierten Forschenden veröffentlicht. Darin finden sich erneut auch Professoren der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU): der Zellforscher José Pedro Friedmann Angeli, der Mediziner und Immunologe Georg Gasteiger, der Systembiologe Dominic Grün, der Physiker Ronny Thomale und der Mediziner Christoph Wanner.

Biostatistician and epidemiologist Travis Gerke joins us to discuss the barriers to open science, the promise and pitfalls of AI, and why we need to rethink how we share health data
The post Travis Gerke: ‘Academia is still very supportive of the singular hero scientist. But most things take teams’ first appeared on Open Knowledge Blog.

Con el fin de acercar la experiencia y la práctica a los estudiantes, durante este semestre, el equipo de ayudantes del Programa de Derecho, Ciencia y Tecnología UC realizó un ciclo de visitas a instituciones públicas, empresas tecnológicas y estudios jurídicos, para conocer de primera fuente cómo se ejerce el derecho en contextos de innovación, transformación digital y regulación tecnológica.

Authors: LAPIN Laboratório de Políticas Públicas e Internet, IDEC Instituto de Defesa de Consumidores, Coding Rights, Green Web Foundation, Green Screen Coalition.

Assine a declaração de solidariedade “A resposta não é a IA. A resposta somos nós!”

Apoie a campanha A resposta somos nós!

Start in die finale Phase des Exzellenzwettbewerbs - Universitätsmedizin vergibt zwei Auszeichnungen - Atemwegserkrankungen mit Nasenspray im Keim ersticken - Als Heilkunde noch ein Handwerk war – Zonta-Preis für Alicia von Schenk

By Centre for Communication Governance and Global Network Initiative In February 2026, the India AI Impact Summit (Summit) will be held in New Delhi, hosted by the Government of India. Building on the Government of India’s emphasis on using the Summit to highlight the importance of inclusive governance and digital equity for the Global South, […]

Open Science Community Ghana (OSCG) was able to streamline its work with agricultural data, significantly reduce the time needed to identify and correct errors, and introduce open data concepts to a non-technical team
The post Open Data Editor in Action: Bridging the Gap Between Field Data and Research Insights in Ghana first appeared on Open Knowledge Blog.

Lessons from Wikipedia: Keeping information reliable in the digital age

Read a new series to explore how Wikipedia can inspire new standards of knowledge integrity for our times.

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On Wikipedia, disagreement is never a sign of failure. It’s evidence that people care deeply about getting the facts right. 

How much disinformation do German politicians and parties actually spread? On which platforms and to what ends? Two new studies provide systematic answers.
The post Who spreads disinformation, where, for what purpose, and to what extent? appeared first on HIIG.

With generative AI’s ability to create text and videos, the online world has fundamentally changed.

However, many people do not recognize that there is something distinctly familiar behind all that AI-generated content: knowledge curated, debated, and documented by humans.

That’s why Wikipedia’s role as the backbone of all knowledge on the internet has never been more important.

Let us explain.

Human-created knowledge isn’t replaceable

Françoise Daucé, Benjamin Loveluck et Francesca Musiani (Eds), The MIT Press, 2025.
L’article Digital Authoritarianism in the Making. Repression and Resistance on the Russian Internet est apparu en premier sur Centre Internet et Société.

Tobias Wolf successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled “Iterative Decomposition Methods for Ill-Posed Problems” on September 15, 2025. He is the seventh doctoral candidate to graduate from doc.funds’ “Modeling-Analysis-Optimization of discrete, continuous and stochastic systems” doctoral program.

Join us for our next club meeting as we explore Ray Bradbury’s haunting short story “There Will Come Soft Rains.”
Published in the 1950s, this piece imagines an automated house continuing its daily routine even after the disappearance of its human inhabitants. It is a chilling reflection on technology, war, and the fragility of humanity’s future. Whether you are reading it for the first time or revisiting it, this short story offers plenty to think about and discuss.