Das Graduate Center für Promovierende bietet seinen Mitgliedern eine strukturierte Vernetzung und Weiterbildung im Themenfeld digitale Transformation sowie eine finanzielle Unterstützung der Forschungsarbeit. Neben dem Zugang zu Veranstaltungen, Kursen und Arbeitskreisen am bidt profitieren die Promovierenden von einem interdisziplinären Austausch mit Expertinnen und Experten aus Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft.
The event “Your Master’s at the University of Klagenfurt: Master’s programmes & alumni journeys”, held on 25 November 2025, offered prospective students a comprehensive overview of the university’s Master’s programmes, support services and the diverse career paths of alumni. Current students and graduates shared personal insights into academic life, campus culture and their individual journeys at the University of Klagenfurt.
Key insights from the panel included:
aau/HudeIn November, prospective students had numerous opportunities to find out all about the programmes offered by the University of Klagenfurt. Information days were held for those interested in Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes, which could be attended both online and on site. The events provided plenty of opportunity for discussion and left no questions unanswered.
”Those who challenge the capitalist order tend to be publicly labelled as criminals generally falling into the terrorist category.” Steve Kurtz (World-InfoCon Brussels (2000): An Annotated Report)
In memory of Steve Kurtz [1958-2025]
ODE helped Data Crítica to quickly identify reliable variables for their data journalism investigations and ensure their stories are built on solid foundation
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From January 2026, staff and students in higher education will be able to use Nextcloud, an alternative collaboration environment. Surf, the ICT cooperative for higher education, wants to make universities and colleges less dependent on American big tech companies.
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Marijn Sax features as an expert in the second season of the documentary series "AI love". This programme by public media organisation HUMAN follows people who have a deep emotional connection with artificial intelligence. The series will be broadcasted weekly from 27th of November on Dutch television NPO 3 and NPO Start.
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At our last call we discussed the Zenodo Integration of the Data Package and an Action Plan for the community reactivation in 2026.
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One year after a ceasefire agreement was signed by Israel, Lebanon, and five mediating countries, one thing remains clear: Israel is still breaching Lebanon’s digital sovereignty. It continues to penetrate Lebanon’s digital infrastructure through GPS spoofing, signal interference, and drone surveillance that affects its residents.
Constant surveillance through drones
For much of the twentieth century, state power in Africa was measured in kilometers of rail and asphalt. Today, the infrastructure of governance is invisible. Across the continent, governments are racing to build Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)—the interoperable identity systems, payment rails, and data exchanges that will define the twenty-first-century social contract.
We are pleased to announce an open position at the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity,
within the Faculty of Technical Sciences. As a project researcher for the ATRIA research project you will join the research team around
Prof. Konstantin Schekotihin and Prof. Martin Gebser, working on the project “Automated Twin foR
semiconductor mAnufacturing (ATRIA)” funded by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency in the focus
Das diesjährige DigiMeet stand unter dem Titel „Platform Governance & Power: Between control, ethics and societal dynamics“. Im Fokus standen aktuelle Entwicklungen in der Regulierung und Gestaltung digitaler Plattformen – von rechtlichen Rahmenbedingungen über gesellschaftliche und politische Implikationen bis hin zu Fragen der technologischen Umsetzung. Insgesamt nahmen rund 80 Forschende aus 16 Ländern teil, darunter Teilnehmende aus elf EU-Staaten sowie Großbritannien, den USA, Indien, Peru und Brasilien.
Wissenschaftliche Unabhängigkeit im digitalen Diskurs
Graduiertenkollegs sind Forschungsprogramme, die sich speziell der Ausbildung des wissenschaftlichen Nachwuchses widmen. Von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) finanziell gefördert dienen sie der strukturierten Ausbildung von Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden. Im Kolleg bearbeiten die Promovierenden gemeinsam verschiedene Aspekte eines übergeordneten Themas.
Resilience, adaptability, and talent: three themes that defined the conversation at the Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) 2025 Launch, held at the INSEAD Asia Campus in Singapore.
Now in its eleventh edition, the GTCI—published by INSEAD and Portulans Institute—continues to provide one of the most comprehensive views of how countries cultivate, attract, and retain talent in a rapidly transforming global economy.
Die Existenz glänzender Oberflächen in der Pflanzen- und Tierwelt stellt die Wissenschaft vor ein Rätsel. Denn für eine verlässliche Kommunikation, etwa zwischen Blüte und Bestäuber, sind klare und beständige Signale von Vorteil. Glanz widerspricht diesem Prinzip, da sein Erscheinungsbild stark vom Blickwinkel und den Lichtverhältnissen abhängt und somit veränderlich ist.
OKFN is the proud creator and one of the maintainers of two officially recognised digital public goods (DPGs): CKAN and Open Data Editor (ODE).
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