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HHU-Nostalgia - Die neu erbaute Universitätsstraße im 2. Bauabschnitt des Campus, 1974

Die Bildergalerie "HHU-Nostalgia" stellt interessante Archiv-Motive vor und wird kontinuierlich ausgebaut und ergänzt: Viel Spaß! Hier geht es zur kompletten Galerie (Übersichtsseite).Haben Sie vielleicht auch noch ein interessantes "historisches" Foto der HHU? Die HHU-Bildredaktion freut sich über jede Einsendung: Dieter Joswig, Tel. +49 211 81-14861E-Mail senden

Düsseldorfer Politikwissenschaft hervorragend bewertet

Exzellenz in der Forschung
Hohes Ansehen genießt der Studiengang in der deutschen Wissenschaftsgemeinde: Universitätsprofessoren konnten in der Befragung durch das CHE fünf Universitäten in Deutschland nennen, die sie für führend in der Forschung in ihrem Fach halten. Der gute Ruf der politikwissenschaftlichen Forschung hat die HHU als einzige Hochschule in NRW in die bundesweite Spitzengruppe gebracht.

Offener Brief des UKD an verdi: Keine Streiks auf dem Rücken von Patienten

Die Gewerkschaft hatte die Entlastungsgespräche mit dem Klinikvorstand abgebrochen. In dem offenen Brief an die Geschäftsführerin des verdi-Bezirks Düssel-Rhein-Wupper, Stephanie Peifer, weist der Klinikvorstand nochmals darauf hin, dass die aktuelle Forderung zu eigenständigen Tarifverhandlungen durch das UKD „falsch und sinnlos“ ist: Das UKD ist Mitglied des Arbeitgeberverbandes NRW und damit der „Tarifgemeinschaft deutscher Länder“ (TdL). Daher ist das UKD nicht zu eigenständigen Verhandlungen berechtigt.

Digital trouble

We are constantly upset about our digital helpers. That should give us food for thought. When was the last time you got digitally annoyed? When Skype refused to work right before an important interview? When Spotify stuttered through your playlist? When Google Maps kept guiding you back into a traffic jam? While others float weightlessly…
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Using Satellite Imagery to Revolutionize Creation of Tax Maps and Local Revenue Collection

World Bank Policy Research Paper by Daniel Ayalew Ali, Klaus Deininger and Michael Wild: “The technical complexity of ensuring that tax rolls are complete and valuations current is often perceived as a major barrier to bringing in more property tax revenues in developing countries.

Evento reúne especialistas para debate sobre TV por assinatura e novas tecnologias

Carlos Ragazzo, professor da FGV Direito Rio, foi um dos convidadosO professor da FGV Direito Rio, Carlos Ragazzo, foi um dos palestrantes do evento Brasil Streaming, que ocorreu no dia 11 de junho, no WTC Events Center em São Paulo. Em sua terceira edição, o encontro reuniu especialistas, produtores de conteúdo, programadores e algumas das maiores empresas do setor para debater as mudanças no mercado de TV por assinatura e os impactos das novas tecnologias.

Evento reúne especialistas para debate sobre TV por assinatura e novas tecnologias

Carlos Ragazzo, professor da FGV Direito Rio, foi um dos convidadosO professor da FGV Direito Rio, Carlos Ragazzo, foi um dos palestrantes do evento Brasil Streaming, que ocorreu no dia 11 de junho, no WTC Events Center em São Paulo. Em sua terceira edição, o encontro reuniu especialistas, produtores de conteúdo, programadores e algumas das maiores empresas do setor para debater as mudanças no mercado de TV por assinatura e os impactos das novas tecnologias.

I want your (anonymized) social media data

Anthony Sanford at The Conversation: “Social media sites’ responses to the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and new European privacy regulations have given users much more control over who can access

Unlocking of government’s mapping and location data to boost economy by £130m a year

UK Government Press Release: “…the government has announced that key parts of the OS MasterMap will be made openly available for the public and businesses to use.
It is estimated that this will boost the UK economy by at least £130m each year, as innovative companies and startups use the data.

User Perceptions of Privacy in Smart Homes

Paper by Serena Zheng, Marshini Chetty, and Nick Feamster: “Despite the increasing presence of Internet of Things (IoT) devices inside the home, we know little about how users feel about their privacy living with Internet-connected devices that continuously monitor and collect data in their homes. To gain insight into this state of affairs, we conducted eleven semi-structured interviews with owners of smart homes, investigating privacy values and expectations.

Considerations Regarding Encryption and Exceptional Access Briefing

On June 12, 2018, the Internet Society hosted a briefing for Congressional staff on Considerations Regarding Encryption and Exceptional Access. The briefing offered an opportunity for participants to learn more about the technical aspects of encryption, and the risks associated with creating back doors or other technical means for exceptional access.

Le laboratoire de cyberjustice dirige un projet sur l’intelligence artificielle au service du justiciable

Le Laboratoire de cyberjustice est heureux d’annoncer le partenariat de recherche AJC (Autonomisation des acteurs judiciaires par la cyberjustice et l’intelligence artificielle) financé par le programme partenariat du Conseil de Recherche en Sciences Humaines du Canada (CRSH). Il vise à mettre l’intelligence artificielle (IA) au service des justiciables et des acteurs judiciaires afin d’accroître l’accès à la justice. Ce projet est dirigé par le professeur Karim Benyekhlef. Félicitations à toute l’équipe.

Data Detectives: More data and surveillance are transforming justice systems

Special issue by The Economist: “…the relationship between information and crime has changed in two ways, one absolute, one relative. In absolute terms, people generate more searchable information than they used to. Smartphones passively track and record where people go, who they talk to and for how long; their apps reveal subtler personal information, such as their political views, what they like to read and watch and how they spend their money.

Editora FGV e FGV Direito Rio lançam o livro “A internet das coisas”

Lançamento será no dia 19/06Nesta segunda-feira, dia 19 de junho, será o lançamento da obra “A internet das coisas”, de Eduardo Magrani. O livro, publicado pela Editora FGV em parceria com a FGV Direito Rio, aborda os desafios decorrentes do avanço da interação contínua entre dispositivos inteligentes, sensores e pessoas.

Editora FGV e FGV Direito Rio lançam o livro “A internet das coisas”

Lançamento será no dia 19/06Nesta segunda-feira, dia 19 de junho, será o lançamento da obra “A internet das coisas”, de Eduardo Magrani. O livro, publicado pela Editora FGV em parceria com a FGV Direito Rio, aborda os desafios decorrentes do avanço da interação contínua entre dispositivos inteligentes, sensores e pessoas.

A Partnership to Tackle Growing Risks in a Connected World

With a shared vision of putting people at the center of the Internet, the Internet Society and Consumers International have formed a new working partnership aimed at creating a safer, more trusted Internet for everyone.

MANRS BCOP published as RIPE document

The MANRS initiative’s set of Best Current Operational Practices has received recognition from the RIPE community by being published as RIPE-706.

Can Fact-checking Prevent Politicians from Lying?

Paper by Chloe Lim: “Journalists now regularly trumpet fact-checking as an important tool to hold politicians accountable for their public statements, but fact checking’s effect has only been assessed anecdotally and in experiments on politicians holding lower-level offices.

Why Collaborations Fail

Jon Huggett at the Stanford Social Innovation Review: “…power is the secret sauce of nonprofit collaborations. Great collaborations between organizations achieve more than either organization could achieve by itself. But when nonprofit collaborations don’t talk about power and address the implications of power imbalances openly, each party runs the risk of stumbling into (or contributing to) an ugly, counterproductive situation.

Carmen Luz de La Maza y Mario Maino son elegidos decanos

La profesora de la Maza, quien asumirá un segundo periodo de decanatura, y el profesor Maino, quien sucederá al académico Santiago Urcelay, fueron electos por sus comunidades académicas en los comicios realizados el viernes 1 y este lunes 4 de junio, respectivamente, marcados por una alta participación. En la jornada de hoy, además, la comunidad de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades realizó su proceso eleccionario, cuyos resultados serán anunciados este martes 5, mismo día en el que la Facultad de Medicina acudirá a las urnas.