Other News from Participating Centers

How much longer can Syrians afford the internet?

Telecommunication prices in Syria have increased nearly a thousandfold, drawing public attention and concern. However, the Syrian Ministry of Telecommunications tried to distance itself from the decision in an attempt to absorb the public anger.

Questions have multiplied about the legality of this move and its compatibility with Syria’s current economic and living standards. Others have also questioned whether it would be possible to legally hold telecom companies accountable to prompt them to reverse their decisions.

Bread&Net 2025: Building a collective movement for digital rights in the WANA region

Bread&Net took place in Beirut in October 2025, bringing together more than 550 participants from across the West Asia and North Africa (WANA) region and beyond. Since then, the political conditions in which the gathering happened have not eased; far from it, they have intensified. 

Stitching AI Governance Together: Measure Twice, Cut Once

This post is authored by Jason Pielemeier, Executive Director, Global Network Initiative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being sewn into all aspects of our society. It is being deployed in networks, apps, vehicles, schools, and hospitals. This patchwork of technological advancement offers many promises. And yet the tailors stitching it together are mostly working for a […]

“Artificial Intelligence” in Switzerland 2024: Rapid Diffusion and Increasing Digital Inequality

“Artificial Intelligence” in Switzerland 2024: Rapid Diffusion and Increasing Digital Inequality

Vortragsreihe: Wie Digitalisierung und Künstliche Intelligenz unsere Gesellschaft verändern

Vortragsreihe: Wie Digitalisierung und Künstliche Intelligenz unsere Gesellschaft verändern

Generative AI is Taking Over Everyday Life in Switzerland: From Experimentation to Regular Use

Generative AI is Taking Over Everyday Life in Switzerland: From Experimentation to Regular Use

Rückblick: Talk im Turm zu Desinformation und Algorithmen

Rückblick: Talk im Turm zu Desinformation und Algorithmen

Two Awards at SACM 2025 for the Media Change and Innovation Division

Two Awards at SACM 2025 for the Media Change and Innovation Division

Daniela Jaramillo-Dent wins Best Seminar Award for outstanding teaching

Daniela Jaramillo-Dent wins Best Seminar Award for outstanding teaching

Michael Reiss successfully defended his cumulative dissertation  

Michael Reiss successfully defended his cumulative dissertation  

Internet Use as Everyday Religion on the Rise, Cyborgization Still in its Early Stages

Internet Use as Everyday Religion on the Rise, Cyborgization Still in its Early Stages

Kiran Kappeler successfully defended her dissertation

Kiran Kappeler successfully defended her dissertation

Wie verändert Künstliche Intelligenz unsere Arbeitswelt? – ARD alpha und „Der Standard“ im Gespräch mit Sabine Pfeiffer

Wie wird sich die Art, wie wir arbeiten, in Zukunft verändern? Ist der Einsatz Künstlicher Intelligenz eine Bedrohung oder ein nützliches Instrument für die arbeitende Bevölkerung? Welche Möglichkeiten KI heute schon im Arbeitsleben bieten kann und worauf es beim gezielten Einsatz im Betriebsalltag ankommt, diskutiert Moderatorin Birgit Kappel im ARD „alpha-gespräch“ mit Sabine Pfeiffer, die seit Langem erforscht, wie neue Technik das Arbeiten verändert.

Sharing data without giving it away? The transaction-based data trustee

Nothing is easier than sharing data – and it is precisely this ease that makes companies in particular reluctant to share data. This is because the potential benefits of data sharing – optimisation of products and processes, cost savings, new data-driven business models – are offset by the risks: data loss, data theft, data leaks. Do you have to accept the risks in order to realise the potential benefits?

einBLICK: Nachrichten aus der JMU

Studierende lassen Experi­ment mit Höhen­forschungs­ballon steigen - Preis für Informatikerin Borrmann - JMU für Gleich­stellung ausgezeichnet - Programm für ausländische Gäste - Liturgie der Zukunft

Semester break loan: January 29 – March 3, 2026

aau/Arnold PoeschlStarting Thursday, January 29, students and external users will once again be able to borrow a maximum of six items from the open shelves in the reading rooms for the entire holiday period. The last day for returns is Tuesday, March 3, 2026.
 
Please note that the library is closed on Saturdays during the lecture-free periods!
 
The 24/7 library will remain open as usual – please register in advance.
 

Using Drones and Intelligent Edge Computing for the Future of Bridge Inspection

aau/MüllerPostdoctoral researcher Reza Farahani will launch his first independently led research project at the University of Klagenfurt in April. By combining artificial intelligence, autonomous drones, and edge computing, he aims to develop new, more efficient and data-driven approaches to the technical monitoring of bridges – another milestone in his international scientific career.

Opening hours February 4, 2026: 8.30 am – 1 pm

On February 4, 2026 apply following opening hours: 8.30 am – 1 pm
The 24/7 library stays active – please register in good time.
Der Beitrag Opening hours February 4, 2026: 8.30 am – 1 pm erschien zuerst auf University of Klagenfurt.

Guest Lecture: Indigenous Storytelling from the 20th and 21st Century: Literature, Disability, and Age

Date: April 15, 2026
Time: 11:45 – 13:15
Location: HS 4
Dear colleagues,
the Department of English would like to invite you to join an American Studies guest lecture by Dr. Nina De Bettin Padolin on “Indigenous Storytelling from the 20th and 21st Century: Literature, Disability, and Age”
Please find more information in the poster attached.
Sehr geehrte Kolleg*innen,

Entschlüsselt: Wie Krebszellen sich vor dem Immunsystem schützen

Könnte dies einen Wandel in unserer Sichtweise auf die Krebstherapie bedeuten? Zumindest im Labor deuten die Ergebnisse darauf hin. Einem internationalen Forscherteam ist es gelungen, einen wichtigen Mechanismus zu entschlüsseln, der das Wachstum von Bauchspeicheldrüsenkrebs steuert. Die Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler identifizierten einen möglicherweise zentralen Mechanismus, mit dem sich Krebszellen vor Angriffen des körpereigenen Immunsystems schützen. Die Blockade dieses Mechanismus führte zu einer dramatischen Verringerung der Tumore bei Labortieren.