NEWS FROM THE INSTITUTE
Digitaler Salon: iCare for you
Plush robots, smart walking aids and digital conversation partners: Could machines possibly relieve the nursing sector and simulate feelings? And should they do so?…
Dossier: Germany goes digital?
How parties envision the process of digitalisation is becoming a more important factor in the fight for political power. Various online tools shed light…
Digitaler Salon: World White Web?
Inside the once utopian web, colonialism and social injustice continue to exist. Which resistance is being put up against white male supremacy? Is technology…
Wahlkompass Digitales: Online-Tool to compare election programmes
How do we use data purposefully and justly? How should we react to populism and social bots? How can we protect ourselves against cyber…
Blog launch: Elephant in the Lab
Elephant in the Lab targets problems in science. The new blog explicitly adresses »elephants in the lab«, so that scientists can keep up with…
New paper: Remix as a form of innovation
The reuse of existing knowledge is an indispensable part of the creation of novel ideas. Our project manager Sascha Friesike is doing research about…
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Explore our current issues
while we reshape our research agenda…
More to come soon.
Explore our current issues
while we reshape our research agenda…
RESEARCH ISSUES IN FOCUS
Platform governance
Data governance
Artificial intelligence and society
Digitalisation and sustainability
Open higher education
Digital future of the workplace
The Human in the Loop in automated credit lending – Human expertise for greater fairness
How fair is automated credit lending? Where is human expertise essential?
Impactful by design: For digital entrepreneurs driven to create positive societal impact
How impact entrepreneurs can shape digital innovation to build technologies that create meaningful and lasting societal change.
Identifying bias, taking responsibility: Critical perspectives on AI and data quality in higher education
AI is changing higher education. This article explores the risks of bias and why we need a critical approach.









