Dec 2022

• Digital Archives 2022: Now Things Are Getting Interesting
  Dec 15, 2022 Historian and filmmaker Jason Scott will give a Lunchtime Talk on the past and future of the Internet Archive.
• Daniel Kröning: Automated Reasoning at Amazon
  Dec 14, 2022 Research, Lecture, Event Prof. Daniel Kröning, Senior Principal Scientist at Amazon AWS, will talk about automated reasoning and scaling verification for increasing features.
• Luke Munn, Erich Prem: The Uselessness of AI Ethics
  Dec 6, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Event, AI Luke Munn (University of Queensland) and Erich Prem (Universität Wien & eutema) discuss the potential and challenges of ethical AI systems.
• 35th Epilog – Celebrating Excellence
  Dec 6, 2022 Epilog, Excellence, Students Join us at beautiful TUtheSky to honor our Faculty’s most excellent students at this semester’s Epilog award show.

Nov 2022

• Mohammad Farshi: A Quick Overview of Geometric Spanner Networks
  Nov 30, 2022 Public Lecture, Guest Professor, Doctoral School Mohammad Farshi, Guest Professor at TU Wien Informatics, discusses Euclidean graphs, t-spanners, and their applications.
• Bob Fisher: Agricultural Robots – Chances and Issues
  Nov 29, 2022 Public Lecture, Research, Event Professor Bob Fisher talks about the TrimBot2020 Gardening Robot and other issues with agricultural robots.
• Who Elected Big Tech?
  Nov 25, 2022 Public Lecture, Event, Guest Professor, Doctoral School IWM Digital Humanism Fellow Allison Stanger speaks about technological innovation and power shifts.
• Ran Gelles: Distributed Computations in Fully-Defective Networks
  Nov 24, 2022 Public Lecture, Event, VCLA Ran Gelles shows how to simulate any algorithm for a noiseless setting over any fully-defective setting.
• Potentiale und Anwendungen von Quantum Humanities
  Nov 23, 2022 Quantum Computing, Public Lecture, Research Johanna Barzen spricht über Quantum Computing in den Digital Humanities und stellt das QHAna Quantum Humanities Analysis Tool vor.
• Open Societies and Democratic Sustainability in the Shadow of Big Tech
  Nov 22, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Doctoral School IWM Digital Humanism Fellow Allison Stanger speaks about technological innovation and its impacts on the contemporary world.
• Topologische Datenanalyse und deren Quantenaspekte
  Nov 22, 2022 Quantum Computing, Public Lecture, Research Frank Leymann, erster Kurt Gödel Visiting Professor, spricht über Homologie als Grundlage der topologischen Datenanalyse.
• Deep Dive zum Shor-Algorithmus
  Nov 21, 2022 Quantum Computing, Public Lecture, Research Frank Leymann, erster Kurt Gödel Visiting Professor, spricht über Kettenbrüche und deren Wahrscheinlichkeiten bei der Quantenbasierten Faktorisierung.
• Bachelor with Honors 2022: Everything You Need to Know
  Nov 21, 2022 Bachelor with Honors, Studies, Event, First Steps You’re interested in our Excellence Program Bachelor with Honors? Then join us at the next info event.
• Is AI Good or Bad for the Climate? It’s Complicated.
  Nov 15, 2022 Sustainability, Digital Humanism, Research, AI The DigHum Lecture Series is happy to have David Rolnick from McGill University give a talk on AI and its impacts on climate issues.
• Dines Bjørner: “Domain Science & Engineering”
  Nov 4, 2022 Public Lecture, Guest Professor, Doctoral School Join us for a public lecture by guest professor Dines Bjørner of DTU Compute, Technical University, Denmark.

Oct 2022

• Kate Crawford: “Rocks, Flesh, and Rockets. A Political Ecology of AI”
  Oct 18, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Event, Social Responsibility Kate Crawford maps the global impacts of large-scale computation on the environment, personal data, and human labor.
• Blickpunkt Forschung: Assistive Technologien für Arbeit und Alltag
  Oct 12, 2022 Research, Event Forschende der TU Wien präsentieren mit Unternehmenspartnern anwendungsnahe Projektergebnisse aus dem breiten Feld der “Assistierenden Technologien”.
• Doctorals’ Welcome Winter 2022
  Oct 4, 2022 Studies, Event, First Steps, Doctoral School, Students Our info event where we answer your questions about our doctoral program, and other issues we can help you with.
• Masters’ Welcome 2022
  Oct 4, 2022 Studies, Event, First Steps, Students Our online event where we answer your questions about our master programs, extended study opportunities, and other issues we can help you with.
• Beginners’ Day 2022
  Oct 3, 2022 Studies, Event, First Steps Am 3. Oktober 2022 findet der Beginners’ Day statt. Sie erhalten alle wichtigen Informationen über die Bachelorstudien Informatik und Wirtschaftsinformatik.

Sep 2022

• Informatiktag 2022
  Sep 29, 2022 Conference, Education Outreach Fortbildung für Lehrer:innen der Primarstufe und der Sekundarstufen I und II.
• Humanities Festival 2022
  Sep 27, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Research, Public Outreach In our age of uncertainty, this festival offers transdisciplinary dialogue. On October 2, Dean Gerti Kappel speaks about the chances of Digital Humanism.
• ISSEP 2022
  Sep 26, 2022 Conference, Education Outreach Join us at the International Conference on Informatics in Schools: Situation, Evolution and Perspectives.
• SRDS Symposium 2022
  Sep 19, 2022 Research, Event The 41st International Symposium on Reliable Distributed Systems will take place at TU Wien.
• Prolog – Propädeutikum für Informatik 2022
  Sep 19, 2022 Studies, First Steps, Students Als Vorbereitung auf das Studium und als Ausgleich der unterschiedlichen Voraussetzungen bieten wir den Prolog an.
• Digital Humanism Summer School
  Sep 19, 2022 Digital Humanism, Summer School Join leading experts in informatics, social sciences, and humanities to collaborate on pressing issues of digital politics, economy, and technology.
• Together – Programmieren lernen für Studienanfänger_innen
  Sep 12, 2022 Studies, First Steps, Students In diesem geführten Kurs für Studienbeginner_innen werden grundlegende Programmierkonzepte vermittelt und anhand von Übungsbeispielen gefestigt.
• Vienna Science Festival 2022
  Sep 9, 2022 Research, Event A weekend of research and discovery for curious minds both young and old at Vienna City Hall.
• GCD Symposium 2022
  Sep 9, 2022 Research, Symposium Take part in this year’s GCD symposium on geometry and computational design at TU Wien.
• Digital Trustworthiness
  Sep 6, 2022 Digital Humanism, Research, Event, Digital Transformation Networking event for cross-border research & business cooperation between tech developers & adopters from Austria, Czechia, and Slovakia.

Jul 2022

• LogicLounge with Stuart J. Russell
  Jul 28, 2022 Digital Humanism, Logic and Algorithms, CAIML, VCLA AI expert Stuart J. Russell talks about why a superintelligent AI could destroy us all, and how we have to rethink AI’s benefits.
• IJCAI – ECAI Vienna 2022
  Jul 23, 2022 Conference, AI The premier international gathering of researchers in AI is coming to Vienna.
• Nicolò Cesa-Bianchi: “The Power of Cooperation in Networks of Learning Agents”
  Jul 19, 2022 Machine Learning Nicolò Cesa-Bianchi talks about how a network of agents learns faster through cooperative information exchange.

Jun 2022

• Austrias Green Future: Key Sustainabilization Tools
  Jun 30, 2022 Panel Discussion VRVis invites to an expert panel discussion on tech and sustainability with researchers, politicians, and industry leaders.
• Eric Horvitz: “AI Advances, Responsibilities, and Governance”
  Jun 28, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Event, AI Eric Horvitz, Chief Scientific Officer at Microsoft, tells us about the potential costs of AI and corporate responsibilities.
• Leonardo Mariani: “Towards Field-Testing”
  Jun 28, 2022 Public Lecture, Doctoral School Join guest professor Leonardo Mariani’s talk “Towards Field-Testing: Breaking the Boundaries of in-House Testing”.
• 34th Epilog – Celebrating Excellence
  Jun 22, 2022 Epilog, Event, Graduation, Excellence, Students After a long period of online ceremonies, the floor is open again for our students – Join us to honor the most excellent graduates, this time: in real life!
• Ozgur Sinanoglu: “Do You Trust Your Chip?”
  Jun 21, 2022 Public Lecture, Doctoral School Guest professor Ozgur Sinanoglu talks about hardware liabilities in Integrated Circuits (IC) – from reverse engineering to piracy and malicious modifications.
• Arthur Gervais: “How Dark is the Forest?”
  Jun 15, 2022 Public Lecture, Security & Privacy The ViSP Distinguished Lecture Series continues with a talk by Arthur Gervais of Imperial College London, UK.
• Laura Devendorf: “Reconsidering Technology through the Lens of Weaving”
  Jun 14, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture Laura Devendorf tells us what weaving has to do with software development and how we can use it as a completely new way to look at design and interaction.
• Tommie Meyer: “Knowledge Representation and Reasoning”
  Jun 13, 2022 Public Lecture, Doctoral School Join guest professor Tommie Meyer as he introduces Knowledge Representation and Reasoning as one of the pillars of AI.
• Vienna Gödel Lecture 2022: Toby Walsh
  Jun 9, 2022 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Event Toby Walsh, AI expert and “rock star” of Australia’s digital revolution talks about machines behaving badly.

May 2022

• CAIML Symposium 2022
  May 24, 2022 Symposium The Center for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning holds a symposium on cutting-edge issues in AI research and development.
• Edward A. Lee: “Limits of Machines, Limits of Humans”
  May 24, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Event Edward A. Lee, distinguished computer scientist and expert on societal implications of technology, talks about the limits of explainable AI.
• Frances Haugen: “The Facebook Files”
  May 17, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Event, Social Responsibility Facebook whistleblower Francis Haugen will talk about accountability & transparency in Social Media.
• IT Kolloquium 2022
  May 17, 2022 5G as a basis for digitization. Applications, opportunities and outlook for 6G.
• Lunch Talk: Astrid Weiss
  May 11, 2022 Public Lecture, Talk, Research, Event ‘One cannot know everything’ — On the need of epistemological diversity in human-centered Human-Robot-Interaction Research
• Joost-Pieter Katoen: “Mechanically Finding the Right Probabilities”
  May 10, 2022 Public Lecture, Doctoral School Join guest professor Joost-Pieter Katoen as he surveys the analysis of parametric probabilistic models.
• Algorithms. Data. Surveillance – Is There a Way Out?
  May 5, 2022 Digital Humanism, Event, Panel Discussion, Public Outreach Panelists Marc Rotenberg, Maximilian Schrems, and Christiane Wendehorst discuss democracy, digitalization, and ways to take action. Moderation by Josef Broukal.
• Opening of the Christian Doppler Lab for Recommender Systems
  May 3, 2022 Digital Humanism, Research, Opening Event, Christian Doppler Labor, Excellence The new lab at the Institute for Information Systems Engineering deals with dynamic aspects of recommendations and domain-depended solutions.

Apr 2022

• Alex Yakovlev: “Data-Driven Computing”
  Apr 27, 2022 Public Lecture, Doctoral School Join guest professor Alex Yakovlev as he explores the potential for designing a data-driven computer based on the concept of an ensemble of learning automata.
• Info Event on Digital Humanism Funding Competition
  Apr 27, 2022 Research, Event Get all information and details about the new funding competition by the Vienna Business Agency and the Vienna Science, Research and Technology Fund (WWTF).
• Carles Sierra: “Responsible Artificial Intelligence”
  Apr 26, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Event, AI Carles Sierra talks about responsible technology and how to counteract social fears of AI.
• Learning from People: Responsibly Encouraging Adoption of Contact Tracing Apps
  Apr 13, 2022 Public Lecture, Security & Privacy The ViSP Distinguished Lecture Series continues with a talk by Elissa Redmiles of Max Planck Institute, Germany.
• Algorithms instead of doctors, robots instead of nurses?
  Apr 7, 2022 Research, Event, Social Responsibility An online-symposium reflecting the increasing use of machines and algorithms in healthcare.
• AI Ethics as Translational Ethics
  Apr 5, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, AI, Social Responsibility David Danks talks about the ethical implications of AI and how we can create ethics specific to AI design, development, and deployment.
• Studieninfo 2022
  Apr 4, 2022 Admission, Public Outreach, First Steps, Students Wir beraten Sie persönlich und beantworten Fragen zu Bachelorstudien Informatik und Wirtschaftsinformatik, Aufnahmeverfahren und Reihungstest.
• To count as human. Gender-based inclusion and exclusion in digital technologies
  Apr 1, 2022 Research, Event, Social Responsibility Lecture by Katta Spiel on the complex interplay of gender and digital technology - part of the ÖAW event series ‘Colloquium Digitale’.
• Gender-Bias in technology development
  Apr 1, 2022 Research, Event, Social Responsibility An international online-symposium on gender inclusion and exclusion through technology in our digital society.

Mar 2022

• How AI may threaten the political capacity of human intelligence
  Mar 29, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Event, Social Responsibility Benjamin Gregg talks about how some forms of artificial intelligence may one day threaten the political capacity of human intelligence.
• How Sustainable Is The Footprint Of Digital Technologies?
  Mar 15, 2022 Workshop, Social Responsibility An online workshop on digital technologies, energy, and sustainability.
• How to Commit to a Private Function
  Mar 9, 2022 Public Lecture, Security & Privacy The ViSP Distinguished Lecture Series continues with a talk by Dan Boneh of Stanford University, USA.
• TU Wien Informatics auf der BeSt³
  Mar 3, 2022 Public Outreach, First Steps, Education Outreach, Students Maßgeschneiderte Beratung für Studieninteressierte gibt es auf der Bildungsmesse BeSt³ 2022.
• DIGHUM 2022: Towards a Research and Innovation Roadmap
  Mar 3, 2022 Digital Humanism, Workshop, Social Responsibility How to advance digital technologies towards realizing inclusion and democratic societies. The 4th Workshop on Digital Humanism.
• Beginners’ Welcome 2022
  Mar 1, 2022 Event, First Steps, Students Am 1. März 2022 findet der Beginners’ Welcome statt. Sie erhalten alle wichtigen Informationen über die Bachelorstudien Informatik und Wirtschaftsinformatik.
• Doctorals’ Welcome Summer 2022
  Mar 1, 2022 Event, First Steps, Doctoral School, Students Our info event where we answer your questions about our doctoral program, and other issues we can help you with.

Feb 2022

• Why AI is Harder Than We Think
  Feb 22, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, AI, Social Responsibility Melanie Mitchell talks about why the development of long-promised AI tech has turned out to be much harder than many people expected.
• Discuss AI with CAIML Co-Head Stefan Woltran
  Feb 11, 2022 People, AI, Public Outreach Curious about Artificial Intelligence? Let’s talk! Live event on Facebook and Instagram.
• Attacking the Brain: Security and Privacy Case Studies
  Feb 9, 2022 Public Lecture, Security & Privacy The ViSP Distinguished Lecture Series continues with a talk by Franziska (Franzi) Roesner of University of Washington, USA.
• Job Scenarios 2030: How the World of Work has Changed Around the Globe
  Feb 8, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Social Responsibility Daniel Samaan talks about how the world of work will look like in 2030. Moderation by George Metakides.
• Introduction to the Interdisciplinary Minor Program “Digital Skills”
  Feb 3, 2022 Studies, Event This curriculum enables undergraduates of TU Wien to design and develop tomorrow’s technology. Join the program!

Jan 2022

• What is a “Truly Ethical” Artificial Intelligence?
  Jan 25, 2022 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Social Responsibility Antonio Casilli talks about an end-to-end approach to responsible and humane technological systems.
• Study Abroad: Join Our Information Event
  Jan 25, 2022 Studies, Event, Students Our experts will answer your questions concerning Erasmus, Joint Studies, or financing possibilities for studying abroad.
• IoT Business Models
  Jan 18, 2022 Public Lecture Guest lecture by Prof. Felix Wortmann from the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland.
• Join Us Online at the 33rd Epilog
  Jan 18, 2022 Epilog, Event, Excellence Once more this semester, we honor our most excellent graduates for their outstanding achievements and invite you to be virtually part of the award ceremony.
• “From Greek Paradoxes to Political Paradoxes”
  Jan 14, 2022 Event On January 14, the Vienna Center for Logic and Algorithms at TU Wien celebrates World Logic Day with a public online Vienna Logic Lecture / Prof. Moshe Y. Vardi
• Quantifying Privacy Risks of Machine Learning Models
  Jan 12, 2022 Public Lecture, Security & Privacy The ViSP Distinguished Lecture Series continues with a talk by Yang Zhang of CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security, Germany.