Nov 2024

• Inaugural Lectures 2024
  Nov 15, 2024 Report, People, Public Lecture, Community, AI, Faculty On October 15 and November 12, we had the pleasure of officially welcoming our new Professors to the faculty.

Oct 2024

• Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James Robinson become Nobel Laureates
  Oct 21, 2024 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, CAIML We are delighted to congratulate Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James Robinson on receiving the 2024 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences.

Sep 2024

• Public Lecture Series: Sustainability in Computer Science 2024
  Sep 23, 2024 Sustainability, Public Lecture Be part of our online lecture series on sustainability in computer science, which continues this winter semester.

Jun 2024

• LogicLounge2024 with Georg Gottlob
  Jun 5, 2024 Report, Public Lecture, AI At this year’s Logic Lounge, Georg Gottlob gave insights into Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Ignorance.

Jul 2023

• Public Lecture Series: Sustainability in Computer Science 2023
  Jul 25, 2023 Sustainability, Public Lecture Be part of our online lecture series on sustainability in computer science, starting this winter semester.

Jun 2023

• “Don’t Humanize AI!”
  Jun 12, 2023 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Research, Doctoral School Ricardo Baeza-Yates, international AI expert, unravels why AI is acting irresponsibly and what we can do about it.

Apr 2023

• AI + Logic Week
  Apr 24, 2023 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture Three public lectures by groundbreaking researchers in the field of artificial intelligence and logic – for experts and beginners alike.
• Current Trends in Computer Science – Lecture Series 2023
  Apr 24, 2023 Public Lecture, Doctoral School Don’t miss out on our renowned guest professors’ public lectures in the summer semester – here, all at once glance.
• Ringvorlesung “Digitalisierung – Digitale Nachhaltigkeit”
  Apr 13, 2023 Sustainability, Public Lecture Die TU München, das Bayerischen Forschungsinstitut für Digitale Transformation und TU Wien Informatics laden zur gemeinsamen Ringvorlesung im SoSe 23.
• Gender Equality in Informatics Webinar Series
  Apr 4, 2023 Public Lecture, Research, Women in Informatics Informatics Europe shares best practices as well as relevant research about gender equality and diversity in computer science.

Feb 2023

• Quantum Lectures in March 2023
  Feb 1, 2023 Quantum Computing, Public Lecture, Event This month, we look forward to two more Quantum Lectures by Kurt Gödel Visiting Professor Frank Leymann together with Johanna Barzen and Alexander Mandl.

Nov 2022

• Quantum Lectures 2022
  Nov 15, 2022 Quantum Computing, Public Lecture, Research, Event Frank Leymann, erster Kurt Gödel Visiting Professor, und Johanna Barzen werden über Aspekte des Quantencomputing sprechen.

Jun 2022

• “Why We Rely on Badly Behaving Machines”
  Jun 10, 2022 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Digital Humanism, Public Lecture Toby Walsh tells us about the future of AI and why we should reconsider existing approaches to technology development.

May 2022

• Explaining the Unexplainable
  May 25, 2022 Digital Humanism, Report, Public Lecture, CAIML, AI Edward A. Lee, distinguished computer scientist and expert on societal implications of technology, unravels the black boxes of machines and human minds alike.

Apr 2022

• Public Lectures by Our Guest Professors in 2022
  Apr 17, 2022 Public Lecture, Guest Professor, Doctoral School Join the public lectures held by this year‘s renowned guest professors of our doctoral colleges and the TU Wien Informatics Doctoral School.

Nov 2021

• EU And Sovereignty In Cyberspace: Cancelled!
  Nov 15, 2021 Public Lecture, Social Responsibility TU Wien Informatics Doctoral School invites to a talk by Guest Professor Paul Timmers.

Oct 2019

• Public Lecture Series on Digital Humanism
  Oct 28, 2019 Digital Humanism, Public Lecture, Social Responsibility Following a workshop and the Vienna Manifesto on Digital Humanism, we invite you to a public lecture series on this critical and urgent topic.

Jun 2019

• “Artificial Intelligence: Fact, Fiction, and Forecast”
  Jun 4, 2019 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Report, Public Lecture, AI Oren Etzioni pleads for separating science from science fiction and an ethically informed approach to the risks and chances of AI.

Oct 2018

• New Lecture Series on „Aspects of the Digital Transformation“
  Oct 1, 2018 Public Lecture, Research, CIS, Social Responsibility The Centre for Informatics and Society (CIS) of the Faculty of Informatics is announcing a public lecture series on aspects of the Digital Transformation.

May 2018

• “On the Way to Artificial Consciousness”
  May 24, 2018 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Report, Public Lecture, AI Turing Award winner Manuel Blum asks whether machines can develop consciousness, and why that needn’t frighten us.

Jun 2017

• “Bias in the Web”
  Jun 14, 2017 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Report, Public Lecture, Social Responsibility Search technology expert Ricardo Baeza-Yates explains the many types and mechanisms of inclination and how to break the “vicious circle of bias”.

Jun 2016

• “Computational Thinking”
  Jun 9, 2016 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Report, Public Lecture, Social Responsibility Jeannette Wing explains why every child should learn to think computationally, and why this ability benefits society.

Mar 2015

• “How Computers Learn”
  Mar 27, 2015 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Report, Public Lecture, Social Responsibility Peter Norvig demonstrates how machines can independently learn to perform complex tasks or develop sophisticated game strategies.

Jun 2014

• “Origami Folding – The Elegance of Algorithms”
  Jun 6, 2014 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Report, Public Lecture, Social Responsibility Erik Demaine’s fascinating Origami folding techniques follow complex algorithms that can be used in robotics and even in astronautics.

May 2013

• “All Questions Answered”
  May 28, 2013 Vienna Gödel Lecture, Report, Public Lecture, Social Responsibility Inaugurating the Vienna Gödel Lectures, Turing Award winner Donald E. Knuth redefines “lecture”, and meets with an old friend.