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39 Informatik Informatisches Kolloquium Prof. Dr. Torsten Zesch, Prof. Dr. Norbert Ritter, Dr. Felix Gessert et al. 18.11.2024 The Fast and the Curious: Molecular and Multiscale Flow Simulation in the Era of Data Science and Exascale Computing Prof. Dr. Philipp Neumann 04.11.2024 Why do I still need to grade all those exams? Prof. Dr. Torsten Zesch 24.01.2022 Scalable and Fast Cloud Data Management Prof. Dr. Norbert Ritter, Dr. Felix Gessert, Dr. Wolfram Wingerath 25.10.2021 Informatikkolloquium WS21/22 - Prof. Dr. Björn Schuller - Computer Audition: The latest Bucket List including Save the Planet Björn Schuller 25.01.2021 Informatikkolloquium WS20/21 - Matthias Rarey Prof. Dr. Matthias Rarey 11.01.2021 Informatikkolloquium - 11.01.2021 Gregor Kasieczka Jun. Prof. Dr. Gregor Kasieczka 14.12.2020 Informatikkolloquium WS20/21 - Esfandiar Mohammadi Prof. Dr. Esfandiar Mohammadi 09.11.2020 Informatikkolloquium WS20/21 - Prof. Sandra Schulz Prof. Dr. Sandra Schulz 15.06.2020 From Quantum Dynamics to Quantum Networks Prof. Dr. Peter Schmelcher 08.06.2020 One-sided Device-Independent Quantum Key Distribution for High-speed Local-Area Networks Prof. Dr. Roman Schnabel 17.02.2020 Ubiquitous Health: Wearable Computing Systems that Increase Quality of Life and Transform Health Care Prof Bjoern Eskofier 03.02.2020 Effektive Information nach Digitalem Identitätsdiebstahl Prof. Dr. Michael Meier 20.01.2020 Signal processing in cochlear implants – From surgery to sound perception Dr Raphael Koning 13.01.2020 Privacy and/or Trust? Dr Jörg Daubert 09.12.2019 Künstliche Intelligenz zwischen Science und Fiction Prof. Dr. Prof. h.c. Andreas Dengel 02.12.2019 Technological development and application of Deep Learning in Biomedicine Dr. Stefan Bonn 18.11.2019 Blind multi-microphone noise reduction and dereverberation algorithms for speech communication applications Prof. Dr. Simon Doclo 01.07.2019 Self - Supervised Representation Learning for Visual Analytics with Applications in the humanities and Life Sciences Prof. Dr. Björn Ommer 24.06.2019 Network-wide Consensus and Low-Latency Communication in Low-power Wireless Networks Prof. Dr. Olaf Landsiedel 20.05.2019 Deep Machines That Know When They Do not Know Prof. Dr. Kristian Kersting 13.05.2019 Analyzing Postional Data from Soccer Games with Deep Reinforcement Learning Prof. Dr. Ulf Brefeld 13.05.2019 Technology Enabled Maternal and Child Health Care in Rural Ethiopia: Experience from the TEMACC project Prof. Dr. Rahel Bekele 06.05.2019 Opportunistic Networks - Challenges and Opportunities Prof. Dr. Anna Förster 29.04.2019 Natural Language Understanding with Limited Training Data PhD Isabelle Augenstein 15.04.2019 Known Operator Learning? A new Paradigm for Machine Learning in Signal Processing & Physics Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Andreas Maier 01.04.2019 Empirical Studies into Modelling in Software Development in the Age of Big Data and AI Prof. Dr. Michel Chaudron 28.01.2019 The innovations, industry problems, and research challenges open source has given us Prof. Dr. Dirk Riehle 10.12.2018 Exploring Server-side Blocking of Regions PhD Sadia Afroz 26.11.2018 Microarchitectural Attacks on modern CPUs Prof. Dr. Thomas Eisenbarth 19.11.2018 Distributed Ledger Technology, Blockchain & Crypto Currencies – Hype & an Opportunity for Interdisciplinary Research Prof. Dr. Edgar Weippl 22.10.2018 Language dynamics in social media Prof. Dr. Animesh Mukherjee 09.07.2018 Imitation learning, zero-shot learning and automated fact checking Prof. Dr. Andreas Vlachos 25.06.2018 An Integrative, Event-Predictive Perspective on Cognition: Behavioral Evidence and Artificial Neural Network Models Prof. Dr. Martin V. Butz 18.06.2018 Wem gehören die Daten? Zugangs- und Verfügungsmodelle in der Datenökonomie Prof. Dr. phil. Ingrid Schneider 04.06.2018 Was soll die Ethik in der Informatik? Beiträge der Philosophie zur Technikgestaltung Prof. Dr. Judith Simon 07.05.2018 What is Embodiment, and How Does It Affect the Way We Function? Prof. Hedvig Kjellström 23.04.2018 Networking the IoT with RIOT Prof. Dr. Thomas Schmidt 20.11.2017 Analyzing Human Behavior in Video Sequences Prof. Dr. Jürgen Gall 06.11.2017 Jointly Representing Images and Text: Dependency Graphs, Word Senses, and Multimodal Embeddings Prof. Dr. Frank Keller 17.07.2017 Machine Learning and Knowledge Extraction Prof. Dr. Andreas Holzinger 19.06.2017 Adaptive Language Technologies Prof. Dr. Chris Biemann 29.05.2017 Visually Browsing Millions of Images using Image Graphs Kai Uwe Barthel 22.05.2017 Signal Processing for Speech Enhancement Prof. Dr. Timo Gerkmann 28.11.2016 Making Semantic Technology Intelligent Dr. Gerard de Melo 14.11.2016 Cognitive Computer Vision for Mobile Systems Prof. Dr. Simone Frintrop 04.07.2016 Graph-Mining zur Schwachstellensuche Prof. Dr. Konrad Rieck 03.05.2016 Embodied Affective Decision Making in Robots Dr. Robert Lowe 25.01.2016 The Challenges of Affect Detection Nicole Novielli 01.06.2015 Software engineering as we practice it: a collaborative & reflective learning process perpective Dr. Tesfaye Biru 16.04.2015 Developmental robotics - From babies to Robots Angelo Cangelosi 12.02.2015 Data service for science - Research on eResearch Prof. Dr. Ramin Yahyapour 27.10.2014 Fooling your Senses for (Super-) Natural User Interfaces Prof. Dr. Frank Steinicke 20.10.2014 Social media for developers: How tools shape the way we work Dr. Leif Singer 10.07.2014 Machine Learning of Motor Skills for Robotics Jan Peters 10.06.2014 Die Hamburg Bit-Bots: Aufbruch ins Unbekannte N. N. 17.03.2014 Logic for Design Science Research Theory Accumulation Tuure Tuunanen Alle Videos...
7 Zentrum für interdisziplinäre Studienangebote SoSe 23 DDLitLab - Data Literacy Lehrprojekte Christian Wiessner, Christina Schwalbe, Philipp Bach et al. 07.06.2023 Datenkompetenz für Lehrkräfte - ein interdisziplinäres Modul im Kontext Klimawandel Prof. Dr. Sandra Sprenger, Prof. Dr. Sandra Schulz, Moritz Kreinsen Alle Videos...
Erziehungswissenschaft WiSe 21/22 Towards a Framework of Planning Collaborative Learning Scenarios in Computer Science Prof. Dr. Sandra Schulz, Dr. Anja Hawlitschek