In the digital environment, powerful private corporations structure their interaction with individuals unilaterally. These interactions systematically impair fundamental rights of individuals. While these right violations often do not reach the threshold of actionabilit...
For up to 30 percent of German online news consumers, search engines are a primary channel for accessing news. But when it comes to news, studies show that search engines are biased, systematically favoring some news outlets over others. The recently introduced "Medienstaatsvertrag" is supposed to prohibit this - but the main question is what […]
On February 17, 2024, the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) will come into full effect. Researchers across various fields have eagerly awaited this moment, particularly following the closure of many online platform APIs, which significantly limited their options for accessing data from social media. The DSA is expected to change this situation for the better […]
The workshop gives a theoretical introduction to the design and logic of online surveys and provides insights into working with access panel providers. Participants will learn how to effectively set up an online survey using LimeSurvey.
Interdisciplinary research has been called for and promoted for years (Wissenschaftsrat 2020). It is intended to contribute to solving grand challenges, such as digital transformation, through interdisciplinary collaboration (Klein 2013). Although interdisciplinary research can undeniably lead to highly innovative results (Leahey et al., 2017), the incentives and motivation for interdisciplinary research are met with strongly […]
The workshop provides a practical insight into various strategies, instruments and best practice examples of science communication.
Date: 05.03.2024, 10:00-12:00 (hybrid) Language: German Leading the Workshop: Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Julian Nida-Rümelin, LMU, Philosophy Interdisciplinary work is difficult: scientists from different disciplines each have different problems, use different terminology, follow different approaches and have different criteria for what constitutes a good solution. To get a better understanding of how scientists from different […]
The relevance of digitalization for sustainable development for business and society has been highlighted by practitioners and researchers alike. Yet, by the current state of knowledge, we observe that the relationship between the two categories is not well established. At this CAIS colloquium, we report on an exploratory grounded theory study into how industry stakeholders, […]
Date: 14.03.2024, 10:00-12:00 (online) Language: German Workshop leader: Prof. Dr Dr Eric Hilgendorf, JMU, Department of Law Interdisciplinary work is difficult: Scientists from different disciplines each have different problems, use different terminology, pursue different approaches and have different criteria for what constitutes a good solution. To get a better understanding of how scientists from different […]
Date: 25.03.2024, 10:00-12:00 (online) Language: English Workshop leader: Prof. Dr Ute Schmid, Bamberg U, Computer Science Interdisciplinary work is difficult: Scientists from different disciplines each have different problems, use different terminology, follow different approaches and have different criteria for what constitutes a good solution. To get a better understanding of how scientists from different disciplines […]
Date: 08.04.2024, 10:00-12:00 (online) Language: German Workshop lead: Prof. Dr. Sabine Pfeiffer, FAU, Worksociology Interdisciplinary work is difficult: scientists from different disciplines each have different problems, use different terminology, follow different approaches and have different criteria for what constitutes a good solution. To get a better understanding of how scientists from different disciplines think and […]
