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The Digital Society Initiative (DSI) is looking for a PhD student to work on the project «Empowering AI to Explore the Space of Reasons (Project AIR)», which is funded by the DSI and led by Dr. Reto Gubelmann.
We are delighted to congratulate our DSI researcher and postdoc, Liudmila Zavolokina, on her next career step. She will be a professor at the University of Lausanne as of summer 2024.
Until 15.04.2024, UZH students can apply for the new DSI Minor Digital Skills. For interested parties, an information event will take place on Zoom on 08.04.2024.
From now until 15.04.2024, UZH students can apply for the new DSI Minor Digital Skills. In the 30 ECTS Master's minor study program, students learn how to meet the challenges of digital transformation and take advantage of its opportunities.
The Digital Society Initiative (DSI) is looking for a motivated and enthusiastic PhD student to work on a project regarding the use of neuromorphic technologies in the field of precision farming.
The Digital Society Initiative (DSI) can announce inaugural lectures by five DSI members for the current spring semester.
The DIZH (Digitalisierungsinitiative der Zürcher Hochschulen) has approved ten projects in the first Outreach Call. We are particularly pleased about six projects by members of the DSI.
DSI Infrastructures & Labs are shareable infrastructures or structural vessels for creating collaborative research environments related to digital transformation. Dr. Hiloko Kato briefly introduces the MEEET Lab, one of the projects in this series.
We are pleased to introduce the second new DSI Community. Since the beginning of the year, a group of researchers at the DSI has been working on the legal challenges of artificial intelligence - organized in the DSI Community AI & Law.
The DSI Infrastructure & Lab Call is now open. It is addressed to all DSI members and allows funding of up to CHF 100'000.
The paper «The perils and promises of fact-checking with large language models» by Prof. Dr. Alexandre Bovet and Dorian Quelle was published in the current issue of the journal «Frontiers of Artificial Intelligence».
The Data Donation Lab will organize the first Swiss Data Donation Day in September 2024 and is looking for projects from DIZH researchers (including UZH).
At the beginning of 2024, the Digital Society Initiative received two new communities. One of them is the DSI Community Digital Humanities, which is now starting its work with a kick-off event. All interested are invited.
For our new educational program «DSI Minor Digital Skills» we are looking for a study program coordinator with a 40-60 % workload. This person has experience in higher education and is responsible for the operational coordination of all processes of this program.
The ZuriACT (Zurich Accessible CiTy) project aims to use data on accessibility features to make an important contribution to a barrier-free Zurich city center. The project team hosted an event on January 24 to provide information on the current status and celebrate what has been achieved so far. Attendees were also informed about the next steps in the project.
The Parldigi MasterClass for members of the Grand Council of the Canton of Geneva starts on January 26, 2024 with a first event on cybersecurity.
DSI Infrastructures & Labs are shareable infrastructures or structural vessels for creating collaborative research environments related to digital transformation. Dr. Maud Reveilhac briefly introduces the Swiss News Viz Media Lab, one of the projects in this series.
The DIZH (Digitalisierungsinitiative der Zürcher Hochschulen) has approved ten projects in the first Founder Call. We are particularly pleased about four projects from members of the DSI, congratulate them warmly and wish them every success.
The Digital Society Initiative (DSI) has produced a new video podcast with the Swiss Drone and Robotics Center (SDRZ VBS). In seven episodes, the state of drone technology as well as legal and practical aspects of drone defense are explained.
Markus Christen (Managing Director of the DSI) and his team have created a guideline focussing on the non-technical aspects of cybersecurity. The research team was able to present these to the Federal Parliament at the end of December 2023.