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Learning AID Conference 2024 on 2.9. & 3.9. 2024 at the Ruhr University Bochum
What is the Learning AID? Learning AID is one of the central platforms in the German-speaking world for networking and exchange on artificial intelligence and learning analytics in higher education. In [...] In this field, it is important to consider the university as an overall system on the one hand, and on the other hand to clarify specific questions in the context of student advisory services, data protection
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Toward a Complete Theory of Crystal Vibrations
electron–phonon problem is easily formulated. First, one considers an arrangement of massive point charges representing electrons and atomic nuclei. Second, one lets these charges evolve under Coulomb’s law and [...] that can be solved on today’s computers. One way to reduce the complexity of the problem is to step back from the picture of individual particles in favor of one of effective quasiparticles specific to [...] phonon: instead of focusing on the atomic nuclei that could, in principle, be located anywhere in space, one considers their collective vibration about their positions in a predefined crystal structure. Scientists
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One-way street for electrons
and certain vibrational motions of the atomic nucleus helps transfer energy from one molecule to another as if on a one-way street. This is exactly what happens in the conical intersection that the researchers [...] experimentally demonstrated in the optic pigment in 2010. "This quantum mechanical mechanism works like a one-way street in the molecule: It directs the energy in a specific direction with a very high probability [...] probability," Lienau explains. The researchers led by Frauenheim and De Sio have now observed such a one-way street for electrons in a nanomaterial produced by colleagues at the University of Ulm and already
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Alumni at Sea Shepherd on January 25
themselves from one another, with Sea Shepherd committed to pursuing active marine protection. And that, while most of them are volunteers – of the more than 200 activists in Germany, only one is paid. A dedicated [...] organization is also supported by large donors, such as the National Postcode Lottery in the Netherlands (one of the main supporters with 16.5 million Euro since 2007), who just announced their continued support [...] long term. A few days later, we were offered another highlight: On February 11, the ‘Bob Barker’, one of the Sea Shepherd ships, lay at anchor at Bremen Überseestadt. The alumni had the excellent opportunity
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PhD Grants - outgoing
of MAPEX members to apply for short-term research grants to spend a limited period of time (one week to one month) at an international research institution. Outgoing doctoral candidates can receive travel [...] Germany. CONDITIONS: Funding up to 2300 € is available for activities lasting a minimum of one week and a maximum of one month. The grants include a contribution to: (1) the travel costs for a return trip along [...] below) to the MAPEX executive board, represented by its science manager, Dr. Hanna Lührs, no later than one month before the envisaged start of the research stay. A commission appointed by the MAPEX executive
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The Application
The Application The competition “One University – One Book” For the second time, the Stifterverband jointly launched the competition “One University – one Book” together with the ZEIT Foundation and the [...] idea behind this call is to bring as many members of a university as possible into an exchange about one specific book. The book is to be read and discussed in various different formats and across the individual
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“Biological Bandage” Could Help Heal Wounds
wounds. It is conceivable that one day this structure could be produced as “biological bandage” from the blood of the person who will use it. Humans are vulnerable: one cut and they bleed. Fortunately [...] a synthetic one,” explains Dorothea Brüggemann. “Our process enables biological wound dressings that could even be formed from a person’s own blood.” Put simply, every human being could one day have their [...] material, was made possible by the Bremen discovery: “There’s never been anything like this before. Maybe one day people will have blood taken as infants in order to have such fibrinogen bandages ‘in stock’ for
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New publication: "Mediated Time. Perspectives on Time in a Digital Age"
normative framing of time (especially acceleration) and works its way through questions of time for/of one’s own, resisting temporalities, polychronicity, in-between-time, simultaneity and other time concepts [...] with leading researchers to bridge sociology, media studies, and science and technology studies in one of the first book-length publications on the emerging field of media and time. (Quelle)
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New publication:"Data journalism’s many futures: Diagrammatic displays and prospective probabilities in data-driven news predictions"
strategies that are employed in order to modulate the uncertainty involved in calculating for more than one possible outlook. Based on a comprehensive sample of projects, our analysis shows how data journalism [...] conclude that this form of quantified premediation limits the range of imaginable future thoughts to one preferred mode, namely extrapolation. (Source)
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Prof. Dr. Eva Quante-Brandt
communication and information is changing our society. Media, communication and information are currently one of the most dynamically developing areas. Many communication phenomena that characterise everyday life [...] indication that the future of media, communication and information will also be highly dynamic. On the one hand, it is important to recognise the potential - such as new networking opportunities - but also [...] interface between computer science and the social sciences. The ZeMKI and ifib are firmly anchored in one of the University of Bremen's six research centres: Minds, Media, Machines. The strength of the Bremen
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