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Leverage Point for Sustainable Energy Transformation: How Participation Processes foster Social Learning Anna Ernst (Forschungszentrum Jülich) abstract The lecture will be held in English. You will find
Section: Sites
going to take place. The participants will have to solve cyber security problems. The knowledge learned in the presentations or already known will then be applied to decrypt files, crack wireless networks
Section: Universität
July 9 to August 3, 2018,120 students from more than 20 nations are expected on campus. They want to learn the German language or consolidate their language skills within the four weeks. The foreign language
Science Review Board consists of 23 members. Professor Dr. Barbara Hammer, Chair of the Machine Learning Group at Bielefeld University, was elected as the deputy spokesperson. The term of office runs from
Section: FB3
project that deals with the automated identification of complex argumentation pattern using machine learning methods. The text corpora contain articles to the discourse on internet policies both on IT blogs
everyday life for the affected people. The project uses various data science techniques such as machine learning or web scraping to address an important societal challenge. In addition, the focus on cognitive
determine the crystal structure of an unknown compound by means of an on-the-fly trained machine learning model, which combines density functional theory calculations with comparison of calculated and measured
participants of the entire Summer Academy. Engaged participants, exciting discussions and a motivating learning atmosphere characterized this week. We are looking forward to future workshops to teach students
Section: FB11
ill-defined problems. If you have little to no experience with design thinking and are interested to learn more, this is the right workshop for you! Date / Location: 02.04.2024 –9:00 till 12:00 / AIB building–Room
provide an overview of what is already existing and what lessons in habitat design have already been learned from tests with human inhabitants. In this paper, we therefore review (1) the active analog habitats