NEWS FROM THE INSTITUTE
Big Data for President
Do governments make use of the new data and methods? Should they? And does big data follow different rules when applied for government use?…
First DFG-Project at HIIG: Product Development for Everyone
The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society is a project partner of a newly initiated joint project at the Technical University Berlin. The…
Big Data for Health. Who benefits?
Hardly any other area is polarised as much as the health sector about the use of big data. For the second event in the…
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Digitaler Salon: Dem Hölderlin sein Hashtag.
Are algorithms the new authors of a highly calculated literature in the digital age? How can the internet help us to redefine storytelling and writing?…
SSRN-Paper: Fostering Engagement with Gamification
Anna Hansch, Christopher Newman and Thomas Schildhauer examine the potential of gamification in online Learning platforms. They presented their results in a SSRN-Paper. Click…
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RESEARCH ISSUES IN FOCUS
Platform governance
Data governance
Artificial intelligence and society
Digitalisation and sustainability
Open higher education
Digital future of the workplace
Prompt to perform? Sustainable talent management in the age of generative AI
What impact will generative AI have on talent pipelines? How must companies rethink their talent management?
AI between climate change and climate protection
How do climate change and artificial intelligence interact? How AI can help in the fight against climate change?
Digital by design, not by default: Resilience in higher education
What does resilience in higher education look like? A comparison of two models from Germany and Portugal shows: there is no single formula.









