DFG supported open access project tests new publication models
Berlin, 13 March 2019 – The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for the Internet and Society …
“_Gemeinam digital”, the Berlin 4.0 Competence Center for Medium-Sized Businesses, is prolonged until 2021
Good news for small and medium-sized companies from Berlin, Brandenburg and throughout Germany: _Gemeinsam digital, …
Our digital society in 2040
The essay competition “twentyforty – Utopias for a digital society” invites researchers worldwide to describe …
Conference shows potential of European AI research
Artificial Intelligence will change society worldwide: More than 60 researchers from a European research network …
Artificial Intelligence from a European perspective
International and interdisciplinary: a network of 26 Internet research institutes is researching the social challenges …
Big Data Nudging involves dangers
The default settings in apps are a current example of how behaviour is influenced and …
Scientific study proves innovation potential of the GDPR
A legal study on the EU General Data Protection Regulation by a researcher at the …
Björn Scheuermann – new Director at the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society
The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) expands its board of directors: …
Smart Energy Study: Unsatisfied customers and great potential of user innovation
+++PRESS RELEASE IN GERMAN: First comprehensive academic study on use and acceptance of smart energy …
Scientific literature to go via app
Press release (in German) on the kick-off of the project Digital REseArch Mining (DREAM) organised …
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