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Vacancy: Professor in Political Economy of Climate Policy

Shape the future of climate policy! TUM and the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research are looking for a Professor of Political Economy of Climate Policy. Application Deadline: 6 June 2024.

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CHE Ranking: Top ratings for the HfP Bachelor's Program

A very good study situation and organization, excellent support from teachers, and an outstanding range of courses – this is how students evaluate the bachelor's program at HfP in the newly published CHE ranking.

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BAYERISCHER RUNDFUNK | How racist is AI? | Prof. Dr. Lena Ulbricht

Whether it's about assessing job applications or analyzing video footage – AI is already a part of our daily lives. But how neutral is it? Prof. Dr. Lena Ulbricht discusses the risks of AI discrimination and potential solutions.

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How can we overcome the "crisis of democracy"?

The global retreat and erosion of democracy appears to be an increasing phenomenon. What is going wrong, and how can we improve democracy? Dr. Hagen Schölzel, co-editor of “Die Fabrikation von Demokratie”, encourages rethinking political representation.

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Innovations for the German public sector

Facilitating the integration of technological innovations into the public sector is crucial! Therefore, GovTech Campus Deutschland and the TUM Think Tank at HfP want to create training for public administration that keeps pace with technological evolution. They have now launched their new joint…

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FAST COMPANY | Online mobs can have a chilling effect female political candidates, research shows | Prof. Janina Steinert

Insults and marginalization are a sad phenomenon on online platforms. – And it also has far-reaching consequences for democracy, as shown in a recent study. Prof. Janina Steinert shares alarming study results.

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TAGESSPIEGEL | The next level of artificial intelligence | Prof. Dr. Simon Hegelich

Is the next artificial intelligence revolution on the horizon? Prof Dr Simon Hegelich predicts that we will see thinking machines within the next few years. In an interview with the Tagesspiegel, he discusses the limits of this technology as well as its opportunities and risks.

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Girls' Day 2024 | The Girls are in the House!

For Girls' Day, numerous tech-interested girls visited HfP and gained insights into algorithms, AI, and more, exploring their interaction with society. We look forward to reconnecting with the women in tech of tomorrow! The event was a collaboration between the Munich Center for Machine Learning…

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Opening Doors for AI Innovations

At the Gipfel für Forschung und Innovation 2024 [Summit for Research and Innovation], Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke about the importance of AI for the German economy. But how to accomplish this in practice? HfP Rector Prof. Urs Gasser sees non-technical barriers, especially in a rigid legal framework…

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Better health care before and after birth

Since 2019, Baden-Württemberg has funded 13 projects aimed at improving maternal healthcare. A newly published study by Ines Böhret, doctoral candidate at the Professorship of Global Health at HfP, scientifically monitored the implementation of these projects, focusing on time, resources, and…