During lecture time, we have our Lunchtime Seminar each Tuesday from 12.15-12.45. During this seminars, researchers of the Department or invited guest provide us with insights into their research.

Datesort ascending Title Abstract
14.01.2025 Current Developments in Interpretable Machine Learning

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Patrick Zschech

10.12.2024 Basic AI Research with Applicability by Design?

Speaker: Prof. Benjamin Risse

03.12.2024 Co-TraAIner? AI for Supporting Tactical Decisions in Professional Team Sports

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Oliver Müller

19.11.2024 Navigating Resistance in Disruptive Contexts: Using Action Design Research to Develop an AI-Based Formative Feedback Tool

Speaker: Dr. Isabel Fischer

12.11.2024 European Research Center for Information Systems (ERCIS)

Speaker: Dr. Katrin Bergener and Dr. Armin Stein


Abstract: In 2024, ERCIS marks its 20th anniversary. Its progress since 2004 has been remarkable, laying the foundation for continued growth over the next two decades. In their presentation, Katrin and Armin will provide an overview of ERCIS' key accomplishments, ongoing initiatives, and future prospects. Additionally, they will explain the opportunities for PhD students, PostDocs and... more

05.11.2024 Improving health and well-being with digital technologies

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Reima Suomi

29.10.2024 Subject-Orientation and S-BPM

Speaker: Dr. Matthes Elstermann


Abstract: A short introduction on what subject-oriented modeling is supposed to be, how it can be used, and why it is more than just another workflow notation.

22.10.2024 Desperately Seeking Responsibility in (Green) IS Research

Speaker: Dr. Markus P. Zimmer

15.10.2024 Overcoming challenges in designing and developing a trustworthy ESG reporting digital platform (with Albert Plugge)

Speaker: Prof. Dragos Vieru

02.07.2024 From Functional Languages to Software Engineering - Farewell Lecture

Speaker: Prof. Herbert Kuchen


Abstract: The talk will give an overview of the research of my research groups over the years. Starting from the design and implementation of programming languages topics such as the integration of programming paradigms, high-level parallel programming, model-driven software engineering, process-driven applications, debugging, and testing will be touched. In particular, the visualization of data flows... more

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