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Events

Digital TU Graz: Online f2f Marketplace
March 16th, 2022 | 15:00 - 18:00 | online

Get to know the new pilot projects of the third Digital TU Graz Marketplace and learn about new innovations in technology enhanced learning, administration and research data management. We invite you to watch the winning projects announcement via TUbe-livestream and join via Gather Town to learn and discuss about past and future innovations in teaching, administration and research.
Registration via tel.marketplace@tugraz.at

 


CSTalks #8 - Corinna Bath: ‚Response-able‘ AI by utilizing Feminist STS
March 18th, 2022 | 14:00 | Aula, Alte Technik & online

In her talk, Corinna Bath will discuss case studies that illustrate such undesirable effects and analyze the underlying knowledge politics. She will, moreover, introduce to current approaches that aim to address and mitigate the discriminatory effects.

 


Green Tech Jam 2022 – Invitation for students
March 25th - 26th, 2022 | online

Want to get together with a bunch of creative and talented people and create digital solutions for international technology leaders in the field of green tech and have a lot of fun? Are you tired of lockdowns and longing for social interaction and (at least) an online party?
Come and join the Green Tech Jam 2022! Brain powered enthusiasts with a green heart and a passion for contributing to a sustainable future, will feel comfortable there.
There are 6 challenges for the smartest of you – are YOU going to hack the Green Tech Jam 2022? The winning teams are awarded 5.000€!

Faculty News

CGV: Announcement of Topics for Bachelor and Master Theses in Summer Term 2022

With the new semester coming up, we are announcing current topics for Bachelor and Master theses in the areas of Computer Graphics, Geometry Processing and Visual Analytics, supported by the Institute of Compute Graphics and Knowledge Visualization together with Fraunhofer Austria.

 


Thomas Pock wants to bring color into videos.

Many black-and-white films are stored as historical cultural assets in archives worldwide. Saved from decay by digitization and often painstakingly restored, however, the subsequent colorization of films in cinema quality is still a point that proves to be very difficult - even though various techniques for this have been available for decades. Thomas Pock from the Institute of Computer Graphics and Vision, however, has developed a novel process that should reduce the immense amount of work involved in coloring historical films.

 


Johanna Pirker: Career orientation in virtual space

There's a lot to be said for using new technology in career guidance, according to Johanna Pirker of the Institute of Interactive Systems and Data Science: "Our school system is too rigid." Young people today live in a fast-paced world with lots of distractions.

Jobs, Grants, Open Calls

Jobs
 

Academic Staff


Two PhD positions in Knowledge Representation and Reasoning / Artificial Intelligence
Apply now!

 



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University Assistant (Prae-Doc) at the Institute for Biomedical Electronics at TU Wien

 


Grants, Open Calls

 

2nd call for joint online course
TU Graz is launching a 2nd call for Joint Online Courses to foster teaching cooperation with international partner universities. We are looking for high-quality teaching concepts promoting intercultural learning by connecting students from different universities. To develop such a course together with a partner university, TU Graz funds up to three projects with € 15,000 each.
Apply until April 15th, 2022.
 


Strategic partnership funs TU Graz - TU Darmstadt
Are you planning a cooperation with colleagues at TU Darmstadt? There is seed money available for initiating new research and/or teaching collaborations. The funds are specifically aiming at supporting junior researchers and lecturers to start a cooperation with our partner university.
Apply until March 31st, 2022
 


Student Summer Research Fellowship 2022
The program offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to gain their first research experience in an area of their choice. The fellowship provided by the Computer Science Department of ETH Zurich takes place during two summer months (July 01 - August 31) and is open to all students worldwide. Application starts by beginning of November.
Further information on the 2022 programme, application and the admission criteria can be found here.
 


EU: Horizon Europe Cluster 4 "Digital, Industry & Space": New Calls for Proposals open
Innovative materials, climate-friendly production processes and technologies, Copernicus, "Digital Age" or quantum technology are just some of the almost 80 topics for which projects can currently be submitted in Cluster 4. Attention: Please note the different submission deadlines for the individual topics.
Contact person at the TU Graz: Gerald Pichler

Doctoral Examinations

Info: Candidates can take the final examination (presentation and oral exam) online via video conference call (e.g. Webex) if all parties involved agree. The requirement of publicity can be ensured as follows: Candidates may distribute the meeting link; requests to participate in the video exam can also be sent by e-mail to the chairperson of the exam commission.

 

Maximilian Toller
Mature Algorithms for Time Series Data Mining and Anomaly Detection

February 25th, 16:00 | webex

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