Current News
24. November 2021
For the project "Gaia-X4PLC-AAD" (Production, After-Sales and PLC-Across Automated Driving; subproject Gaia-X "Technical Infrastructure and Infrastructure Ecosystem") we are looking for 2 student employees (application deadline: 08.12.2021). Please apply if you are interested.
Please send your questions directly to anita.hummel@tu-berlin.de
To find the application portal please click here: http://virtual-prsb.service.tu-berlin.de/AD/advertisement_details.php?id=9034
more to: Student research assistants wanted for research project (application deadline: 08.12.2021)
Current News
24. November 2021
We are back! For 210 days we could not update our web presence due to the IT incedent at TU-Berlin.
Unfortunately, we could not inform you about the numerous events in the chair. There was a lot of existing research, and our chair has also changed a lot during this time. Since April, six colleagues have accepted new and exciting positions in industry. In addition, we were also able to welcome new colleagues to our mids. Since April 2021, the team has published 12 scientific publications. 22 (Bachelor and Master) theses have been or are still being supervised; 12 of these have already been handed in.
During this time, we also successfully completed the BlogPV, Smile, and BimContracts-PoCA projects. New externally funded projects are in the approval process and will start in Q1/2022.
We are looking forward to report more frequently on our results and publications.
more to: We are back!
Current News
19. February 2021
The paper "Blockchain-based Local Energy Grids: Advanced Use Cases and Architectural Considerations" by Marco Peise, Jörn Kuhlenkamp, Anselm Busse, Jacob Eberhardt, Max-R. Ulbricht and Stefan Tai has been accepted for publication at the Second Workshop on Blockchain-based Architectures (BlockArch) 2021.
more to: Paper accepted at the 2021 BlockArch Workshop
Current News
02. February 2021
As part of two events of the Digital Autonomy Hub, an interdisciplinary network of 43 institutes and research groups organized by the Gesellschaft für Informatik und Algorithm Watch, Dr.-Ing. Frank Pallas (also member of the Advisory Board of the Digital Autonomy Hub) and Elias Grünewald present the project Data sovereignty through AI-based transparency and access and selected research results (in German).
more to: DaSKITA presented at Digital Autonomy Hub
Current News
21. December 2020
The paper "TILT: A GDPR-Aligned Transparency Information Language and Toolkit for Practical Privacy Engineering" by Elias Grünewald and Frank Pallas has been accepted for publication at the ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (ACM FAccT 2021).The work was written partly in the context of the project "Data Sovereignty through AI-based Transparency and Access".
more to: Paper accepted at the ACM FAccT 2021
