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Cooperation with Budapest Andrassy University's PhD Program

On 6-7 December 2018, Center for Advanced Studies’ Harald Pechlaner and Roland Benedikter joined Andrassy University Budapest‘s, Hungary, Interdisciplinary PhD Program Colloquium 2018 to deliver lectures on „De-Localization. The Idea of Transnational Routes“ and „Dialogue in Polarized Open Societies“.

Contribution to bauhaus now

With an essay about "Artificial Intelligence and Artistic Intelligence", Center for Advanced Studies' Roland Benedikter contributed to bauhaus now, the official publication of the Bauhaus Association 2019.

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International Conference on World Famous Mountains in China

In a contribution for the 4th International Conference on World Famous Mountains hosted by Leshan Normal University in Emei Shan City (Chengdu, China), researcher Greta Erschbamer from Eurac Research’s Center for Advanced Studies presented recent studies on sustainable development of tourism in mountain areas.

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11.01.2019 Schöner neuer Mensch: Transhumanismus, Smart Cities und Massenüberwachung Eurac Research und der Arbeitskreis „Wissenschaft und Verantwortlichkeit“ der Universität Innsbruck laden zum Vortragsabend mit Stefan L. Sorgner, Philosophieprofessor an der John Cabot University in Rom.

29.11.2018 Reisen im digitalen Zeitalter. Wie smart reist unser Gast? Die neue Mobilität der Reisenden und Gäste durch mobile Devices stellt auch den Hotelier vor Herausforderungen und erfordert Veränderung und Anpassung.

15.11.2018 Die digitalisierte Stadt Tagung über digitale Dienstleistungen im Stadtgefüge der Smart City15.11.2018, 16 – 18.30 Uhr, Schloss BruneckDie fortschreitende Digitalisierung verändert auch unsere Städte.

12.11.2018 Europas Zukunft: Wirtschafts- und finanzpolitische Dimensionen Die wirtschaftliche Zukunft Europas hängt davon ab, ob es gelingt, die aktuellen Herausforderungen zu bewältigen: die Normalisierung der Geldpolitik der Europäischen Zentralbank, die Sicherstellung nachhaltiger öffentlicher Haushalte, die Ausgestaltung des Brexit und die Weiterentwicklung der ...

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