Category: Doctoral researchers

There’s no getting around AI anymore. And for good reason: Generative AI can help scientists present complex content in a way that’s understandable to non-specialist audiences—for example, through concise texts or clear…

Beginner-friendly QPD Workshop “Cleaning and transforming data with OpenRefine”.

The bidt is hosting a networking event for doctoral students at the bidt Graduate Center.

This year’s Digitalisation Research Seminar is dedicated to Digital Safety as a human-centered, interdisciplinary research field. We aim to bring together early career researchers who examine human and societal risks of digital…

The reading seminar examines the EU AI Act as the world’s first comprehensive legal framework for regulating artificial intelligence. It introduces the AI Act’s risk-based regulatory model and explores key governance tools…

How are AI and digitalisation changing production, reception and job profiles in the arts – and what skills are needed for this? For one week, scientists, artists and students will work together in interdisciplinary workshops…

Large Language Models (LLMs) have attracted considerable attention due to their powerful and versatile capabilities across a wide range of fields. But what opportunities do they present for the research process? This one-day…

Programme 20. January 2026, 2 – 4 pm Research data management: Well organised from research planning to results Dr. Sophie Stolzenberger (University of Regensburg) More detailed information will followGenerative AI in the doctorateProf…

This workshop introduces researchers at any career level and students to effective scientific data visualization. Led by Ansgar Hudde, sociologist at the University of Cologne, the session explores how visualization not only…

The meeting begins with a welcome lunch, which is the perfect chance to get to know new faces and reconnect with colleagues. Subsequently, working groups are formed on various topics from the participants’ research areas.