The International Week "Computer Science and Digital Media 2022"

International Week

The International Week "Computer Science and Digital Media 2022" will take place from June 27th to July 1st, 2022 at the Center for Computer Science and Media Technologies (ZIMT). During the week, teaching staff from Amman, Bragança and New York provide block courses for the fourth semester Media Computer Science. Five guest students from Amman will also be present for collaboration with HSB students. Guest Students and students from all Computer Science programmes are also invited to participate in the block courses. The program and further information are contained in the AULIS group "INTERNATIONAL_WEEK_2022“.

The final student presentations of the results of the international week and an R&D special by students from Amman will take place in the afternoon of Friday, 1st of July at the Digital Impact Lab North in the Main Station Bremen-Vegesack.

International Symposium

The International Symposium 2022 with this year's title "Future Now! - Digital Development for Green Cities“, is scheduled for Wednesday, June 29th. The symposium is realizes by the M2C Institute for Applied Media Technology and Culture Bremen, the HSB and the Digital Impact Lab Bremen. It provides insights into current research and development topics with talks and poster sessions, and fosters international exchange and research development.

• Future Now! - Digital Development for Green Cities - Martin Koplin (Bremen)
• The IoT roles in Green Smart Cities - Dr. Ala’ Khalifeh (Amman)
• DILaboration - Elaborate digitally supported educational networks in social space - Dr. Lisa Schleker (Bremen)
• Is it possible to develop a murderer AI in self-driving vehicle? - Prof. Dr. Kiss Gabor (Budapest)
• Digital Impact Lab Bremen - Dr. Christoph Klütsch (Bremen)
• Distributed Self-Sovereign-Based Access Control System - Dr. Dhiah Abou-Tair (Amman)
• Participatory digital development for Green Cities - Sebastian Schuster (Bremen)
• Domain-Driven Design - Prof. Dr. Thorsten Teschke (Bremen)
• An IoT approach for Smart Buildings - A Case Study - José Lima PhD (Bragança)
• Liegnitz square participative redesign - Maja Prieto, Robin Jacobse (Bremen)
• Informatic Urban Graphics Project Studio - Dr. Carl Skelton (New York City)
• Building for Goal 13 - Inquiry-Based Learning for Climate-Smart Construction - Dr. Meike Haunschild  (Bremen)

Organised by: HSB, M2C and DIL Bremen