Complex problems such as cyber security can only be solved through the constructive and continuous exchange of knowledge between a wide range of partners. Proven solutions from the past are often not enough, as technologies, strategies and players are constantly evolving. CYREN ZH strengthens cooperation and exchange in the Canton… Read More »Together for Cyber Resilience in the Canton of Zurich
Drones could become an integral part of urban air mobility. However, their successful integration into urban environments depends not only on public acceptance, but also on the perspectives of the experts who shape their development, use and regulation. Drones could become an integral part of urban air mobility. However, their… Read More »“We need time…” On the acceptance of urban drones
In an interview, Manuel Flurin Hendry shares insights into his project Conversations with Stanley. Developed at ZHdK as part of his dissertation The Feeling Machine, the AI avatar “Stanley” engages audiences in real-time conversations. The project humorously critiques the omnipotence fantasies of contemporary AI developers while offering an entertaining glimpse… Read More »Exploring AI Through Dialogue
Artificial intelligence is currently a hot topic, often accompanied by worried predictions. However, an interdisciplinary team of researchers from the ZHdK, the University of Zurich and the University Hospital Zurich is showing how AI technologies can have positive applications in a therapeutic context. Foto: Regula Bearth The project “The impact… Read More »Deepfakes and Virtual Reality in mental health therapy
A new publication in Government Information Quarterly (GIQ) explores how advanced technologies, including large language models, can support refugee management during crises. Titled “Data-driven intelligence in crisis: The case of Ukrainian refugee management,” the paper was authored by Kilian Sprenkamp, Mateusz Dolata, Liudmila Zavalokina, and Gerhard Schwabe. This study explores how… Read More »Enhancing Refugee Management with Data-Driven Intelligence
In her article “Disinformation, Democracy and the Digital Sphere”, Tanja Wirz sheds light on how the state should deal with disinformation in digital media and what measures are needed to protect democracy. UZH researchers Mark Eisenegger and Florent Thouvenin present proposals on this topic in an interdisciplinary study. It is… Read More »How the state can deal with disinformation. A look at current research at UZH
ExerUp Portal provides information on exergames and their potential in the areas of health, training and therapy. The platform is aimed at interested parties from research, practice and other areas who want to explore innovative approaches to exercise and health. Go to the ExerUp Portal A series of workshops will… Read More »New platform for exergames and health
In today’s hybrid work environments, achieving a balance between individual focused work and teamwork is very challenging, but crucial. The DIZH-funded project addresses this challenge with FlowTeams, a solution that enhances team awareness by sharing work schedules and availability information. By integrating with communication apps like Teams & Zoom as… Read More »Better Balancing Focused Work and Collaboration in Hybrid Teams
Many thanks to all DIZH members and colleagues for their commitment this year. 2024 has once again demonstrated the importance of cross-university collaboration, interdisciplinary exchange and the connection between science and practice. Together, we were able to create new structures that strengthen research and teaching, promote digital innovations and initiate… Read More »Goodbye 2024
The assessment of injured joints, tissue parts or bones is crucial for successful orthopaedic therapy. At Balgrist University Hospital, three-dimensional CT data is used to create digital patient twins. These virtual models make it possible to visualize biomechanical forces in a simulation and to better assess the success of the… Read More »Patient twin predicts successful interventions