Meldesysteme gegen Hatespeech

Wie können plattformunabhängige Meldesysteme im Netz so gestaltet werden, dass sie Jugendliche zur Meldung von Hatespeech ermutigen und bestehende Barrieren abbauen? Diese Frage erforschte Wissenschaftlerin Helen Bader in ihrer Studienabschlussarbeit.

TU computer scientist receives 1.1 million euros

Computer scientist Georgia Chalvatzaki has been awarded the 2025 Alfried Krupp Prize, one of the most prestigious scientific awards in Germany. The 37-year-old has held the position of Professor of Interactive Robot Perception and Learning in the Department of Computer Science at TU Darmstadt since 2023. A total of 42 nominations were received by the selection committee of the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation from all over Germany. The Alfried Krupp Prize is endowed with €1.1 million.

Department of Computer Science successful with RAI and TAM

A major success for Technical University of Darmstadt: two of its research projects will receive funding as Clusters of Excellence. The Excellence Commission in the competition for the prestigious Excellence Strategy of the German federal and state governments selected the proposals ‘Reasonable Artificial Intelligence’ (RAI) and ‘The Adaptive Mind’ (TAM) from the fields of artificial intelligence and cognitive sciences for funding. The commission consisted of an interdisciplinary panel of experts and the federal and state ministers responsible for science. A total of 98 projects were submitted to the German Research Foundation, 70 of which will now be able to call themselves ‘Clusters of Excellence’.