International research Knowledge without borders

The School of Computer Science and Information Technology also promotes the exchange of knowledge beyond national borders and supports international research.

Research projects at the School of Computer Science and  Information Technology

All projects at a glance

Together with national and international partners, the School of Computer Science and Information Technology deals with the following research topics: Artificial Intelligence, Augmented and Virtual Reality, Blockchain & Smart Contracts, Data Science & Big Data, Digital Business, Information Security and Privacy, Mobile & Smart Systems, Social Informatics and Visual Computing. 
Researchers from the School of Computer Science and Information Technology play an active role in scientific discourse by releasing publications on these topics and making an active contribution to conferences and research seminars at home and abroad.

Research projects in an international context

Power Alliance - From local peak shaving to regional load shaping, a transnational demonstative initiative.

The conversion of energy production to renewable energy sources is a social and technical challenge that relies on information technology. We investigate intelligent solutions for automated dynamic load management based on forecasting and data analytics.

The School of IT as co-organizer of the world’s third blockchain conference (11 – 12 June 2020) 

The purpose of the Crypto Valley Conference on Blockchain Technology (CVCBT) 2020 is to bring together leading researchers, entrepreneurs, startups and established companies from all over the world to share and discuss state of the art advances and developments in the Blockchain Technology ecosystem. More information on the official Website and in this detailed description.