Program
Simon Rippon (Central European University), Professor of Philosophy:
- Horizon 2020 Project ETHOS
Jana Lasser (University of Graz), Professor for Data Analysis:
- From qualitative research to machine learning - leveraging an interdisciplinary collaboration to assess the effectiveness of counter speech interventions against hate speech.
Nikolaus Forgó (University of Vienna), Professor of Technology and Intellectual Property Law:
- Can academic legal expertise contribute to the success of European research network projects and what does this mean for (basic) legal research? An interim assessment after 50 projects.
Katja Corcoran (University of Graz), Professor of Social Psychology:
- What is energy citizenship? How interdisciplinary discourse enabled clarifying this concept and its impact for the energy transition (Horizon 2020 Project Energy Citizenship and Energy Communities).
Juliane Jarke (University of Graz), Professor of Digital Societies:
- Researching futures-in-the-making: Between sociotechnical imaginaries and regimes of anticipation.
Stefan Thalmann (University of Graz), Professor of Business Analytics and Data Science:
- AI for All? Investigating the impact of Auto Machine Learning tools from six disciplinary perspective
PANEL DISCUSSION - Interdisciplinarity and third-party funding systems
Discussants:
- Henrietta Egerth-Stadlhuber, Managing Director of the Austrian Research Promotion Agency FFG
- Christof Gattringer, President of the Austrian Science Fund FWF
- Brigitta Lurger, ERC Panel Member, University of Graz
- Joachim Reidl, Vice Rector for Research, University of Graz
Moderator: Katja Corcoran, University of Graz
Venue
Unicorn Graz | Conference Deck | 4th floor | Schubertstraße 6a, 8010 Graz
How to get there:
By public transport: Bus routes 31, 41 and 63, bus stop Uni/Mensa
By car: Parking is available in the parking zone in the surrounding area
By plane: Graz Airport, S5 train to Graz main station, bus line 63 (direction Schulzentrum St. Peter) to Uni/Mensa
Past symposia
Symposium 2023: Sustainability and Smart Regulation in the Crisis - Crisis of Sustainability?
The Smart Regulation Symposium 2023 dealt with current regulatory topics on sustainability in times of crisis. Climate change requires smart regulation of the energy sector, which has become even more urgent as a result of the war in Ukraine. War and the pandemic have disrupted global supply chains, highlighting the importance of sustainability and resilience in the logistics sector. The state has provided extensive aid to households and companies, the sustainability of which is unclear. Reporting obligations can make an important contribution to regulation in this context if they are designed smartly. However, the effects of sustainability reporting on the behavior of companies are still unclear.
Symposium 2022: Quick Data or Big Data?
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Symposium 2021: Theorie- und evidenzbasierte Politik
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Symposium 2020: Vertrag, Unternehmung und Markt
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Smart Regulation Symposium 6 October 2023
Sustainability and Smart Regulation in Crisis - Crisis of Sustainability?
Conference Volumes
Smart Regulation: Quick Data or Big Data?
Edited by Rainer Niemann, Matthias Wendland and Johannes Zollner
>> Details on the print edition, eBook and Open Access can be found here.
Smart Regulation: Theorie- und evidenzbasierte Politik
Edited by Matthias Wendland, Iris Eisenberger and Rainer Niemann (Verlag Mohr Siebeck).
>> Details on print edition, eBook and open access can be found here.
Smart Regulation: Vertrag, Unternehmung und Markt
Edited by Patrick C. Leyens, Iris Eisenberger and Rainer Niemann (Verlag Mohr Siebeck).
>> Details on print edition, eBook and Open Access can be found here.