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FAU research team develops adaptive assistants for the deletion of superfluous data In company administrations, files pile up after files. It is sometimes difficult for employees to keep track of things in the flood of tables, presentations and texts. In addition, every single file requires energy ...

From the High-Tech Agenda Bavaria, which was presented by Minister President Dr. Markus Söder in the autumn and which has now been provided with details at the retreat in Kloster Seeon, FAU will receive eight professorships in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), three more in computer science and 39 research professorships by 2023...

Sonar systems are indispensable for robots and self-propelled cars, as they are very cost-effective sensors for distance measurements. However, sometimes the achievable measurement results are misleading and until now there have been no sonar signs, signs or signals that can support navigation. Now a FAU research team, together with scientists from the universities of Antwerp and Amsterdam, has found a solution inspired by a special co-evolution between bats and flowers...

The introductory sequence of a video on the history of research in Christian archaeology: The archaeologist Lara Mührenberg sits cross-legged in an elevator with a film hatch in her hands. She speaks directly into the camera. About research personalities, their intentions to do archaeology, their personal and social backgrounds and about the question whether and to what extent we are allowed to judge people in the past today...

Threats in the digital world Digital extortion, identity and data theft: cybercrime - i.e. crimes committed using information and communication technology - is increasing. In the workshop "From the toolbox of a hacker" on Thursday, 16 January, 6.15 p.m., in the conference room of the FAU Juridicum,...

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