The musty smell of a school satchel or the salty air of our first North Sea vacation - smells awaken memories and feelings in us like no other sensory impression. They are the direct gateway to our past. But can they also immerse us in past centuries?
Prof. Dr. Peter Bell from the Department of D...
FAU doctoral student Franziska Schirrmacher nominated as AI newcomer
She is developing methods to find digital traces in image or video files that can then be used to solve crimes. For her research, FAU doctoral student Franziska Schirrmacher, Chair of IT Security Infrastructures, has been nominate...
How do you research the smell of the past?
The guest in this talk with FAU President Hornegger combines two subject areas that at first glance don't quite go together, namely art history and artificial intelligence, and thus explores, for example, how the world smelled four hundred years ago: Prof....
Legal Tech and AI in Law
Dr. Axel Adrian is honorary professor at the chair for criminal law, criminal procedure law and philosophy of law. One of his scientific focal points is Legal Tech and the use of AI in law. In an interview, he explains the significance of these developments for everyday leg...
AI in medicine and the interaction of work and technology - on November 4, at the Dies academicus of FAU
Professor Sabine Pfeiffer, head of the Department of Sociology with a focus on Technology - Work - Society, is concerned with the transformation of work through digital transformation. She resea...
FAU team develops cost-efficient and high-resolution multispectral camera
Intelligent cameras are considered the next milestone in image and video signal processing. A research team at the Chair of Multimedia Communication and Signal Processing at FAU has developed an intelligent camera that achiev...
