Trends in Research and Innovation in the Context of Computer Science

Society’s present challenges called for innovation. Digitalisation and fact-based research were considered key drivers of this development.

This course was offered at the intersection of applied research, innovation, and digitalisation, with a focus on topics such as artificial intelligence, governance, and protection.

The course “Trends in Research” consisted of three main parts:

• Theoretical Part: Information about current research and innovation trends
• Practical Part: Development of project ideas and/or prototypes, e. g. with 3D Printing
• Exercise Part: Present your current research ideas to a broad audience at a training conference

Further information can be found at http://ytic.eu/

Partners

• Howest University College West Flanders, Brügge, BE
• Hochschule Fulda, DE
• SRH Hochschule Heidelberg, DE
• Vilnius University of Applied Sciences, LT
• Vilnius University, LT 
• Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences, LV