Dr. Frank Anton, Erlangen
Future of Industry Research and Collaboration
Prof. Dr. Martin Bichler, Munich
Markets as Policy Tools: About Phones, Fish, Energy, and Algorithm
Prof. Dr. Michael C. Burda, Berlin
Time January 19, 15.30: The Future of Work Topic The Future of Work: An Economist’s Perspective The breathtaking pace of technological change at the workplace and in the world of labor is…
Prof. Dr. Carsten Dreher, Berlin
Contradiction in terms or methods to madness? Outlook on Foresight and Strategic Development of Universities
Prof. Dr. Stephan Hartmann, Munich
His current research interests include formal social epistemology (especially models of deliberation, norm emergence, and pluralistic ignorance), the philosophy and psychology of reasoning, intertheoretic relations, and (imprecise) probabilities in quantum mechanics.
Andrea Kuhn, Nuremberg
Values in a Globalized World
Henriette Löwisch, Munich
Communicating Science under Trump: how researchers and journalists in the US are reacting to populism and media crisis
Prof. Dr. Sabine Maasen, Munich
Science of the future: research and innovation with and for society
Prof. Sebastian Pokutta, Ph.D., Atlanta
Machine Learning and Decision-Making have been very successful recently in addressing and solving a large number of open problems and real-word challenges.
Dr. Rafael Popper, Finland
Foresight and the Future of Science
Prof. Dr. Erich Reinhardt, Nuremberg
Future of Medical Engineering: Digital Health 4.0
Prof. Dr. Christophe Salomon, Paris
Time January 19, 15.30: Light matters Topic Laser cooled atoms on Earth and in Space We will describe how recent progress in lasers and optics has enabled the development of ultra-stable atomic clocks…
Prof. Dr. Robert Schlögl, Berlin
Sustainable Energy: Systems and Science. The world of tomorrow should be supplied with stable and affordable energy without endangering the living conditions on our planet.
Volker Stollorz, Cologne
Alternative facts or Enlightenment? - Challenges in the age of digitalized science communication
Klaus Uckel, Bonn
DLR Projektträger: A reliable partner for research, innovation and education
Prof. Dr. Harald zur Hausen, Heidelberg
Prof. Dr. Harald zur Hausen was awarded the 2008 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery of the human papillomavirus which can cause cervical cancer.
Prof. Lucy Walker
CTLA4 and the future of immunotherapy - The immune system provides vital protection from infection and cancer but needs to be tightly regulated to prevent the development of autoimmune diseases such as type 1 diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis.