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As part of the excellence university project “KIT Future Fields“ Prof. Dr. Weinhardt (IISM), Prof. Dr. Mädche (IISM), Prof. Dr. Nieken (IBU), Prof. Dr. Scheibehenne (IISM), Prof. Dr. Szech (ECON), Prof. Dr. Volkamer (AIFB) und Prof. Dr. Woll (IfSS) have received funding for the upcoming 18 months.

Strategisches Ziel des Projektes ist es, Digital Citizen Science als neue, vielversprechende Forschungsmethode für die sozial- und wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Forschung zu entwickeln und zu etablieren.

The IISM research groups of Prof. Mädche, Prof. Satzger, and Prof. Weinhardt are present at the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences in Hawaii with 11 accepted conference papers.

For further information feel free to directly contact the authors.

Dr. Dennis Kaiser, former doctoral student at the research group ISSD, has published a book titled „Berufsbegleitend promovieren in den Wirtschaftswissenschaften“ at Springer.

Title: Berufsbegleitend promovieren in den Wirtschaftswissenschaften

Author: Dennis Kaiser

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On October 27th 2020, 2 PM Roman Lukyanenko (HEC Montréal, Canada) and Jeff Parsons (Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada) will present their research on online citizen science in the speaker series Digital Citizen Science in KD²Ex.

As part of the karlsruhe.digital innovation festival the fair.digital initiative was officially launched on December 16th 2020 in Karlsruhe.

Prof. Maedche is co-founder of fair.digital e.V. The non-profit organization stands for the fair treatment of users and the promotion of the digital sovereignty of people, companies, and society. Digital products and services certified with the fair.digital seal of quality are characterized by following three central principles: data security, transparency, and fairness.

The research groups of Prof. Mädche, Prof. Satzger, and Prof. Weinhardt from IISM and KSRI will be present at the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) 2020 with 4 accepted conference papers.

For further information feel free to directly contact the authors.

Together with Jan vom Brocke and Alan Hevner, Alexander Maedche published a book providing a twelve examples on how to apply Design Science Research (DSR). Design Science Research is a powerful paradigm enabling researchers to make important contributions to society and industry. Simply stated, the goal of DSR is to generate knowledge on how to find innovative solutions to important problems in the form of models, methods, constructs and instantiations.

Tim Rietz from the Institute of Information Systems and Marketing (IISM)) and his co-authors from the University of Auckland, James Tizard, and Kelly Blincoe have received a distinguished paper award at RE 2020 for their paper “ Voice of the User: A Demographic Study of Software Feedback Behaviour “.

Das Projekt Smart Microgrids as a Service (SMaaS) basiert auf einer Zusammenarbeit verschiedener industrieller Partner und Forschungseinrichtungen und baut auf dem Landau Microgrid Project (LAMP) auf. LAMP stellt die erste Umsetzung eines lokalen Energiemarktes in Deutschland dar. Die in dem Projekt gewonnenen Erkenntnisse sollen im Projekt SMaaS dazu genutzt werden, das Thema lokale Energiegemeinschaften zu einem innovativen Geschäftsmodell weiterzuentwickeln, das einen Beitrag zur Umsetzung der Energiewende leistet.

Peyman Toreini successfully defended on September 2nd 2020 his PhD thesis titled “Designing Attentive Information Dashboards with Eye Tracking Technology“. He convinced the examination committee (from left to right on the picture: Prof. Dr. Petra Nieken, Prof. Dr. Andreas Oberweis, Prof. Dr Alexander Mädche, Prof. Dr. Rudi Studer) with his research. We congratulate Peyman Toreini for the successful defense!

The Research Group of Prof. Mädche has received a DFG individual research grant titled “Advertising over Time: Interactive Machine Learning for Image Data Analysis“. The research project is carried out in cooperation with the University of Mannheim, Business School, Prof. Stahl. The overall objective of the project is to understand the evolution of advertising over time based on image data. Specifically, we will design an interactive machine learning (IML) system that provides scalable means to analyze large volume of image data to be studied to a period of more than 150 years.

Prof. Christof Weinhardt (IISM), Prof. Alexander Mädche (IISM), Prof. Petra Nieken (IBU), Prof. Benjamin Scheibehenne (IISM), Prof. Nora Szech (ECON), Prof. Melanie Volkamer (AIFB), and Prof. Alexander Woll (IFSS), have jointly received funding for building the Karlsruhe Decision & Design Experimentation Ecosystem (KD²Ex). The financial support from a call for an instrumentation funding program within the university of excellence measure KIT Future Fields enables new forms of participatory research: Digital Citizen Science with a focus on the area of "Wellbeing at Home".