WWTF ICT Digital Humanism Call 2023
WWTF invites all parties interested in this call to register and connect on this networking platform and to participate at the networking event on June 27, 2023 at 1pm at the Albert-Schweitzer-Haus, Scharzspanierstr. 13, 1090 Vienna. Researchers from ICT and SSH are encouraged to find interdisciplinary collaboration partners.
Please note that the event at Albert-Schweitzer-Haus is fully booked. Remote participation is not possible. You can still register on the matchmaking platform to book online 1:1 meetings also after the event.
This call aims to connect researchers from ICT and SSH (social sciences and humanities and artistic research) as well as other disciplines to work together in an interdisciplinary research project on issues of digital technologies & practices from the perspective of Digital Humanism.
We strongly encourage using this platform to network and find potential project partners with complementary research expertise. Please note that the process of submitting the proposal is independent from this platform and should be performed via WWTF's Funding Portal. For further information about this call, please refer to the the call site at https://www.wwtf.at/funding/pr...
Why participate in this platform?
- Showcase your expertise and current/future project ideas
- Find researchers with complementary expertise to pursue your project ideas
- Identify partners in Vienna/Lower Austria interested in submitting a Joint Project
- Expand your research network and identify future collaboration partners
- Book a 1:1 meeting at the Networking Event on June 27 atAlbert-Schweitzer Haus
What do I have to do?
In order to maximise networking opportunities, please fill out your profile as completely and accurately as possible. If you wish to allow others to contact or request meetings with you over the platform, please check your availability for "Long Term Matchmaking". You can edit your profile at any time, including after registration.
We provided some tags to allow for search by keywords. Tags are derived from the classiciations of scientific disciplines by Statistik Austria. We aimed for a manageable number of tags with the possible consequence that your research field might be misrepresented. We apologize in advance. If you do not find yourself represented in the tag list please write to Michael Strassnig (michael.strassnig@wwtf.at) for possible additions to the tag list.
