Móo Yáng Xiáoé Boehm-Keppel, Barbara Kaltenbacher and Christian Pötzsche presented our mathematics degree program at the large careers and education fair, BeSt for short, in the exhibition hall in Klagenfurt.
PIC: Aya Mohamed Abdelaziz Safan BSc
The BPMN-Chatbot is an LLM-based tool for conversational process modeling developed at ISYS/ICS. The tool allows users to create Business Process Models interactively using text or voice input. It was presented by Aya Safan during the demo session of the BPM conference in Krakow. The BPM conference series is considered the most prestigious forum for researchers and practitioners in the field of Business Process Management. The general approach for efficient, conversational process modeling behind the tool, including an evaluation of its outstanding efficiency and correctness, was presented at the BPM NLP4BPM Workshop by Julius Köpke.
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Tool Homepage:
https://isys.uni-klu.ac.at/pubserv/BPMN-Chatbot/
“Dark Patterns” sind manipulative Designstrategien auf Webseiten oder Apps, die Nutzer dazu bringen, unerwünschte Handlungen auszuführen, wie z.B. mehr Daten preiszugeben oder unerwünschte Abonnements abzuschließen. In diesem Projekt sollen Dark Patterns speziell im Hinblick auf Datenschutz klassifiziert und bestehende Taxonomien angepasst werden, um ihren Einfluss auf den Datenschutz besser zu verstehen. Zusätzlich wird die Verbreitung solcher Praktiken in Österreich untersucht und eine erste rechtliche Einschätzung zu deren Compliance mit Datenschutzgesetzen vorgenommen.
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Heinrich C. Mayr, an emeritus colleague at the AICS, former rector of the University of Klagenfurt and president of the Gesellschaft für Informatik (GI), was honored 2024 with the prestigious Peter P. Chen Award for his outstanding contributions in the field of conceptual modelling during his 45-year scientific career. He is the first scientist based in Austria to receive this award, which is presented annually by the international computer science community to recognize excellence in conceptual modeling. The jury cited his extensive research work, his extensive contributions to applications, his international reputation, and his exemplary commitment to conceptual modeling, including his active involvement in the ER conference and his foundational work in establishing the EMISA group and the “Lecture Notes in Computer Science” series.
Heinrich C. Mayr has also been recognized for his significant service to the computer science community, including his roles as financial vice-president and president of the GI, as well as his work in teaching and the establishment of an IT degree program. The list of his international functions and academic positions is long. Among others, he is an honorary doctor of the Technical University of Kharkiv, Honoured Professor of Science at Kherson State University, recipient of the Golden Medal of the City of Klagenfurt and the Grand Medal of Honour of the Carinthian Chamber of Commerce.
He enjoyed teaching and supervised many undergraduate and postgraduate students. His university was always close to his heart. Until today, he continues to research and publish in the areas of modelling, design and implementation of user-centred application architectures and customer-centred, accessible, effective and sustainable software and services, following the principle: “There is nothing more practical than a good theory”.
