From Cape Town to Klagenfurt: In conversation with advertising photographer Daniel Waschnig

Daniel Waschnig originally comes from Cape Town in South Africa but has been living and working in Klagenfurt for 10 years. The advertising photographer holds a bachelor’s degree in Media and Communications and is currently studying for a master’s degree in Media and Convergence Management. He tells us how his studies helped him to turn his hobby into his profession, what it means to be an advertising photographer and what still connects him to the AAU today.

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COVID-19 update: The reading rooms will reopen from 24 February 2021!

At the initiative of the library and in close consultation with the university management, we are very pleased to be able to make the following announcement:  We are reopening our reading rooms for you!

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Studienassistenz (7h/Woche) gesucht !!!!

Die AAU Klagenfurt / TeWi – Abteilung Artificial Intelligence und Cybersecurity – sucht ab März 2021 eine Studienassistentin (7 h/Woche).

Aufgaben:

Umstellung der PPTX-Folien von Systemsicherheit auf LaTeX und Erweiterung und Pflege der SPU-Fragen für “Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen”, “Einführung in die theoretische Informatik” und “Systemsicherheit”

Erwünscht sind:

– Deutschkenntnisse

– Genauigkeit

– Verlässlichkeit

– Organisationstalent und die Bereitschaft zur raschen Einarbeitung.

Formlose Bewerbungen an Peter Schartner erbeten.

How can statistical methods provide a sound basis for decision-making in the areas of economics and sustainability policy?

The volume of socio-economic data has risen significantly in recent years. At the same time, its complexity is steadily increasing. A closer look at the data that is compiled for decision-makers reveals that we are far from making full use of the ever-growing mountain of data. A team of researchers drawn from the fields of statistics, machine learning, economics, social sciences and computer science is seeking to develop new methods that will allow the extrapolation of improved conclusions from the data. The project is funded by the Austrian Science Fund FWF.

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