Matti Karinen, Author at Digital Futures

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DIPHETI – Digital Phenotype – Human Embodiment or Transhuman Imagery – Project

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- Impact in Research Funding Workshop was held in December 2020 23.12.2020
  Two of the profiling areas in the University of Turku, Cultural Memory and Social Change and Digital Futures, joined forces and organized together a workshop focusing on impact in research. The Impact in Research Funding Workshop was organized on 15 December. The workshop offered both researchers and administration a chance to discuss the different aspects […]
- Q&A session with Security guru Bruce Schneier 7.12.2020
  17:00-18:00, 10.12.2020, Zoom UTU Faculty of law / International law & tech specialising course presents a special Q&A session with Bruce Schneier about criticism of Ethereum, smart contracts and blockchain technology. Is it time to bury the hype of cryptocurrencies and only keep the parts that have been found to work in other contexts? Should […]
- Responding to Covid-19: inbetween law and technology 27.11.2020
  13:00-14:00, 16.12.2020, on Zoom Webinar In December 2020, Digital Futures organized an online seminar to discuss the impact of Covid-19 pandemic to society, people and technology. The event was open to researchers, students and staff members interested on the topic. The topic of the seminar was responding to Covid-19 with contact tracing apps and how […]
- Funding for Geospatial Education Development Project Coordinated by the University of Turku 29.9.2020
  The GeoICT4e project coordinated by the University of Turku is one of the project receiving a HEI ICI funding to support the co-operation between higher education institutions in Finland and the developing world. The GeoICT4e project coordinated by the Department of Geography and Geology at the University of Turku received the largest funding of nearly […]
- Research Funding for AIGA Consortium Led by the University of Turku 29.9.2020
  The AIGA programme studies and develops governance mechanisms for artificial intelligence to reinforce the trustworthiness, transparency, and explainability of algorithmic decision-making. In collaboration with industry partners, governance models and mechanisms are developed to commercialise AI governance and audit international AI markets. The AIGA consortium is led by the University of Turku and other partners are […]
- Conference on Technology Ethics 16.6.2020
  21.10.2020, Turku School of Economics, University of Turku For the fourth time in the row, The Future Ethics research group of University of Turku is inviting researchers and professionals interested in technology ethics to discuss and mingle. Tethics 2020 – Conference on Technology Ethics is organised on 21.10.2020 at Turku School of Economics. The conference […]