February 14, 2019, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Washington, DCOrganizer: American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
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March 8, 2019, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Austin, TXOrganizer: South by Southwest (SXSW)
October 24, 2019, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
German House, New YorkOrganizer: German Center for Research and Innovation (DWIH NY)
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04.12.2018
30.-31.10.2018 São Paulo (SP)
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The German Centres for Research and Innovation (DWIH) are a network of German research organisations, universities and research-based companies. In five cities around the world, the DWIH provide a joint platform for German innovation leaders, showcase the capabilities of German research and connect German researchers with local cooperation partners.
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Be it in New York, São Paulo, Moscow, New Delhi or Tokyo – the German Centres for Research and Innovation promote Germany’s innovative strengths with broad international reach.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be 2019's primary focus topic for the DWIH Network, meaning all 5 German Centers for Research will participate in the conversation. Keep an eye out for the DWIH New York’s 2019 events and coverage featuring AI.
Besides being a growing research area in Germany, Big Data is a focus topic of the DWIH New York, chosen because of its importance to the New York City tech community. The DWIH New York will support the dialogue between American and German Big Data experts.
Despite advancements in science and technology, health issues remain one of the greatest challenges for research. Viral infections, cancer or autoimmune diseases continue to afflict hundreds of millions of people. The DWIH Moscow supports innovative exchange in medical research.
The digitalisation of many areas of life is causing all manner of changes in our society. The DWIH São Paulo will therefore be holding a number of events over the course of 2018 to explore questions around the effects of digitalisation in employment, research and education.
There is a need for a greater collaboration between the academic world and the industry in India and DWIH New Delhi works towards bridging this gap. India is home to a large number of German companies and good academic and research institutions with an interest in Germany and German innovation. With the strength of its diversified Supporters and own network in India, DWIH New Delhi across all its activities aims to bring together research and projects from German and Indian institutes and industries to showcase innovation and entrepreneurship, supporting especially younger talents.
On 22 May, Brazil and the European Union signed an agreement in Brussels to collaborate more closely in research and innovation. The agreement will allow partnerships to be intensified in fields such as tropical medicine, sustainable biofuels, safer aircraft and 5G technologies.
At the Leibniz Lectures in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, renowned neuroscientist Professor Michael Brecht presents the results of his research into the effects of physical touch on the brain. Brecht received the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize awarded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) in 2012 for his original research approaches and innovative methods.
For Germany, renewable energy sources, energy efficiency and the smart grid are not dreams of the future – they are a reality. That’s why German experience and innovative solutions in these fields are so valuable and in demand among research and business partners abroad, including in Russia.
Applications of Artificial Intelligence are expected to contribute to future economic growth and help tackling societal and environmental challenges. While Japans Artificial Intelligence Technology Strategy was already published by the Strategic Council for AI Technology in 2017, a Strategy for Germany is currently in the making. The DWIH Tokyo facilitates discussions and networking between key actors in Germany and Japan on applied AI in learning & education, in health care, mobility and connected industries.
The German delegation presents topics ranging from archaeology to digitalisation at the 70th Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science (SBPC).
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