Computer Science - Digital Ethics, Society and Policy (Digital-ESP) - Research area

Activities

Activities per year 2013 2021 2024

• 17 Organization of a workshop, panel, session, tutorial or event
• 9 Conference presentation
• 7 Invited academic talk
• 4 Academic keynote or plenary lecture
• 15 More
  • 3 Hosting an academic visitor
  • 2 Chair or participant of a conference, workshop, panel, session, tutorial or event
  • 2 Membership of an organizing committee or other positions of trust of a conference or a seminar
  • 2 Membership of a scientific or program committee of a conference or seminar
  • 2 Reviewer of conference article
  • 1 Organization of an event for a non-academic audience (public outreach)
  • 1 Participant of a conference, workshop, session, tutorial or event
  • 1 Membership of an editorial board
  • 1 Visiting an external academic institution

Activities per year

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• Memory Work

  Sawhney, N. (Speaker)

  28 Jan 2021

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited academic talk

• Data Democracy Needed

  Ylipulli, J. (Speaker)

  18 Jun 2021

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited academic talk

• Nordic Cities – past, present and future? What do we share, and what more could we share?

  Sawhney, N. (Speaker)

  12 Nov 2021

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited academic talk

• Ethics in Urban and Environmental AI: Engaging Global South & Indigenous Perspectives

  Sawhney, N. (Speaker)

  17 Nov 2021

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited academic talk

• Digital Inequalities as a Central Societal Challenge

  Ylipulli, J. (Speaker)

  7 Oct 2021

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited academic talk

• Making Sense of Crises, Interrogating Narratives

  Sawhney, N. (Speaker)

  2 Oct 2020

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited academic talk

• Conducting HCI Research in the Wild: Distributed Cognition and Situational Awareness in Human Centered Design

  Sawhney, N. (Speaker)

  27 May 2019

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited academic talk