• 6/12/2023

Talks, discussions and networking on June 19

Conference: Women in Data Science

Through inspiration, education and community, Women in Data Science (WiDS) strives to elevate women working in data science as well as those interested in the field. As part of a series of events scheduled around the world, a conference will take place in Munich on June 19 at the TUM Think Tank of the Hochschule für Politik (HfP). The event, which will feature academics and industry experts, is free of charge and open to the public.

Women in Computer Science:  inspiration, education and community Astrid Eckert / TUM
Women in Computer Science: inspiration, education and community

The goal of the Women in Data Science Munich Conference is to create opportunities for experts to connect and share ideas. Short presentations will highlight the extensive range of topics covered by data science. These will include a talk on the role of women in AI development and robotics and another contrasting the career opportunities in industry and academia.

Along with women conducting research in data science at TUM and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, the event will feature participants from Google, Sixt, borisgloger consulting and Cornell Tech Information Science.

Program and registration

Date and time:

Monday June 19, 15.30 - 19.30

Location:

TUM Think Tank / Hochschule für Politik München, Richard-Wagner-Str. 1, 80333 Munich

The talks and group discussions will take place in English.

The event is organized by the TUM Munich Data Science Institute (MDSI), the TUM Think Tank, the BERD@NFDI initiative, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and Sixt.

Munich Data Science Institute (MDSI)

The Munich Data Science Institute (MDSI) has been TUM’s central interface for data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) since 2020. As an integrative research institute, we bring together researchers from different fields.

TUM Think Tank

Founded in 2022, the TUM Think Tank fosters societal and political change by combining theory and practice. It utilizes technological and scientific progress at TUM and the Hochschule für Politik München (HfP) and builds bridges between the social sciences and technical disciplines. The goal of the TUM Think Tank is to create interdisciplinary learning and experimentation spaces in which actors from the world of science, civil society, public policy and the private sector can work together on concrete issues to develop proposed solutions and instruments to address urgent problems.

Further information and links

Women of TUM

Women of TUM is a rapidly growing, living network which connects women with one another – 15,468 female students, 110 female professors and more and more alumnae every year. This lively network is quickly spreading and bringing together women across the boundaries of continents, generations, hierarchy levels and specializations.

In the Women of TUM network, women are forming a community in which they mutually support and inspire one another, regardless of their academic disciplines or industry sectors. Here women also find a unique platform which makes them more visible to the public, anchors the role of the woman in the working world and thus establishes role models for future generations.

Women of TUM

Women in CS@TUM

Women in CS@TUM is a group of members from the Computer Science and the Computer Engineering Departments of TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology. We are working towards equal participation of women and of other under-represented groups at the School. It is a joint initiative of students, scientific staff and professors who are involved in the topics of diversity in our departments.

Women of CS@TUM

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