On June 24, 2026, the team of TU Wien’s CTSi traveled to Brno to visit our alliance partner, the Brno University of Technology, in order to accompany the EULiST Science Communication Training as part of the annual EULiST Student Conference – the format that the CTSi helped develop as the lead of the working group of the same name within the alliance.
Read MoreInnovation in academic communities rarely happens by accident. It is typically the result of intentional design decisions – creating the right structures, incentives, and spaces for ideas to evolve. This is precisely the rationale behind a new initiative at the upcoming GALA Conference 2026 in L’Aquila. The conference is sharpening its strategic focus on innovation – and a key signal of that shift is the introduction of a dedicated Work-in-Progress (WiP) paper track. Notably, this track is not an incremental addition, but a deliberately designed format co-created by René Röpke and Vanissa Wanick.
Read MoreOn June 23, 2026, CTSi warmly invites you to this year’s CTSi//midsommar.26. An inspiring afternoon of exchange, new perspectives and forward-looking ideas.
On April 29, 2026, the CTSi//circle.responsibleComputing hosted its first Public Evening Lecture as part of the new Science Insight series of the Responsible Tech & Society Forum. Under the title “What counts as computer science? Examining epistemic cultures in computing and their consequences” Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ben Wagner and PhD Gabriel Grill discussed the historically shaped epistemic cultures of computer science and their societal implications.
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