Events

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.

On 23 April 2026, the Center for Technology-driven Social Innovation (CTSi) hosted an interactive workshop as part of the TU Wien Girls’ Day 2026, aimed at girls aged 13 to 14. The workshop sought to introduce young participants, in an age‑appropriate manner, to key questions surrounding digital technologies and to support them in reflecting consciously on their role in digital spaces.

CTSi//circle.responsibleComputing is hosting its first Public Evening Lecture entitled “What counts as computer science? Examining epistemic cultures in computing and their consequences” as part of the new Science Insight series of the Responsible Tech & Society Forum.

On 10 March 2026, the first Vienna MINT Stakeholder Forum took place in the Volkshalle of Vienna City Hall. With around 220 participants, the event offered a comprehensive overview of the wide range of actors, programmes and initiatives working towards a strong MINT education landscape in Vienna.