The world is increasingly permeated by software and data. The use and maintenance of these digital artifacts requires their linguistic representation.

The European Health Data Space (EHDS) aims to facilitate the secure exchange and linkage of health data within the EU. The EHDS4ALL project, starting in March 2024, will empower small and medium-sized enterprises to establish business ideas more easily within this emerging data ecosystem.

Will AI replace classrooms in the future? No, says Prof. Dr. Irene-Angelica Chounta in our interview. However, digital, intelligent learning methods will become an essential part of education.

At its constituent meeting, the Faculty Council elected the founding dean, Prof Dr Torben Weis, as dean.

Other elected members of the Dean's Board are the Vice-Deans Prof Dr Maic Masuch, Prof Dr Ralf Plattfaut, Prof Dr Stefan Schneegaß and the Dean of Studies Prof Dr Barbara König.

In addition to the essential foundations of informatics, we explore emerging systems in their interactions with their environment. This involves interaction with people and other technical systems, as well as embedding these systems in economic and societal contexts. In order to shape the future of digital transformation, we bundle our competencies in three main research areas.

Focus is on exploring the reciprocal adaptivity of human-technology systems and the empowerment of human users in interaction with increasingly intelligent technologies.

We shape the future of engineering and operation of novel software systems and seek intelligent solutions at the interfaces of complexity, security, and usability. These activities are bundled at paluno - The Ruhr Insitute for Software Technology.

We address the challenges of how disruptive technological approaches generate successful innovations in service organizations. Beyond that, we examine the effects that new technologies have on organizations, both internally and externally.