Excellent study organisation, extensive support from teaching staff and the integration of digital teaching elements: The Computer Science degree programme at Paderborn University is impressive in the latest ranking for Master's degree programmes by the Centre for Higher Education Development (CHE).
Freely accessible computer programmes that users are allowed to download, modify and distribute - that's what so-called "open source software" is all about.
Christina Kolb, now Assistant Professor of Cyber Security and Resilience at the University of Twente in the Netherlands, talks about her career path from a mathematics student to a researcher in the field of cyber security.
In the 41st episode of the “All Day Research” podcast, Dr. Rita Hartel from the Computer Science Office talks to Dr. Matthias Fischer about project groups and the virtual chemistry lab.
On January 7, 2025, Professor Christian Kästner will give a lecture entitled “From Models to Systems: On the Role of Software Engineering for Machine Learning” at the invitation of the Institute of Computer Science.
At the symposium "The future of mobility in rural areas" on 6 and 7 November, the focus will be on solutions that drive forward the mobility transition: It is about technical innovations in public transport, innovative authorisation procedures for autonomous driving and new business models through smart services.
Starting in the winter semester 2024/25, the Faculty of Cultural Studies at the University of Paderborn will be hosting a new “International Lecture Series”.
In the 40th episode of the "All Day Research" podcast, Dr. Jana Seep from the Computer Science Office talks to Carina Sivakumar and Josephine Mönnich about starting to study computer science at Paderborn University.
On September 25, Professor Yasemin Acar from the Paderborn University gave the keynote address at heise devSec in Cologne, a conference for secure software and web development, on the topic of “The human factor in secure software development”.
Dr Martin Dräxler, currently Head of Cross-Divisional Digitalisation at Weidmüller Interface in Detmold, has had a remarkable academic and professional career. Even as a child, he developed a passion for computer science that has stayed with him ever since.
Am 12.10. bietet Sabine Hoffmann zusammen mit der Moderatorin Nicole Reckmann einen ArbeiterKind.de Kennenlern-Workshop in Paderborn an. ArbeiterKind.de ermutigt Schüler:innen aus Familien ohne Hochschulerfahrung dazu, als Erste in ihrer Familie zu studieren.
"When the quanta dance in the computer. A journey into the wonderful world of quantum computing" is the title of the public Science Talk organised by the Institute for Photonic Quantum Systems, PhoQS for short, at Paderborn University on Monday, 7 October.
For his research work in the field of computer science, Junior Professor Dr Sebastian Peitz from Paderborn University has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant worth 1.5 million euros by the European Research Council (ERC).
Photo (Paderborn University): Pupils gain insights into the STEM fields (mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, technology) at the ‘Autumn University’ at Paderborn University.
During the first week of the autumn holidays, from 14 to 18 October, Paderborn University is offering schoolgirls in grades 7 to 13 a taster course in STEM subjects: the autumn university ‘Girls only’, organised by the project ‘Frauen gestalten die Informationsgesellschaft’ (fgi). Parallel to the ‘Girls only’ autumn university, the ‘All Gender’ autumn university will also be offered by the MINT@UniPB project for high school students.
The SICP - Software Innovation Campus Paderborn invites you to this year's SICP Symposium on Tuesday, 24 September in Paderborn's Zukunftsmeile 2 in order to promote the exchange between science and business on the forward-looking topic of ‘data rooms’.
