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11MAY 2026
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Congratulations, Prof. Sven Weinzierl!
Sven Weinzierl’s appointment as Acting Professor for Explainable Artificial Intelligence for Business Value Creation at the Department for Information Systems at the Universität Regensburg is a well-deserved recognition of his substantial contributions to our field. His impressive track record of publications in top-tier journals, combined with his ability to develop complex technical prototypes and lead […]Sven Weinzierl’s appointment as Acting Professor for Explainable Artificial Intelligence for Business Value Creation at the Department for Information Systems at the Universität Regensburg is a well-deserved recognition of his substantial contributions to our field. His impressive track record of publications in top-tier journals, combined with his ability to develop complex technical prototypes and lead […]
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11MAY 2026
General
BMFTR Project: AI-Supported Data Platform for Social Services
Our FAU sub-project is funded with approximately €779,000 by the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space. What is it about? The system of disability support (SGB IX) and social welfare (SGB XII) secures participation, self-determination, and basic livelihoods — for people with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or in particularly difficult social circumstances. Behind these broad […]Our FAU sub-project is funded with approximately €779,000 by the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space. What is it about? The system of disability support (SGB IX) and social welfare (SGB XII) secures participation, self-determination, and basic livelihoods — for people with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or in particularly difficult social circumstances. Behind these broad […]
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16APR 2026
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AI Agents and Social Services – What’s Already Possible Today?
What if an AI system could independently research suitable support services, prepare counseling sessions, and coordinate between multiple agencies – while social workers focus on what truly matters? On June 24, 2026 at 2 PM, we’ll be at the Nuremberg Digital Festival (NUE Digital) – with insights into the BMFTR-funded project KIDaS. In the KIDaS […]
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27MAR 2026
General
We congratulate Martin on successfully defending his dissertation!
Martin Käppel has defended an outstanding Ph.D. thesis that addresses a matter of genuine significance in process mining: data scarcity. His work thereby advances process monitoring applications at their very foundation: by intervening directly at the level of logged data. In doing so, his research elevates existing methods and techniques, particularly in the realm of […]
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27MAR 2026
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Blind Spots in Event Logs: How Generative AI Improves Process Prediction
Incompleteness is not an exception in data science, it is the rule. Our data almost always lags behind the signals that truly matter. In process analytics, this gap translates into blind spots: patterns of behavior that are simply not represented in our event logs. We set out to address exactly this problem. Our approach leverages […]
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02MAR 2026
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MBA module “Digital Processes & Services”: How far will agentic AI really bend the BPM curve?
How far will agentic AI (read: agent‑based LLMs) really bend the BPM curve? That question dominated our MBA module “Digital Processes & Services” at FAU WiSo. We took the deliberately cautious seat; opposite many of our students who already operate as AI professionals. Kudos to our industry contributors: Andreas Dietrich and Felix Lammermann (PRODATO – […]
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