Last fall, Microsoft introduced a new version of Teams compatible with Windows and Apple devices. Recently, Microsoft announced the retirement of the "classic" Teams version. 

Starting 1 April, users still using classic Teams will undergo automatic updates to transition to the new Teams client. This transition applies to both desktop and web clients.

The look and feel of Teams will not change, but you can expect better performance. 

Highlights include:
 
•    Faster processing
 
•    Easier navigation
 
•    Less system resources used
 
•    Streamlined interface functionality
 
•    Side-by-side cross-tenant collaboration for interacting with other universities and workplaces that use Microsoft Teams. 

Do you struggle or face barriers in your thesis process?

Maybe it is time to join fellow thesis writers for an inspirational, hands-on, and dialogue-based session covering various strategies to manage your current thesis process.
 
We will zoom in on the writing process and on tips for getting some writing done. (The session will not in particular be about the use of Generative AI in the process).
 
When and where: 20 March at 14:15 - 16:00 in Room 2A12-14.

Join this AIR Lab workshop which will focus on Wekinator, an easy-to-use software for interactive machine learning.

This workshop is a great possibility to learn how to use machine learning and implement it into your design projects or prototypes without any coding!

When and where: 20 March, 14:00-17:00 in AIR Lab. 

All ITU students are welcome.

Center for Climate IT is happy to present a new CCIT Seminar with  Kristine Samson, Associate Professor, Department of Communication & Arts, Roskilde University.

She will give a guest lecture on her research. Her talk is titled: “The planetary, datafication and how do we start regenerating the web of life?”

When and where: 21 March 21,12:00-13:00 in room 3A18 and online.