A warm welcome to three PhD Students,
Safra Martinussen,
Kamila Anna Dzierzak and
Nicklas Ravn, who are from the
TRACE project and have joined CDW. All three started their PhD journey on the 1st of April this year and work together to deliver
new and insightful knowledge on the digital transformations that are underway in contemporary health and social care practices.- Safra’s work engages with adolescents’ self-care practices with type 1 diabetes technologies.
- Kamila’s project investigates technology-mediated relational practices in the social care context.
- Nicklas’ work focuses on re-imagining affective relations with home care technologies.
All three projects are driven by a strong desire for collaboration, both internally and externally. Please do reach out if you see opportunities for sharing knowledge or working together with them.
On September 11th,
Vasilis Galis delivered an insightful talk at Vive's (The National Research and Analysis Centre for Welfare) annual meeting, titled
Policing the Crisis and the Politics of Digitalizationel. Also in September, the
Critical Understanding of Predictive Policing (CUPP) project has reached a significant milestone with the completion of its final deliverable. The resulting ideas catalogue, crafted by PROSA in collaboration with academic partners (including ITU) is designed for non-academic audiences such as civil society groups, policymakers, and politicians. This comprehensive guide highlights crucial issues and concerns related to the digitalization of police work, covering diverse areas including traffic and border control, crime prevention, and the prediction of future crimes.
On September 19, 2024,
Louise Harder Fischer was featured in the article
Guide: How to Get an AI Policy at Work. In the section, titled
"How Do I Get My Management on Board with an AI Collective Agreement?", Louise shared insights on navigating the integration of AI in workplace policies.
