Data Science Day 2019
- Date: May 29, 2019
- Place: Rosensäle, Fürstengraben 27, 07743 Jena
- Organized by: Theoretical Computer Science, FSU Jena
- Workshop Website: https://www.fmi.uni-jena.de/dsdj2019
This Data Science Day was the third in a series of events whose goal was to bring together those peope at Jena who are interested in the broad topic of data science. The two keynotes by Alexander May and Viktor Leis showed the breadth of data science topics. Alexander May of Ruhr-Universität Bochum gave an illustrative introduction to quantum computing. The audience appreciated that he did not concentrate too extensively on the physical aspects. Viktor Leis who was just appointed to the Chair of Database and Information Systems at FSU Jena used this opportunity not only to introduce himself and his scientific research interests, but also to share his experiences in transferring reasearch results into a commercial setting.
The Data Science Day included the following presentations:
Title of Presentation | Speaker | Affiliation |
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Introduction to Quantum Algorithms and their Effects on Cryptography | Prof. Dr. Alexander May | Ruhr-Universität Bochum |
Data Source Vehicle – Transport Management on Roads 4.0 | Dr. Harald Hempel | DAKO |
Automatic Detection of Informative Tweets During Disasters | Dr. Anna Kruspe | German Aerospace Center |
Data Thinking – Data-driven Strategies of the Digital Transformation | Michael Unterreitmeier | dotSource GmbH |
Digital Strategy of the Federal State Government: Status and Perspective | Stefan Schatkowsky | Thüringer Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Wissenschaft und Digitale Gesellschaft |
Medical Data Science – More than Data-driven Medicine and the Application of Algorithms | Prof. Dr. André Scherag | FSU Jena |
The Evolution of the Main-Memory Database System HyPer: From Transactions and Analytics to Big Data and from Research to Technology Transfer | Prof. Dr. Viktor Leis | FSU Jena |