CIDS – Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Sciences

CIDS – Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Sciences

Forschungsdienstleistungen

Dresden, Saxony 175 Follower:innen

Interdisciplinary hub for digitalization, data science and AI at Technische Universität Dresden

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We are an interdisciplinary hub for digitalization, data science, and AI at TU Dresden. At the Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Sciences (CIDS), we bring together cutting-edge research in high-performance computing, AI algorithms, human-machine interaction, complex system science, network science, and digital learning tools. Our close integration of engineering, natural sciences, and the humanities enables groundbreaking research at the intersection of multiple disciplines. As a scientific competence center at TU Dresden, CIDS unites eight departments specializing in different aspects of data science. In addition, CIDS includes central service units and an Interactive Science Lab to make its research transparent and accessible to the public. CIDS provides the university with essential IT infrastructure and supports digitalization across teaching, research, and administration. CIDS departments: • CODIP: Open Digital Innovation and Participation (digital media and tools for teaching, research, and daily life) • DST: Speculative Transformation (interdisciplinary research on the future of technology, infrastructure, and society) • ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig: Scalable Data Analytics and AI (national competence center for big data and AI) • SynoSys: Synergy of Systems (Complex Systems Science) • ZIH: Information Services and High-Performance Computing (National HPC and IT service provider for TUD) In development: • ReDA: Research Data Analytics (data management and protection) • CAMS: Advanced Modelling and Simulation (innovation lab for methods, theory, and software) • LICOSS: Living Labs Computer Science Saxony (interdisciplinary lab infrastructure) Core units: • SCD: Service Center Digitalization • ISL: Interactive Science Lab

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Forschungsdienstleistungen
Größe
201–500 Beschäftigte
Hauptsitz
Dresden, Saxony
Art
Bildungseinrichtung
Gegründet
2021
Spezialgebiete
Digitalization, Digital Sciences, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Data Management, High Performance Computing, Digital Learning und Research

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  • Visit our #exhibition //DataSpaces. Experiencing Science 🎉 Don’t miss the chance to discover the many intriguing facets of digital science in our exhibition! Explore current research topics from the CIDS and TU Dresden in this interactive showcase of science. If you’ve already been there, we’d love it if you shared your impressions – in this post – with others who might be interested. Let’s spread the word about this unique exhibition together! What can you experience? The exhibition //DataSpaces. Experiencing Science provides fascinating insights into current research projects by CIDS and TUD. Visitors can interact with the exhibits, e.g. manipulate swarms or traffic systems, train an AI, or explore the punch tape system that marked the beginnings of computer science – complete with your own punch tape experience! Showcases of historical artifacts from the university’s collection of early computing machines, such as the first “desktop computer” D4a, reveal the evolution of technology. The exhibition also features a unique approach to data visualization and digital science through artistic research, combining creativity and technology. What is it about? Science is a driving force in understanding and shaping the digital transformation reshaping our societies. Data serves as the foundation of our current digital era – a universal language, that science deciphers, making it accessible and usable. Ensuring transparency, security and accuracy in these processes are essential - key research topics of the CIDS. The exhibition makes these complex topics accessible by inviting visitors to shift their perspectives and engage in an interactive experience. Monika R., Robert Fischer, Maria Matthes and Brian Eschrich of the Interactive Science Lab (CIDS) developed  this exhibition bringing together research and student projects, historical objects, and art to offer a deep dive into the world of digital science. When and where? You can visit the exhibition until February 28th in the foyer of the Andreas Pfitzmann Bau (Faculty of Computer Science, Nöthnitzer Str. 46). Opening hours: Monday-Friday 10am-5pm For group visits or additional access, email us:isl@tu-dresden.de Explore a variety of free guided tours and events! For dates and further details visit https://lnkd.in/emni6ywF 📽️ Teresa Kamphausen #dataspaces #tudresden #interdisciplinaryscience #sciencecommunication

  • What a hugely inspiring project that aligns ideally with the mission of our Department of Speculative Transformation (#DST) to explore future possibilities for technology, infrastructure, and society. This powerful examination of just and sustainable futures truly deserves recognition - these critical questions resonate deeply with our interdisciplinary research approach. We are grateful to have researchers like Orit Halpern on board! 👏

    🌊 Reclaiming Futures: Water Sovereignties 🌊 Today, the fight over water rights is more urgent than ever. As climate change intensifies, access to this vital resource is increasingly contested, reshaped by privatization, financialization, and large-scale infrastructure projects. But amidst these challenges, voices from local activists, Indigenous nations, artists, and scholars rise to reclaim water as a commons, a right, and a source of life—not profit. We’re excited to announce Water Sovereignties, the first installment of the Reclaiming Futures online exhibition, featuring works by global creative practitioners commissioned by the Against Catastrophe project of our Co-Director Orit Halpern . Through powerful storytelling, design research, and speculative futures, these projects challenge the systems that commodify water and offer tools to imagine equitable, sustainable, and democratic alternatives. 🌀 Featured projects include:     Solveig Qu Suess’s Holding Rivers, Becoming Mountains: A video project that explores the geopolitics of hydroelectric development along the Mekong River and the counter-measurements taken by local communities to protect their riverine ecologies.     Antonia Hernández’s Dry Water: A video opera unraveling the complexities of water management in Chile’s Petorca Valley, where drought and intensive agriculture collide with activism for collective water rights. 💡 Complemented by essays from Andrew Alan Johnson, Jerome Whitington, Michael Pryke, and Meera Karunananthan & Marcela Olivera, this exhibition delves into critical questions:     How do we reclaim water as a shared lifeline rather than a financial asset?     How do activist solidarities and situated ecological knowledge help reshape planetary futures? Join us in exploring these critical works and conversations. Together, let’s envision a future where water sovereignties empower communities and ecosystems worldwide. 🌍 👉 Visit the exhibition: https://lnkd.in/ebFJhc2V © envato/Halpern #WaterSovereignties #ReclaimingFutures #AgainstCatastrophe #ClimateJustice #WaterRights #SpeculativeDesign #EnvironmentalJustice #Sustainability #DesignForChange

    Current Issue — Against Catastrophe

    Current Issue — Against Catastrophe

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  • Great to see the important discussion around #AI in university teaching being highlighted in this podcast! 👏 At #CIDS, we’re following the work of our departments ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig and #CODIP on this critical topic with great interest, especially as it aligns with the synergies across other departments within our center. For example, the #HPC systems of our #ZIH department play a key role in training #LLMs. We’re excited to see how the projects mentioned in the episode will evolve and grateful for the engaging insights shared—thank you for the inspiring podcast! 💡

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    Anika Hannemann and Dr. Hermann Diebel-Fischer joined the latest episode of the podcast „KI in der Hochschule“ by Arbeitskreis E-Learning der LRK Sachsen. In the episode "KI und Ethik in der Hochschullehre - Verantwortungsvoll, fair, privat, transparent, robust?!", they discussed how AI tools can be used responsibly in university teaching and in compliance with data protection regulations. Find the podcast on Spotify: 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4BWS5RU Watch the video version of the podcast here: 👉 https://lnkd.in/erN_BDv9

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  • 👋 Welcome to the Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Sciences (CIDS)! 🎉 We’re excited to mark the start of the New Year by launching our official LinkedIn presence to share our journey with you! Founded in 2021 at TU Dresden, #CIDS started as an ambitious hub for digital sciences. Since then, we’ve grown rapidly – welcoming new members, expanding our focus areas, and fostering vibrant interdisciplinary collaborations. Our expertise spans digitalization, data analytics, high-performance computing (HPC), and artificial intelligence. We’re on a mission to connect research and society, drive innovation, and develop impactful solutions for a digital future. 🚀 📍 Follow us for the latest insights into our dynamic projects and growing community – from foundational research to practical applications with global reach. Together, let’s shape the digital future – in 2025 and beyond! 🌟 #DigitalScience #Innovation #Research #AI #HPC #Collaboration

    CIDS – Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Sciences | LinkedIn

    CIDS – Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Sciences | LinkedIn

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