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Author: Katrin Angerbauer

London Calling – Going Abroad to Research Accessibility as a Disabled Researcher

London Calling – Going Abroad to Research Accessibility as a Disabled Researcher

From May to July 2023, doctoral researcher Katrin Angerbauer went to London for her research stay abroad. On our blog, she writes about her experience of going abroad as a disabled researcher.

Katrin Angerbauer 2024-05-292024-07-30 Young Academics No Comments Read more

Für mehr Girl Power in der Informatik – Der Girls’ Day 2021

Für mehr Girl Power in der Informatik – Der Girls’ Day 2021

Der Girl’s Day war dieses Jahr ein Gemeinschaftsprojekt vom SFB-TRR 161 und dem SFB1313, und im speziellen eine Kooperation der Uni Konstanz und der Uni Stuttgart. Insgesamt bildeten wir ein 8-köpfiges Team, dass sich dieses Jahr der Herausforderung stellen musste den Girl’s Day online zu gestalten.

Katrin Angerbauer 2021-05-262021-06-14 Applications, Visual Computing for the public No Comments Read more

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