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Computer Science Building in Spring
Sky view from the inner yard
Students' workspace in the new Computer Science Building
Spring

in Golm | Photo: Nuria Brede

Sky view

from the inner yard | Photo: Nuria Brede

Students' workspace

in the new Computer Science Building | Photo: ZIM / Thomas Röse

Directorate Change

As of 01 October 2023, Prof. Dr. Anna-Lena Lamprecht is the Assistant Director of the Institute of Computer Science.

Welcome events for new students

The Institute of Computer Science welcomes new students. The following introductory events will take place:

  • Kick-off meeting BSc ICS, MSc COS, BEd/MEd INF on Thursday, 05.10.2023, 9:00 a.m., 2.12.0.01 (Campus Golm, building 12, room 0.01)
  • Introductory lecture BSc ICS on Thursday, 05.10.2023, 11:00 a.m.,  2.12.0.01 (Campus Golm, building 12, room 0.01)
  • Welcome event MSc COS on Friday, 13.10.2023, 11:15 a.m., 2.70.0.09 (Campus Golm, building 70, room 0.09)
  • Introductory lecture MSc DSC on Monday, 16.10.2023, 8:15 a.m., 2.70.0.09 (Campus Golm, building 70, room 0.09)

News from the Institute and the University

Prof. em. Michael Gössel zum IFI-Fellow ernannt

Prof. em. Michael Gössel honored with the title IFI Fellow

The Institute for Computer Science appoints Prof. em. Michael Gössel as an IFI Fellow for his many years of service to technical informatics.

Transferpreis 2023 awarded to Prof. Lucke

Potsdam Transfer and UP Transfer GmbH honored the diverse and outstanding transfer activities of Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Ulrike Lucke.

Clenched AI

Science State Secretary Tobias Dünow learns about research on and with artificial intelligence at the University of Potsdam.

Excellent AI

Markus Hecher received the EurAI Artificial Intelligence Dissertation Award

Doctor of computer science - That's why a doctorate in IT is worthwhile

Interview with Prof. Dr. Torsten Schaub on Hochschul-Job.de (in german)

My workday

Finn Ziehe and Axel Wiepke work at the Institute of Computer Science (article in german)

In the Blink of an Eye

Eye movements can reveal a lot. A junior research group investigates what exactly.