ComAI Lectures - All events in the Winter Semester 2025/26
ZeMKI, Centre for Media, Communication and Information Research
The Centre for Media, Communication and Information Research (ZeMKI) is one of nine central research units at the University of Bremen and is one of the important European institutions researching questions into media-related transformations at the interface of the cultural, social, and technical sciences. Our research focuses on the emerging digital society in terms of the inequalities it generates while probing the historicity of their genesis and the challenges posed by algorithmic systems, automation, and the burgeoning datafied society.
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Workshop "Digital Service Act Art. 40: Promise vs. Practice"
Date: 26. November 2025 Time: 14:00 Location: ZeMKI, Linzer Str. 4 Room: 60.070 (Conference room) Lab Platform Governance, Media & Technology, in collaboration with the DSA 40 Data Access Collaboratory, is organising a workshop on “Digital Services Act Art. 40: Promise vs. Practice”. The event provides a space for researchers to explore and discuss current (…)
21. November 2025
Lecture by Yuru Li at CeCoR @ ASCoR in Amsterdam
21. November 2025
New article by Sandra Kero and Josephine B. Schmitt on right-wing extremist communication in social media
19. November 2025
Andreas Hepp and Hendrik Kühn on the Work Package “Prototypes of Social Cohesion”
16. November 2025
Sandra Kero and Rieke Böhling at DGPuK conference on “Images in motion and moving with images: gender, power, and mobility”
14. November 2025
Lecture by Cornelius Puschmann as part of the Diginomics Brownbag Seminar Series
13. November 2025
Lissa Holloway-Attaway as ZeMKI Fellow in Bremen
12. November 2025
Morality, politics, history and education - Why science needs to concern itself with computer games!
11. November 2025
The labs
Selected reasearch projects
- Active
"You Are Your History": Family Memory and Identity on Genealogy Platforms
- Duration: 2023 – 2027
- Project lead: Dr. Rieke Böhling
- Active
DFG Network "Potentials and Challenges of Computational Communication Science Using the Example of Online Protest"
- Duration: 2021
- Project lead: Prof. Dr. Stephanie Geise
- Active
Communicative Figurations of Informal Learning in Digital Gaming (CoFi ILDG)
- Duration: 2017
- Project lead: Prof. Dr. Karsten D. Wolf
- Active
Project IMPACT
- Duration: 2021 – 2025
- Project lead: Prof. Dr. Andreas Breiter, Prof. Dr. Karsten D. Wolf
