Functions and consequences of artificial intelligence
in the science and higher education organization
Innovation analysis and transfer development
SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD
Excellent support
Interdisciplinary perspective and valued expertise
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Critical-constructive advisory committee
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Social, humanities and natural science backgrounds
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Decades of experience in large research projects
A long-term research consortium is literally well advised to involve experienced individuals who can closely monitor the project. Therefore, the research group sought to establish a scientific advisory board as early as the application phase. This board comprises distinguished experts from various responsible positions within the scientific community. The panel combines research and project experience in international sociology and philosophy of science , as well as in the natural sciences and higher education development .
The advisory board for the 2025–2029 project phase includes:
Prof. Dr. Elena Esposito
Universitäten Bologna und Bielefeld
Algorithmic Forecast in Insurance, Medicine and Policing
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Prof. Dr. Anke Hanft
Universität Oldenburg (pens.)
Akademische Weiterbildung und Qualität in der Hochschule
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Prof. Dr. Klaus Mainzer
Technische Universität München
TUM Emeritus of Excellenz, Komplexitätsforschung
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Prof. Dr. Rudolf Stichweh
Universitäten Bonn und Luzern
Gesellschaftstheorie und Demokratieforschung
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Aktualisiert: 28.07.2025
Bilder: KIWIT/Mitglieder/Privat
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Elena Esposito (2024): Communication with Incomprehensible Machines. Salzburg/Vienna: Residenz Verlag.
Klaus Mainzer (2019): Artificial Intelligence – When Will Machines Take Over? Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer.