AI for Humanities: Transformation and Reflection
The emerging research field AI for Humanities: Transformation and Reflection, mobilises UFR’s broad humanities expertise to critically and constructively engage with rapid advances in artificial intelligence. It explores how large language models and related technologies can be adapted to serve inclusive, culturally attuned scholarship, while addressing issues of bias, digital sovereignty, and creativity. Research spans philological, historical, ethical, legal, and sociological perspectives, working closely with the Digital Humanities Lab and the Responsible AI network.
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Sustainable Land Use Under Global Change
The emerging research field “Sustainable Land Use Under Global Change” explores sustainable land use systems such as agroforestry and agri-photovoltaics (FRIAS project group Agri-Photovoltaics). This research field brings together a wide range of scientific disciplines with the aim of addressing key challenges such as climate change, food security, and biodiversity loss. The interdisciplinary collaboration of natural sciences (e.g., plant biology, hydrology, soil science, and meteorology), social sciences (e.g., environmental policy), technical disciplines (such as systems engineering), and law and economics enables the development of holistic solutions. In addition, close cooperation is maintained with internationally renowned external partners, including the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE and the University of Hohenheim. The aim is to combine technological progress with ecological responsibility, developing practical approaches to the sustainable development of existing land use systems.
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