Last week, Victoria Kontrus and Stefan Hopf had the opportunity to present findings from the BUILD Project at the annual meeting of the Österreichische Gesellschaft für Geriatrie und Gerontologie (ÖGGG)
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VICESSE was invited to speak at the Führungskräftelehrgang of the BMI ("Erfolgreich Führen") on 16. & 26.03.2026 at the Wienerwaldhof.
Read MoreHannah Reiter gave a presentation of the finalized "GATHERINGS Common Standards for the privacy-friendly and cost-efficient surveillance of public gatherings" on the 4th March 2026 at the 2nd GATHERINGS online policy dialogue.
Read MoreAt the Net4Society online brokerage event "Artificial intelligence in Horizon Europe calls: an interdisciplinary challenge", Roger von Laufenberg delivered a key note presentation on "The added value of SSH Expertise in a technology-oriented project".
Read MoreChange in healthcare doesn’t happen by chance. It happens when professionals choose to act — deliberately, collaboratively, and guided by evidence.
The VIPROM Roadmap is a step-by-step guide designed for healthcare changemakers who want to drive meaningful progress in the prevention of domestic violence.
Das PEGEL-Projekt zur prognosegestützten Steuerung in Energiegemeinschaften für Lastoptimierung ist im Jänner 2026 gestartet. Das Projektkonsortium hat sich am 26. und 27. Jänner zu einem erfolgreichen Kick-Off-Meeting vor Ort im Lungau getroffen. Für VICESSE waren Hannah Reiter und Victoria Kontrus dabei.
Read MoreThomas Zenkl visited VICESSE as part of our Brown Bag Lunch Series, where we regularly welcome academics and practitioners from fields closely related to our work. Thomas Zenkl is currently completing his PhD project on resistance in algorithmic regimes at the University of Graz.
Read MoreIn September 2025, the BUILD project took an important step forward by hosting two interactive workshops on 15.9.25 and 18.9.25. The workshops brought together 17 professional carers and policymakers working in long-term care (LTC).
Read MoreUmut Turksen and Dr Rasha Kassem have published a new article in Policing: An International Journal examining why fraud remains deprioritised by UK police, despite being the most common crime in the UK.
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