University Council of Graz University of Technology as guest at Know-Center

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Ms. Senator h.c. (TU Vienna) Monika Fehrer, a member of the University Council of Graz University of Technology, was very enthusiastic about the innovative projects of the Know-Center.
Demonstrations from Knowledge Discovery, Knowledge Visualization,  Knowledge Evolution, and Knowledge Context illustrated the research results and presented their application opportunities in practice.
Ms. Fehrer is impressed by the innovation poser of the Know-Center and the Knowledge Management Institute.  We enjoyed the inspiring discussions and thank her for the visit.

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Invitation to the 47th community meeting of the Knowledge Management platform (PWM)

More information is available in our German news article.

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i-KNOW 2012 Call for Papers is Online

The call for papers of i-KNOW 2012 is available at http://i-know.tugraz.at/i-science/call-for-papers. We are looking forward to your submissions!

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Prof. Stefanie Lindstaedt invited as expert for Oe1 radio show

The interview is in German only.

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Public Service Review European Science and technology Issue 13

The prestigious Public Service Review published “The Know-Center as innovation driver”

Presented directly after the article by Dr. Bures, the renowned Public Service Review presents the Know-Center as a pioneer and leading center for innovation in Austria. The Know-Center, Austria’s Competence Center for Knowledge Management, researches and developes “power tools for the human brain” in the areas of Knowledge Discovery, Knowledge Visualization, Knowledge and Context Knowledge Maturing.

You read the entire article here.

 

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  • COMET K1 Research Funding Program

    The Know-Center is being funded through COMET – Competence Centers for Excellent Technologies – by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology (BMVIT), the Austrian Federal Ministry of Economy, Family and Youth (BMWFJ), the State of Styria, and Steirische Wirtschaftsförderung (SFG). The COMET program is being executed by Österreichische Forschungs­förderungs­gesellschaft (FFG).

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