Format: Each speaker talks 15 to 20 minutes, followed by 10 minutes Q & A.
May 14, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. (14:00) CEST
Introduction
- Hannes Werthner (TU Wien, Austria)
Digital Human
- Edward A. Lee (UC Berkeley, USA): The New Urgency of Digital Humanism As We Become Digital Human
Informatics Managing the Corona Crisis
- Lynda Hardman (CWI, Amsterdam): Moderation and Comment
- Niki Popper (TU Wien): Real Time Simulation Based Decision Support in Health Care Systems – the COVID-19 Crisis
- Andrea Ganna (FIMM – Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland): COVID19 host genetics initiative, how to enable data sharing across 120 studies and 600 researchers
Challenges: Privacy, Society
- Erich Prem (eutema & TU Wien, Austria): Moderation and Comment
- Walter Hötzendorfer (Research Institute – Digital Human Rights Center): Digital Humanism through Privacy by Design and Architecture: The Case of the Corona Apps
- Clara Neppel (IEEE): Privacy, and the Choice Between Surveillance and Citizen Empowerment
- Amy Mahn (NIST, USA): Cybersecurity Considerations for Telework
- Joshua Franco (Amnesty Tech): Human Rights Online: Where are We and Where Will Pandemic Response Take Us?
ICT and Politics
- George Metakides (President of Digital Enlightenment Forum, Visiting Professor, University of Southampton): New Policy Directions for European Digital Sovereignty