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Last year (2019), TU Wien started an initiative presenting the diversity of its alumni.

Have a look at my TU Wien alumni profile (sorry, in German only), where I also provide some supporting words to young talent.

Are you interested in attending my CHIIR 2020 tutorial on multi-method evaluation (Leveraging multiple methods to answer what you were looking for)?

Consider preparing a small (very small!) task for the tutorial. It will help you get the best out of it for your very own research project. I summarized the task on the multimethods.info site that I maintain together with Eva Zangerle from Universität Innsbruck: Task description for the CHIIR 2020 Tutorial ‘‘Leveraging multiple methods to answer what you were looking for’’.

You can also download it from the media.ccc.de archive. Optionally, you can choose the audio track ‘‘English’’, where you hear the simultaneous translation into English.

I am happy to announce that I will join one of the panels at VUT Indie Days Köln, taking place for the first time as part of the c/o pop Convention 2020. I am looking forward to this event already now.

In our joint effort, advocating for multi-method evaluation, Eva Zangerle and me have set up a dedicated website: https://multimethods.info. On that page, we collect resources that help to apply multi-method evaluation in research and development.

See my PrivacyWeek talk on Sag mir, was du hörst—und ich sage dir, wer du bist at Relive until it will be archived on the Media Site of the Chaos Computer Club Germany.

I am happy to announce that I will give a tutorial with the title ‘‘Leveraging multiple methods to answer what you were looking for’’ at CHIIR 2020. Details will follow.