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Here, you can find concurrent information about events organized by or featuring the Social Potentials in Autism Research Unit.
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  1. Symposium Liberty and Ownership of Social Data
    9:00 ·
    • Panel Discussion
    • Symposium

    Social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram have transformed global communication. For researchers, understanding these dynamics is crucial. We face important questions about online misinformation, digital democracy, polarization, and hate speech.To explore these critical issues, we invite you to our symposium, “Liberty and Ownership of Social Data,” on September 4, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the IAAC Lecture Theatre (Humboldtstraße 8, 07743 Jena). The symposium is free of charge and will also be available online

    • presence
    • online
    • public
    • barrier-free
    • Subject to registration
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About our Events

On this page, you find concurrent information about one-time events like our 10-Year anniversary in December, as well as periodic events like our Research Seminar Person Perception research Seminars: Current Topics in Autism Research and Network Meetings for our local Network and Research Unit members (held in German).

Our Research Seminar is a space for PhD candidates and postdocs as well as interested master’s students or members of the public to discuss their own research, relevant publications and Autism-related topics of interest. The Seminar is held monthly. Please find more information like logistics and previous contents on the Research Seminar’s Page linked below. There, and on Friedolin, we announce upcoming dates and topics at the start of each term.

The Netzwork meeting is targeted at our local Thuringian network of partners from research and practice, and is therefore held in German. Additionally, we have been Involved in several other Events in the past, cooperating with local treatment partners.

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