Join us at JKU on June 5th, starting at 18:30, for an exciting evening dedicated to the fascinating world of Cyber Security. Our event is hosted at and in cooperation with the LIT - Open Innovation Center and aims to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and practical applications.

We have lined up three insightful talks, each lasting approximately 20 minutes, that will provide you with valuable insights into different aspects of Cyber Security.*

Professor Rass, a renowned expert in the field, will kick off the evening by shedding light on the theoretical foundations of cyber security and sharing the latest advancements in research. Discover how theoretical concepts underpin the security measures we rely on in our digital world.

Next, Tobias Höller, the chairman of SIGFLAG, will take the stage to introduce the audience to Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions. Explore the exciting world of CTFs, where participants engage in thrilling challenges to test their cyber security skills. Discover the practical applications of CTFs and how they contribute to developing expertise in the field.

Lastly, Martin Dallinger, a student and computer-science enthusiast, will share his unique perspective on the topic. Drawing from his personal experiences and passion for cybersecurity, Martin will delve into the intriguing differences between Hacking Competitions and real-world work in security operations centers with critical infrastructure. Expect an engaging talk filled with interesting insights, unexpected challenges, and thought-provoking anecdotes.

Whether you are a student, professional, or simply curious about cybersecurity, this event promises to offer valuable knowledge and inspiration. Join us for an evening of informative talks, engaging discussions, and networking opportunities with like-minded individuals.

*Topics may be subject to change

Cyber Security: From Theory to Practice

We are thrilled to announce our highly anticipated event, "Quantum Computing - From Theory to Practice", which is scheduled to take place on March 28th in partnership with LIT - Open Innovation Center. This event will be held at the Stufenforum/OIC and will feature three enlightening talks centered around Quantum Computing.

The first talk, presented by Alexander Peherstorfer, will provide a brief introduction to the topic, laying the foundation for the audience to comprehend the more intricate concepts that will be discussed later in the evening. The second talk, delivered by Prof. Richard Küng, will delve deeper into particular concepts relevant to Quantum Computing and provide a more detailed understanding of the subject.

The third talk will be presented by Elisa Bäumer from IBM, who will offer valuable insights into the practical aspects of Quantum Computing. Elisa will explore the programming of quantum computers, the kinds of issues they may potentially solve, and the current challenges that need to be addressed. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of Quantum Computing and its potential applications, as well as invaluable insights into the practical aspects of this exciting and rapidly evolving field.

Following the talks, attendees will have the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals while enjoying catering services. This event aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Quantum Computing, from theory to practice. This is an unmissable opportunity to expand your knowledge and establish new, valuable connections. Join us at the Stufenforum/OIC on March 28th, we look forward to seeing you there!

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Quantum Computing: From Theory to Practice

Are you tired of the same old learning experiences at university or work? Are you ready to take your knowledge to the next level and learn some truly extraordinary and unique skills? If so, then come join us at the Grand Garage on January 13, 2023 at 14:00 for a workshop day like no other!

During this workshop day, you'll have the opportunity to learn about a wide range of topics, from hardware programming to game hacking. You'll be taught by university students and people working in the industry who are passionate about these topics and who will provide you with hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge. Plus, as a bonus, you'll be able to take home the hardware that you use during the workshop for just 15$ – a small price to pay for the valuable skills you'll gain.

But that's not all – after the workshop, there will be a networking session where you can connect with other like-minded individuals and continue to learn and grow together. Plus, there will be free food and drinks provided, so you can enjoy a tasty snack while networking and sharing ideas with others. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to learn some truly unique and valuable skills – sign up now!


In this workshop, participants will learn how to use Rust to hack and modify video games. The focus will be on implementing cheats and exploits to gain an advantage. Participants will also learn about common game hacking techniques and best practices. By the end of the workshop, they will have the skills to apply these techniques to their own projects.

Game Hacking with Rust

In this workshop, participants will learn the basics of Next.js, a popular JavaScript framework for building server-rendered and statically generated web applications. We will work through an example application built with tailwind to explore the core concepts of Next.js, including layouts, routing, and the Next Image component. We will also use an external public API to demonstrate how Next.js can be used in a real-world web application. By the end of the workshop, participants will have a strong foundation in Next.js and will be able to start building their own Next.js applications.

Introduction to Next.js

In this workshop, participants will learn about IoT development using the ESP32 microcontroller and the Arduino Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The workshop will cover setting up the IDE, learning about IoT technology and the ESP32, using I2C to communicate with sensors and displays, and programming a simple IoT application. By the end of the workshop, participants will have a basic understanding of IoT development with the ESP32 and will be able to start building their own IoT projects.

Note: You can keep the hardware used in this workshop.


IoT Development for ESP32

In this workshop we will explore the borders of good taste when we refactor a perfectly fine piece of code until there is nothing good left in it. From this we will draw learnings about software development processes and deepen our knowledge of programming and ourselves.

Refucktoring - beauty is in the eye of the beholder

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0xAthena - Tech Workshop Day

Am 22. November 2022 um 18:00 veranstalten die Vereine uniforce consulting und 0xA Science Association ein Event rund um das Thema Artificial Intelligence im Hörsaal 4 der JKU in Linz.
Beim Anti-Buzzword Talk erhältst du zu Beginn einen Überblick über das Thema, gefolgt von 3 interessanten Keynotes rund um Artificial Intelligence. In den Talks erfährst du mehr über den erfolgreichen Einsatz von Artificial Intelligence in Branchen wie Medizin und Produktion. Das Event lassen wir in einer entspannten Atmosphäre beim Networking ausklingen.
Wir freuen uns darauf, spannende Experten und Gründer aus dem Bereich Artificial Intelligence als Speaker begrüßen zu dürfen und dir die Welt der AI etwas näherzubringen!
Melde dich jetzt kostenlos für das Event an und vergrößere dein Wissen im Bereich Artificial Intelligence.
Die Keynotes werden auch online übertragen! Falls du online dabei sein möchtest, schreib uns eine Nachricht bei deiner Anmeldung und wir schicken dir den Link.
Wir freuen uns auf dich!🚀

Discovering Artificial Intelligence

Introduction to C#

Programming languages like C or C++ are known to be very hard. They are powerful tools, but even professionals make mistakes. With Rust, you can build blazingly fast and memory-safe programs without sacrificing developer productivity. This talks aims to show you why you need it and what makes it great.

Introduction to Rust

We warmly invite you to be a part of an enlightening evening at JKU on December 14th, starting at 18:00 at the at JKU Lecture Hall 3, dedicated to the intriguing world of Healthcare Technology. Our event is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and their practical applications in the healthcare sector.

We have organized three thought-provoking talks, each spanning approximately 20 minutes, that will offer you valuable insights into diverse aspects of Healthcare Technology.

The evening will commence with Philipp Moser, a researcher at RISC Software, who will illuminate the theoretical underpinnings of “Deep Learning for Healthcare” and share the latest advancements in this field. Learn how these theoretical concepts contribute to nurturing expertise in the field.

Following this, Christoph Guger, the CEO of g.tec engineering, will take the stage to familiarize the audience with “Brain-Computer Interfaces connected to AI”. Dive into the thrilling world of Brain-Computer Interfaces.

Concluding the series of talks, Patrick Haidinger, the CTO of FiveSquare, will share his unique insights on the topic “Sensing the Future: Predictive Networks in Healthcare”.

Whether you are a student, professional, or simply curious about healthcare technology, this event promises to offer valuable knowledge and inspiration. Join us for an evening of informative talks, engaging discussions, and networking opportunities with like-minded individuals.


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