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PICAIS Alumni Talks

Gain exciting insights into the research projects of our former PICAIS Fellows! In the PICAIS Alumni Talks, PICAIS Alumni present their scientific work from their fellowship period at the University of Passau in engaging talks – including new developments and findings that have emerged from their research.

The online event will provide space for questions and discussions after the talks, allowing for deeper scientific exchange and making the most of this unique opportunity for international networking.

Our presenting PICAIS Fellows:

  • Prof. Dr. Hedwig Eisenbarth (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)
    AI-based Modelling of Emotion to Understand (Criminal) Behavior
  • Dr. Nwet-Kay Khine (Chiang Mai University, Thailand)
    The emergence of digital authoritarianism - Myanmar between Chinese and Russian influence - as a laboratory for a new regime type
  • Dr. José Vicente Vezzosi (National University of Santiago del Estero, Argentina)
    Moral Discourses and Stateness: An Approach to the Emergence of Radical Populisms in Europe and Latin America at the Beginning of the 21st Century

*Registration via E-Mail (picais-office@uni-passau.de) required to receive the Zoom-Link.

2025-10-23, 12:00 - 14:00
Online (ZOOM*)

Additional Information

Open to all
Prior registration required
Organised by PICAIS - Passau International Centre for Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies
Event website https://www.picais.uni-passau.de/en/events/translate-to-englisch-picais-alumni-talks
Contact organizer of event picais-office@uni-passau.de

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