With more than 200 scientific and general staff members, currently 15 units, and the research network Data Science @ Uni Vienna, the Faculty of Computer Science participates in many national and international cooperation projects, together with economic and scientific partners.
 

With more than 200 scientific and general staff members, currently 14 units of the Faculty and the Research Network Data Science, the Faculty of Computer Science participates in many national and international cooperation projects, together with economic and scientific partners.

Units of the Faculty

Our units of the Faculty represent the four main research areas currently established at the faculty:

  • Graphs and Networks
  • Data Science
  • Intelligent, Distributed, and Secure Systems
  • Human-Centered Computing

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Bioinformatics & Computational Biology (© Foxaon | Dreamstime.com)

DM - Data Mining and Machine Learning

MIS - Multimedia Information Systems

SEC - Security & Privacy

VDA -Visualization and Data Analysis

CT-Communication Technologies

EDEN - Education, Didactics and Entertainment Computing (© Universität Wien/ Barbara Mair)

SWA - Software Architecture

WST - Workflow Systems and Technology

Cooperative Systems - COSY

SC - Scientific Computing

TAA -Theory and Applications of Algorithms

EC- Entertainment Computing

DATA SCIENCE @ Uni Wien »

Data Science @ Uni Wien is a new research platform at the University of Vienna that presents a hub on all activities in data science at the University of Vienna.

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