This workshop is for FLINTA only, i.e. women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, transgender and agender persons.

3 short topic highlights

• Kindergarden of the Gifted - Working with AI Agents: How will our thinking change when AI tools become an integral part of our day-to-day research? (Maximilian Klein, Institute for Systems Process Engineering)
• Philosophical Questions: What ethical implications arise in the research process involving LLMs? Do the results still count as knowledge (or science)? (Leo Maedje, Institute for Ethics in Technology)
• New tools, new rules?: What impact do LLMs have on the culture of academic debate and publishing? (Anna Lena Möller, Institute for Technical Education and Higher Education Didactics)

1 open discussion session

This is where we’d love to hear from you! What are your current thoughts, use cases, questions and pain points regarding the use of AI in scientific research?

Whether you’d like to share a specific use case from your field or contribute your own perspective – this is your platform! You don’t need to be an AI expert – just bring your experiences and your curiosity. The more diverse the experiences, the better!

Orientation, Networking and Start into Research for new Doctoral Researchers

Are you a new doctoral researcher at TU Hamburg? Kickstart your research journey with the Graduate Academy's event "Fall Onboarding: WiMis Getting Started" on Friday, November 20th, 2026.

This full-day event is designed to welcome you as a research assistant at TUHH and to introduce you to departments and people that you are likely to be involved with during your PhD. We want to give the TUHH and its various fields of work a face and thus facilitate getting in touch with each other. Furthermore, we would like to give you an opportunity to get in touch with other junior scientists, share experiences and form new connections.

Don’t miss this opportunity to start your doctoral journey with the support and resources you need to succeed!