| Title | Time | Room | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harnessing AI – Balancing Innovation with Responsibility | 10.04.2026 09:30 - 12:30 (Fri) | Central Bldg / O1 / Mondi 2a (I01.O1.008) Central Bldg / O1 / Mondi 2b (I01.O1.008) | Mutanwad, Krishna Riva, Valentina |
Description:
Responsible use of generative AI and AI tools is crucial for researchers to ensure accuracy, transparency, reproducibility, while maintaining trustworthiness of their scientific findings. This workshop – led by Krishna Mutanwad (Research Ethics Officer, ISTA) - will cover a comprehensive range of topics essential for postdocs keen on using AI responsibly in their research activities. The participants will get insights regarding the expectations surrounding the use of AI tools in areas of scientific writing, grant applications, literature review, hypothesis generation etc., with a strong emphasis on upholding research integrity and ethical standards at every stage of the process. The interactive format of the workshop will also include discussions on various topics such as ethical dilemmas around using AI tools, environmental impact of AI tools, leveraging AI tools for career advancement - focusing on crafting impactful CVs and excelling in interviews.
Capacity:
16/20
Course Code:
C_OTH-1020_S26
Course instructor(s):
Valentina Riva
Krishna Mutanwad
Main Contact:
Krishna Mutanwad
Course type:
Taught course
Course level:
Introductory
Course format:
On campus
Classroom requirements:
Capacity for 15-20
Duration:
Blocked course
ECTS:
0
Semester:
Spring 1
Minimum number of participants:
5
Target audience:
This workshop is targeted towards postdocs and final-year PhD Students at ISTA.
AI foundations are included in the mandatory "Essential Skills for Scientists – Research Ethics course for PhD students" for which this workshop is not a substitution.
Prerequisites:
None.
Assessment form(s):
Attendance and participation.
Grading scheme:
Pass/fail
Course Category:
Credit Course
Academic Year:
AY 2025/26
Moodle Course: