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How Spitex is becoming all-round digital – a pilot project by Spitex and BFH

Spitex Bern has launched a pilot project together with the Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH): Over a period of four years, the Spitex organisation is undergoing a comprehensive digital transformation, closely accompanied by scientific research. Swiss companies must adapt to the megatrend of digitalisation in order to remain competitive and fit for the future. […]

Hi ChatGPT, are you biased?

ChatGPT is a recent language model that is being prominently discussed in the media. Since we know from our previous research that language models can be biased, we directly asked ChatGPT if this was the case and performed some further experiments to probe the model for bias. This is a highly relevant topic for the […]

How a Triplestore can publish data of the Swiss lakes

21. December 2022/in Digital Government EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Markus Böhme

The Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN) uses a TripleStore database to publish environmental data on the Internet. This article shows which advantages such a technology can offer when building a network of environmental data. In collaboration with the Federal Archives (SFA), the FOEN has put a TripleStore into operation at lindas.admin.ch and published the […]

Do citizens’ councils bring a democracy update for cantons and communes?

16. December 2022/in Digital Government EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Jan Fivaz

In many countries, participatory and deliberative approaches have been used in recent years to increase the direct involvement of citizens in political decision-making processes. Apart from a few pilot projects, Switzerland is still largely outside this trend. In this paper, two examples are given to illustrate how such approaches could complement existing democratic institutions at […]

Towards deep learning-based weather reconstruction of the Great Frost

6. December 2022/in Machine Intelligence EN, Professional Contribution EN, Sustainability EN/by Yannis Schmutz

In the early 18th century, Europe experienced a mini ice age, which has been proven to be the coldest period of the last 1000 years [1]. Our author studies how methods from the field of Deep Learning can contribute to a better understanding of the progression of this cold period, which is known as the […]

Do we need a new mindset for Smart City & Living?

2. December 2022/in Professional Contribution EN, Smart City & Living EN/by Thomas Rohner

The planning of our built world must evolve to be climate compliant. The climate will dictate the building plan of the future. Concepts of sustainability and the circular economy will become decisive planning factors. The use of resources and energy will guide the building of the future. Technology development can only emerge successfully and sustainably […]