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ITA Dossiers

The publication series of the ITA for politics and society

In this series, the ITA summarises the core results of its own research projects as well as of selected projects of other technology assessment institutions. The ITA Dossiers are only two pages long and present the topic in a non-scientific language with a view to options for actions in politics and society.

The ITA Dossiers are published here and on EPUB.OEAW/ITA-Dossiers. ISSN (online): 2306-196

Since we publish the dossiers according to the type and working language of the respective project, the following list may vary slightly from that in German. Click here for our German dossiers.

Da wir die Dossiers je nach Art und Arbeitssprache des jeweiligen Projektes publizieren, kann die folgende Liste zu jener in deutscher Sprache leicht variieren. Klicken Sie hier für unsere deutschen Dossiers.

 

  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). Cultures of responsibility for AI start-ups (ITA Dossier No.65en (September 2022, Author: Tanja Sinozic, Steffen Bettin, Titus Udrea). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-065en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). Augmented reality in public spaces. ITA Dossier No.66en (September 2022, Author: Niklas Gudowsky-Blatakes). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-066en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). Secure power supply in the energy transition. ITA Dossier No.64en (August 2022, Author: Stefan Strauß, Doris Allhutter, Michael Ornetzeder). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-064en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). New paths towards open data? ITA Dossier No.63en (May 2022, Author: Fynn Semken, Astrid Mager). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-063en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). Understanding AI. ITA Dossier No.62en (May 2022, Author: Walter Peissl). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-062en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). Follow the science? Policy advice in times of crises. ITA-Dossier no. 61en (May 2022; Author: Alexander Bogner). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-061en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). What opportunities does this pandemic offer? ITA-Dossier no. 59en (March 2022; Authors: Karen Kastenhofer, Hannah Rosa Friesacher, Alexander Reich, Leo Capari). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-059en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). Nanosafety through Standards ITA-Dossier no. 60en (March 2022; Authors: André Gazsó, Anna Pavlicek). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-060en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2022). How to plan the local energy transition ITA-Dossier no. 58en (March 2022; Authors: Michael Ornetzeder, Leo Capari). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-058en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2021). Co-Creation: A challenging process. ITA-Dossier no. 56en (Dezember 2021; Authors: Ulrike Bechtold, Daniela Fuchs, Vera Borrman). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-056en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2021). Expanding ELGA in a reflective way ITA-Dossier no. 57en (June 2021; Autorinnen: Tanja Sinozic, Gloria Rose). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-057en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2021). Gender and Diversity in (Nano)Tech Development ITA-Dossier no. 54en, (June 2021; Authors: Ulrike Bechtold, Daniela Fuchs, Vera Borrmann). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-054en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2021). Technology for older adults: Interaction instead of sensors ITA-Dossier no. 53en (March 2021; Author: Ulrike Bechtold). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-053en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2021). Biometrics: The body as universal ID? ITA-Dossier no. 55en (April 2021; Authors: Stefan Strauss, Felix Schaber, Walter Peissl). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-055en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2021). How fair is the AMS Algorithm? ITA-Dossier no. 52en (March 2021; Authors: Astrid Mager, Doris Allhutter). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-052en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2021). When AI is working for us. ITA-Dossier no. 50en Jannuary 2021; Authors: Johann Čas, Jaro Krieger-Lamina). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-050en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2021). Modelling which future? ITA-Dossier no. 51 (January 2021; Authors: Daniela Fuchs, Anja Bauer, Leo Capari, Tituts Udrea). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-051en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2020). Electric vehicles in Viennese fleets. ITA-Dossier no. 48en (November 2020; Authors: Steffen Bettin, Michael Ornetzeder, Anna Pavlicek). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-048en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2020). The new Technosciences ITA-Dossier no. 49en (Oktober 2020; Authors: Karen Kastenhofer). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-049en
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  • ITA [Hrsg.],. (2020). Factcheck 5G & Health ITA-Dossier no. 47 (April 2020; AutorInnen: Karen Kastenhofer, Michael Nentwich). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-047en
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    -> Electromagnetic fields have already been considered a potential health risk with previous generations of mobile radio communication. In 2011, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified mobile phone radiation as “possibly carcinogenic”. To this day, experts continue to discuss this topic with much controversy. -> 5G, the latest generation of mobile phone networks, promises to transmit larger amounts of data with lower latency. Industry 4.0, augmented reality games or the Internet of things rely on such higher performance. -> The assessment of risks and gaps of knowledge enables precautionary regulation and a prudent approach to 5G

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