Titlebook: Informatics in the Future; Proceedings of the 1 Hannes Werthner,Frank van Harmelen Conference proceedings‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s) (if ap

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,On the Big Impact of “Big Computer Science”,king at the foundations and models of big science one wonders if such new approach is in contrast with critical thinking and model-driven scientific methods—which has shaped for decades higher education in science, including computer science. In this paper, after a discussion on how big science is s

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On Informatics, Diamonds and T,nology trends. My key messages are that (1) ICT has become ubiquitous and therefore runs a risk of becoming understated and worse, underappreciated. (2) because of its widespread use ICT is evolving to be more involved in interdisciplinary research. I argue that interdisciplinarity itself is inheren

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Leadership and Balance in Research,we share our reflections based on the experience of building and leading a research group of over 40 people at a national research institute. Our first observation is that leadership of a research group towards success requires clear philosophical alignment, fundamentals shared between all the membe

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Ethics for the Digital Age: Where Are the Moral Specs?,haped our societies (A good example is the work of Ithiel de Sola Pool in the mid twentieth century. See for example ., Transaction Publishers, London/New York.). In the last 30 years, researchers in a variety of disciplines such as technology assessment, computer ethics, information and library sci

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