KIT, Campus Süd
Geb. 30.91 (Schnabel-Haus), Raum 012, 76131 Karlsruhe
Anton Guhl (Lüneburg)
INTRO Café
Kaiserstraße 93
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Narges Naraghi, Institut für Technikfolgenabschätzung und Systemanalyse (ITAS)
The MuT x TRIANGEL STAMMTISCH is back, inviting you to join in inspiring discussions.
AI ≠ inclusive
Narges’s PhD, hosted by the KATE Graduate School and working at the Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (ITAS), explores the social and ethical consequences of being excluded from everyday AI technologies for people with disabilities. As reflected in the topic, the research focuses primarily on representational harms of AI, in contrast to allocative harms. This scoping is grounded in ethical AI scholarship, where social systems analysis is often described as a significant blind spot in AI research.
The study takes a critical standpoint, aiming to uncover the hidden power relations embedded in AI development and deployment. Building on this perspective, Narges will present two key contributions. First, how hidden meanings of “inclusivity” shape and sometimes undermine inclusive AI efforts for disabled communities. Second, the “enabling dilemma” of AI, showing how technologies can simultaneously empower and further marginalize disabled people.
Our STAMMTISCH is open to all - you can join and leave at any time.
📅 Wednesday, January 28, 2026
📍 INTRO Café, Kaiserstraße 89, Karlsruhe, Kaiserstraße 93, Karlsruhe
⌚ from 17:30
⭐ admission free, a table is reserved for the STAMMTISCH
💬 mostly in English
We look forward to seeing you there!
More on the event
➡️https://www.mensch-und-technik.kit.edu/english/cuknow_stammtisch.php
Zoom (register for session to get the link)
Join inspiring talks on the future of urban life with researchers from across Europe. Register to get the Zoom link!
06.11. A pluralistic & integrated approach to action-oriented knowledge for sustainability; Prof. Lang, KIT
13.11. Challenges & Opportunities for Decarbonising Mobility; Prof. Meinherz, KIT
20.11. Collaborative housing: past, present, future; Prof. Späth, Dr. Schmid, UFR
27.11. Sustainable & Energy Efficient Buildings; Prof. Tsikaloudaki, Prof. Theodosiou, AUTh
04.12. Urban Water Management; Prof. Theodossiou, AUTh
11.12. Transport, 15-Minute Cities & Societal Changes; Prof. Susilo, BOKU
18.12. Urban Water Bodies: restoration, reconciliation, redesign; Prof. Wantzen, UNISTRA
15.01. Living labs: a concept for co-designing nature-based solutions; Prof. Zingraff-Hamed, UNISTRA
22.01. The challenge to adapt cities to climate change; Dr. Böhnke, KIT
29.01. Urban Climate Action Plan; Prof. Tollin, SDU
05.02. Class meets Land: the embodied history of land financialization; Prof. Kaika, UvA
12.02. Towards a deeper understanding of up-scaling in socio-technical transitions: The case of energy communities; Dr. Giezen, UvA
Organized by IfR (KIT), CuKnow & EPICUR.
Zoom (register for session to get the link)
Join inspiring talks on the future of urban life with researchers from across Europe. Register to get the Zoom link!
06.11. A pluralistic & integrated approach to action-oriented knowledge for sustainability; Prof. Lang, KIT
13.11. Challenges & Opportunities for Decarbonising Mobility; Prof. Meinherz, KIT
20.11. Collaborative housing: past, present, future; Prof. Späth, Dr. Schmid, UFR
27.11. Sustainable & Energy Efficient Buildings; Prof. Tsikaloudaki, Prof. Theodosiou, AUTh
04.12. Urban Water Management; Prof. Theodossiou, AUTh
11.12. Transport, 15-Minute Cities & Societal Changes; Prof. Susilo, BOKU
18.12. Urban Water Bodies: restoration, reconciliation, redesign; Prof. Wantzen, UNISTRA
15.01. Living labs: a concept for co-designing nature-based solutions; Prof. Zingraff-Hamed, UNISTRA
22.01. The challenge to adapt cities to climate change; Dr. Böhnke, KIT
29.01. Urban Climate Action Plan; Prof. Tollin, SDU
05.02. Class meets Land: the embodied history of land financialization; Prof. Kaika, UvA
12.02. Towards a deeper understanding of up-scaling in socio-technical transitions: The case of energy communities; Dr. Giezen, UvA
Organized by IfR (KIT), CuKnow & EPICUR.
TRIANGEL Transfer | Kultur | Raum
Kaiserstraße 89-93
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Prof. Dr. Darko Jekauc, KIT
Join Prof. Dr. Darko Jekauc, head of the research group "Health Education and Sports Psychology", to discuss crises in professional football and learn about the role of the number Phi and how his approaches can be applied to other systems in which expectations, dynamics and collective processes interact.
📅 Wednesday, 11 February 2026
📍 TRIANGEL Transfer | Kultur | Raum, Kaiserstraße 93, Karlsruhe
⌚ 13:30 - 14:30
⭐ admission & barrier free
💬 event language mainly German
This edition of MuT2Go is just right for you if you are interested in one or more of the following topics:
The dark side of professional football
Sports science
Psychological approaches in sport
Team crises
More info on the event
➡️https://www.mensch-und-technik.kit.edu/mut2go.php
Zoom (register for session to get the link)
Join inspiring talks on the future of urban life with researchers from across Europe. Register to get the Zoom link!
06.11. A pluralistic & integrated approach to action-oriented knowledge for sustainability; Prof. Lang, KIT
13.11. Challenges & Opportunities for Decarbonising Mobility; Prof. Meinherz, KIT
20.11. Collaborative housing: past, present, future; Prof. Späth, Dr. Schmid, UFR
27.11. Sustainable & Energy Efficient Buildings; Prof. Tsikaloudaki, Prof. Theodosiou, AUTh
04.12. Urban Water Management; Prof. Theodossiou, AUTh
11.12. Transport, 15-Minute Cities & Societal Changes; Prof. Susilo, BOKU
18.12. Urban Water Bodies: restoration, reconciliation, redesign; Prof. Wantzen, UNISTRA
15.01. Living labs: a concept for co-designing nature-based solutions; Prof. Zingraff-Hamed, UNISTRA
22.01. The challenge to adapt cities to climate change; Dr. Böhnke, KIT
29.01. Urban Climate Action Plan; Prof. Tollin, SDU
05.02. Class meets Land: the embodied history of land financialization; Prof. Kaika, UvA
12.02. Towards a deeper understanding of up-scaling in socio-technical transitions: The case of energy communities; Dr. Giezen, UvA
Organized by IfR (KIT), CuKnow & EPICUR.