We are overwhelmed by the great variety of outstanding theses that have reached us. Thank you very much! The selection process is finished, the jury made their choice for the Women's STEM Award 2019:
convinced with her Master Thesis: "Automated Identification of Framing by Word Choice and Labeling to Reveal Media Bias in News Articles“ in the category "Artificial Intelligence“ and achieved the overall win. The winner from the Technical University of Konstanz will receive a prize money of 3.000 €!
with her Bachelor Thesis: “An analysis of live migration strategies for live network deception of highly-interactive adversaries“ (Technical University of Dresden).
with her Master Thesis: “Efficient Online Topology-Aware Network Slice Embedding for 5G Mobile Networks” (University of Augsburg/Technical University of Munich).
with her Master Thesis: "Improving Reliability in Wireless Sensor Networks through Interference-Adaptive TSCH Cell Assignment“ (Technical University of Hamburg).
with her Master Thesis: "A Game Theoretical Approach to Explainable Machine Learning“ (Technical University of Darmstadt).
with her Master Thesis: "Predictive Cloud Compliance“ (University of Passau).
Thanks again to all participants all over the world. And please take the opportunity that STEM offers such as exciting careers and interesting development opportunities. We wish you all good luck!
Congratulations: Our overall winner Anastasia Zhukova (middle) with Inga Walliser (left) and juror Dr. Jan Hofmann (right)
Congratulations to our winner IoT: Lotte Steenbrink (middle) with our jury duo Julia Oelgart (left) and Dr. Caren Klingbeil (right)
This year's prize in Cyber Security goes to our winner Jeannine Born (left), presented by the juror Thomas Tschersich (right)
Our happy winner Katja Ludwig (left) for the category Networks of the Future with juror Anna-Lena Bruné (right)
A great work also from our winner Theresa Tran (left) for the category Artificial Intelligence with juror Dr. Alexander Hullmann (right)
"Diversity in management teams has a major impact on the innovative power of business enterprises. Companies that foster a monoculture in today's fast-paced and innovative digital economy will be left by the wayside. Diversity means bringing together people of different nationalities, educational backgrounds and genders. We must also make sure that we provide more women with the expertise they need to play an active part in areas where they are still under-represented, for example, the STEM subjects. As a physicist, therefore, I am very pleased to be patron of the Women's STEM Award. My tip to all young women is, be bold. Take the opportunity that STEM offers you – exciting careers and interesting development opportunities await you."
Claudia Nemat, Board member of the Deutsche Telekom AG responsible for Europe and Technology
Internet of Things
The Internet of Things has long been more than just an abstract vision. Market researchers estimate that by 2020 some 30 billion "things" worldwide, such as elevators, cars and refrigerators, will be connected via the Internet. Solutions from the Industrial Internet allow companies to automate workflows, optimize supply chains by using intelligent software, and deploy their machinery safely and efficiently. We look forward to hearing about how you tackle the topic!
Artificial Intelligence
Machine learning, thinking robots and intelligent navigation: in the growth field of Artificial Intelligence, we are looking for scenarios for, and analyses of, the use of artificial intelligence in every sphere of life. What might AI mean for medicine and care, and what might it bring to logistics or the automotive industry? What are the opportunities and risks? Surprise us with a piece of work that pushes the boundaries of possibility!
Cyber Security
Attacks on the information infrastructures in cyber space are becoming increasingly complex and professional. At the same time, companies, state and citizens grow ever more dependent on IT, and so the potential for damage increases accordingly. Cyber security extends the area of activity of traditional IT security to cover all of cyber space. This makes modern information and communication technology practically in its entirety part of cyber space.
Networks of the Future
Streaming films in HD, high-speed surfing, video telephony – demands on the network are rising steadily. In order to cope with the rapidly growing data volumes, the network capacity needs to be constantly increased. In addition, innovations in applications, e.g. connected cars, are opening up new possibilities for industry and end customers. Whether in mobile communications with the next generation 5G or in the fixed network with vectoring or the fiber-optic rollout – fast Internet connections are crucial to economic and social development.
Cloud
With increasing importance of cloud based technologies and the growing number of valuable data, which are stored in it, there appears numerous approaches and research areas, from enabler technology of the internet of things to completely new experiences for the customer. Share with us your vision or practical application examples based on cloud technology!
Thomas Tschersich
+++ Head of Group Security Services +++ Fraud Management +++ Human Resources Security +++ Building Security +++ IT Security +++ Cyber Defence Center +++ Chairman of the BITKOM Security Steering Committee +++ Adviser to the German Federal Government and German Parliament +++ Graduate Engineer +++
Dr. Caren Klingbeil
+++ Squad Lead Big Data Analytics Partner Product & IoT Partner Manager +++ Partner Management +++ Analytics +++ B2B +++ IoT Partner Ecosystem +++ Agile Working+++ Master of Science in Business Admin.+++ Dr.rer.pol. Business Admin. +++
Julia Oelgart
+++ Head of Data Analytics IoT & Tribelead Data Intelligence Hub +++ T-Systems +++ Big Data +++ IoT Analytics +++ Artificial Intelligence +++ Agile Working +++ Master of Economics +++
We thank our partners meetome and Jungvornweg for their communicative support. In addition, we thank audimax and MINT Zukunft schaffen as our long-term partners.
MINT Zukunft schaffen
The initiative MINT Zukunft schaffen (STEM creating the future) has devoted itself to one of the most pressing problems facing the German economy, namely the lack of skilled professionals in STEM subjects. In response, it offers a broad platform for a wide range of individual initiatives. We have been actively involved since its foundation.
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