Frühere Veranstaltungen
- 27.09.2022 : Semester-Anfangs-Gottesdienst / Get started! Service at the semester's begin
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- 04.04.2022, 18:15: Prof. Dr. Bill Newsome, Director of the Stanford Institute for Neurosciences
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Did my neurons make me do it? Brain, mind and free will
FLYER - 28. 10. 2021: Prof. Dr. Jakob Zinsstag
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Covid-19 aus der Perspektive von “One Health"
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28.09.2021 : Semester-Anfangs-Gottesdienst /
Get started! Service at the semester's begin
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- 05. 11. 2019: Prof. Rudolf Steiger
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Hochschule im Spannungsfeld von Erfolg und Menschlichkeit
V I D E O Flyer back page - 24. 09. 2019: Prof. Dr. John C. Lennox
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Do Science and God Mix?
Flyer - 25.-29. 03. 2019: Hochschultage
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What does it mean to be HUMAN?
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VIDEOS - 08.11.2018: Prof. Dr. Jürg Leuthold
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Was ist Licht? Was wissen und was glauben wir?
Flyer - 15.05.2018: Jennifer Wiseman (NASA)
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A Universe of Mystery and Awe
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Flyer as pdf - 14.03.2018: Prof. Dr. Thomas Peter
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Weltklima und Pariser Abkommen - rationales Ziel
oder Glaubenssache?
Flyer - 5.-6. und 15.11.2017: Hochschultage 2017
- Has Christianity Changed the World for the Better ? Der Flyer sagt, was gelaufen ist.
- 22.03.2017: Prof. Dr. Hans Bjarne Thomsen
- Decorative Buddhas
Tibetan Banners on Swiss Summit Crosses and Decorative Buddha Lamps: Research and Belief of an Art HistorianIn the last years, a curious development has taken place in the daily display of religious images. Instead of the once ubiquitous garden leprechauns, for example, we now see Buddhist deities springing up on balconies and in gardens. In fact, such icons can be seen lined up in department stores, in all colors and sizes. Again, when ascending Swiss mountains, we now see Tibetan prayer flags draped around summit crosses. How are we to understand this great proliferation of religious images around us, especially as they seem to be largely unrelated to the the corresponding spread of religious beliefs do not spread accordingly? How should we deal with with the icons and deities of other religions with which we may not share in belief? And how shouldcan a practicing Christian teach the art history of Buddhist imagery, or indeed, tangible manifestations of any other religion to his or her students? These and other questions will be explored in a discussion of case studies and themesdiscussed based on a career as an art historian of East Asian art.
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How do you know that? -- Panel discussion with Ellis Potter, Christina aus der Au, Prof. Steineck
Three theories of everything -- Talk by Ellis Potter
Big questions. -- Podium between Dr. A. Lewis and Prof. B. Moore- 21.04.2016: Professor Rosalind W. Picard
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Playing God? Towards machines that deny their maker
In the 90's, I set out to create technology that has the skills of emotional intelligence. Today, technology is acquiring the capability to sense and respond skilfully to human emotion, and in some cases to act as if it has emotional processes that make it more intelligent. What is driving this progress?I'll give examples of the potential for good with this technology in helping people with autism, epilepsy, and mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression. However, the possibilities are much larger: Affect sensing is being used to make ads less boring, and to sell more products. Social robots will need emotional intelligence, including the ability to read our emotions in our private homes, in order to not annoy us. Some organizations want to sense human emotion without people knowing or consenting, for example, to detect terrorists in public settings. A few scientists want to build computers that are vastly superior to humans, capable of powers beyond reproducing their own kind. What do we want to see built? And, how might we make sure that new affective technologies make human lives better? - 20..-22.10.2015. Hochschultage 2015: Sonst noch Fragen?
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Ist Religion gefährlich? -- Ich leiste, also bin ich? -- Ist Gott wirklich gut?
Religiöser Wahrheitsanspruch: Sind Intoleranz und Gewalt vorprogrammiert? -- Podiumsdiskussion mit Dr. Christian Hofreiter, PD Dr. Christina aus der Au und Bekim Alimi
Gewalt im Namen Gottes. Gibt es Rezepte gegen religiöse Intoleranz und Gewalt? -- Vortrag von Dr. Christian Hofreiter
Leistungsdruck: Freund oder Feind? -- Podiumsdiskussion mit Dr. Roland Frauchiger, Dr. Martin Herdegen und Dr. Christian Hofreiter
Ich leiste, also bin ich? -- Vortrag von Dr. Christian Hofreiter
Leidende Welt, liebender Gott? -- Podiumsdiskussion mit PD. Dr. med. Eva Bergsträsser, Dr. Martin Mächler und Dr. Christian Hofreiter
Warum würde ein liebender Gott so viel Leid zulassen? -- Vortrag von Dr. Christian Hofreiter
