Videos

Watch the interviews with the speakers from the 11th German-Brazilian Dialogue, which focused on Artificial Intelligence — its promises, expectations, and limitations in science and innovation.

(Audio: English, CC: English, Portuguese)

• Katharina Fourier

How does the Dialogue contribute to the debate on Artificial Intelligence?

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• Thais Melo

Can Artificial Intelligence reduce inequality in the healthcare sector?

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• Eduardo Zancul

How does FAPESP contribute to the increase in research on Artificial Intelligence?

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• Johannes Wahner

What needs to be done to develop AI in Brazil and Germany?

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• Christiane Woopen

How can the ethics of using Artificial Intelligence affect our daily lives?

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• João Paulo Papa

How can AI assist in everyday medical procedures?

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• Katja Mombaur

Can humanoid robots and exoskeletons help in our daily lives?

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• Juliano Maranhão

Why is it important to discuss regulations for Artificial Intelligence?

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• Jeanette Hofmann

How does Artificial Intelligence affect democracy?

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• Christoph Burchard

How can society learn critically about Artificial Intelligence?

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• Anderson de Rezende

Do we want Artificial Intelligence to replace us or to assist us?

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Follow the series celebrating 200 years of German immigration to Brazil.

(Audio: Portuguese, CC: Portuguese)

• Kerstin Schmidt (UFRN): Brazil is a place where new opportunities arise

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• Hellmut Eckert (USP São Carlos): São Paulo is very attractive to foreign researchers

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• Kai Enno Lehmann (USP): Cultural differences enrich the researcher’s work

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• Ulrike Schröder (UFMG): The atmosphere in Brazilian universities is very democratic

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• Klaus Capelle (former rector of UFABC): ‘Brazil is very attractive for academic activities’

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• Judith Hölzemann (UFRN): ‘There is a lot of research to be done in Brazil in all areas’

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• Interview with Maxi Neidhardt: DWIH offers synergy and visibility for German institutions (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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• Stephan Hollensteiner: global challenges connect Brazil and Germany (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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•  Irma de Melo-Reiners: DWIH São Paulo is a symbol for domocratic communication and cooperation (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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•  Stefan Laufer: DWIH São Paulo is the academic embassy in Brazil (English)

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•  DWIH interviews: Christina Peters, Head of DFG Office Latin America (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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• DWIH interviews: Sören Metz, TUM – Senior Regional Manager Latin America (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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•  DWIH interviews: Helena Nader, President of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences (ABC) (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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•  DWIH interviews: Andrea Mandalka, International Business Development at Fraunhofer Society (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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• DWIH interviews: Klaus Schützer, Laboratory for Computer Application in Design and Manufacturing (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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•  DWIH interviews: Euclides de Mesquita Neto, Adjunct Coordination at FAPESP (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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•  DWIH interviews: Anja Grecko Lorenz, Managing Director of the WWU Brazil Centre (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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• DWIH interviews: Thomas Timm, Executive Vice-President at AHK São Paulo (Audio: Portuguese, CC: English)

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• 1st Science Diplomacy Talk: Global Health in a Changing World – How Science Enables Diplomacy (English)

• Open House Day at DWIH São Paulo 2024 (Portuguese and English)

• Open House Day at DWIH São Paulo 2023 (Portuguese)

You can also watch the full broadcast.

(Portuguese and English)

• Open Windows Day at DWIH São Paulo 2021 (Portuguese or  German and Portuguese)

•  Open Windows Day at DWIH São Paulo 2020 (Portuguese)

• Falling Walls Lab Brazil 2024 (English)

• Falling Walls Lab Brazil 2022 (English)

• Falling Walls Lab Brazil 2021 (Portuguese)

•  Falling Walls Lab 2020 (English)

• 11th German-Brazilian Dialogue on Science, Research and Innovation: Artificial Intelligence: Promises, Expectations, and Limitations in Science and Society. (English)

• 10th German-Brazilian Dialogue on Science, Research and Innovation: Sustainable Energy Transition. (English)

Check out the event’s YouTube Shorts.

(Audio: English, Portuguese and German, CC: English)

•  9th German-Brazilian Dialogue on Science, Research and Innovation: Cities and Climate – The Multi-Level Governance Challenge (English)

• German-Brazilian EdTech Hackathon 2024 – Final Presentations and Announcement of Winning Teams (English)

• German-Brazilian EdTech Hackathon 2023 – Final Presentations and Announcement of Winning Teams (English)

• German-Brazilian EdTech Hackathon 2022 – Final Presentations and Announcement of Winning Teams (English)

•  DWIH São Paulo in the 72nd Annual Meeting of the SBPC – Conference: “A Portrait of Brazil – Travel Report by Spix and Martius” (Portuguese)

•  DWIH São Paulo in the 72nd Annual Meeting of the SBPC – Challenges of Communicating Science to Society (English or Portuguese)

• [DSPOTs] Impacts of the Pandemic on Social Inequality and Health (German or Portuguese)

• DWIH São Paulo Online Talks – Living: social behaviour, public health and social inequality during quarantine (English)

•  DWIH São Paulo Online Talks – Surviving: the search for medicine and vaccines against covid-19 (English)

•  DWIH São Paulo Online Talks – Shaping the Future of Society and Higher Education (English or Portuguese)

• Young Innovators Week Brazil 2022 (English)

• DSPOT – The Future is Green Hydrogen: Perspectives from Germany, Brazil and USA (English)

•  DWIH-FAPESP Online Talk on Cities and Climate (English or Portuguese)

• Artificial Intelligence: The 2024 Report of DWIH São Paulo (English)

• DWIH São Paulo: The Union of Science and Innovation from Brazil and Germany (English)

• DWIH São Paulo, 2021: a summary of our year (German and Portuguese)

♦ DWIH in 2020 (English)