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On March 18, 2026, ZeMKI welcomed Prof. Dr. Emilija Gagrčin as a new member. In a short interview, Emilija Gagrčin outlined her academic career, shared her thoughts on ZeMKI and Bremen, and elaborated on her (…)

ZeMKI is pleased to welcome a new addition: Prof. Dr. Axel Bruns has recently joined the “Communicative AI” (ComAI) research group as a Mercator Fellow.

Since 2023, the research project We The (Social) Media (WTSM) has been examining how social movements use social networks and which challenges arise in the process.

The new ZeMKI working paper by Enrique Uribe-Jongbloed and Carlos Gutiérrez-González, entitled “Restoring audiovisual products sustainably: innovative approaches to work with audiovisual archives” is now available. What is it about? The paper explores evolving definitions (…)

On Thursday, 26 March 2026 at 17:00, the PGMT Lab through the EU-funded project REMIT ("Reignite Multilateralism via Technology") will host a public discussion with Professor Marianne Franklin of the University of Groningen. The event, held at the Kleiner Saal of the Haus der Wissenschaften is open to the public and moderated by PGMT member Dr. Dennis Redeker.

Prof. Dr. Christian Katzenbach participates at the conference "Code & Codex – AI and Ethics in Military Combat" that takes place at Helmut-Schmidt-Universität/ Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg on 19th and 20th of March 2026.

The article “Counter publicity as a feeling? Alternative media and public dissent as the will and imagination of their users” co-authored by the ZeMKI members Katharina Schöppl and Christian Schwarzenegger, is awarded second prize for the best communication studies journal article of 2025 at the DGPuK 2026 conference.

#ShortVideoEducation TikTok vs. YouTube: What Are the Differences Between Explanatory Videos on Both Platforms? On March 19, 2026, Prof. Dr. Karsten D. Wolf from the ZeMKI Lab for Media & Education presented at the #TikTokTalks (…)

Prof. Dr. Christian Katzenbach co-authored a new article about the discursive order of AI, published in Big Data & Society.

The Weser Report has profiled molo and offers insights into the work of the ZeMKI project.

ZeMKI member Prof. Dr. Delia Gonzalez de Reufels appeared on March 12, 2026, as a guest on the Deutschlandfunk podcast “Der Rest ist Geschichte” in an episode titled “Rechtsruck in Chile - Der Präsident und seine Schwäche für einen Diktator”.

ZeMKI’s new introductory video is now online and offers insights into the interdisciplinary work carried out at the institution.