Welcome to BISS! We're a hub for bright minds diving into the fascinating world of data. At BISS, we're not just about teaching and researching data science; we're on a mission to make a real impact on society. By harnessing the power of AI and data science, we aim to tackle important challenges and create positive change. Join us in shaping a smarter, data-driven future at BISS!
Our work
Training Data Interpretation, Ethics & Security
In 2 days, data science will be explained in an interdisciplinary manner using a case from the organization.
EducationLegal Research Software
Open source software for legal research tasks.
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WELCOME | Prof. Dr. Peter de Kock - Principal Investigator We’re thrilled to welcome Peter de Kock to BISS! He brings a unique mix of energy, curiosity, and creative spark that fits perfectly with our mission. Peter’s background is anything but ordinary. He traveled the world as a filmmaker covering wars and international conflicts, earned a master’s in Criminal Investigation, and led covert departments within the National Police. After completing his PhD in AI in Crime and Safety, he became Professor of Practice at Tilburg University, alongside founding several AI companies, writing scenarios, and speaking on global stages. Now he is joining our team as Principal Investigator. We alread
NewsInspiration sessions Data science
3 inspiration sessions where participants will get insights and tools to increase the impact of data in their work.
EducationLinkedIn Post
CELEBRATION | Cheers to 10 years! October marked 10 years since Prof. Rudolf Müller stepped in as the first Scientific Director of BISS – back then known as Institute for Business Intelligence and Smart Services. A decade later, after many transformations, new projects, changes in the team, and evolving visions… Rudolf is still here - and still one of our strongest anchors. Rudolf, thank you for 10 years of dedication, curiosity, and community. We’re happy (and lucky!) to have you in our team. Here’s to many more years of impact!
NewsFlying Forward: Drones that fly on their own
How can drones follow the laws and rules that apply in a region, country and continent?
FinishedProjectWorking towards a clear and simple welfare application
We use data and behavioral science to improve the welfare application of a municipality.
FinishedProjectCan automated systems give good financial advice?
We investigate what good automated financial advice is, the ethical aspects, and communication.
FinishedProjectLinkedIn Post
BISS News | As of today, everyone who passes by our office knows what BISS is and what we do. Come and have a look for yourself!
NewsPriceless Assets of Subversion: Financial Crime and the Valuation of Unique Goods
In the PRICELESS project, we are improving the detection and prevention of subversive financial crime by examining how high-value unique goods—such as artworks, Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT's) , and luxury watches—are transformed into financialized assets.
In progressProjectEnhancing customer support with AI
Improving the efficiency of customer support by using AI to answer the most common questions.
In progressProjectThe Future of Automated Financial Advice: Value Creation and Ethical Issues
Value considerations, ethical dilemmas, and resolving methods in automated financial advice.
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Current partners
Working together on accessibility
Collaboration with BISS helped us take a fresh look at a complex process like the social assistance application. By bringing together behavioral scientists, data scientists, and policymakers under the guidance of a design thinking facilitator, we developed an approach that is both human-centered and data-driven. Thanks to this interdisciplinary collaboration, we were able to truly take steps toward a simpler, clearer, and more accessible application process for our residents.
Working together on accessibility
Collaboration with BISS helped us take a fresh look at a complex process like the social assistance application. By bringing together behavioral scientists, data scientists, and policymakers under the guidance of a design thinking facilitator, we developed an approach that is both human-centered and data-driven. Thanks to this interdisciplinary collaboration, we were able to truly take steps toward a simpler, clearer, and more accessible application process for our residents.
