Carsten Trinitis

Carsten Trinitis is a Professor of Computer Architecture and Operating Systems at the Heilbronn campus of the Technical University of Munich since September 2021. He also serves as spokesperson for the 'Computer Science and Ethics' research group of the German Informatics Society, emphasizing the integration of ethical considerations into technological practices.

• Current affiliation: Technical University of Munich (Computer Architecture and Operating Systems)
• Research focus: Ethics in computer science, including system design, operation, and usage
• Leadership role: Spokesperson for 'Computer Science and Ethics' research group

His work addresses the practical challenges of ethical decision-making in technology, exemplified by his co-edited book Remorse – Case studies on ethical problems in computer science (2023), which provides a framework for resolving ethical dilemmas through real-world case studies.

The publication explores interdisciplinary intersections between computer science and ethics, covering topics such as ethical IT governance, privacy considerations, and responsible technological innovation. His research aligns with urgent contemporary debates about digital responsibility and sustainable technology practices.