Speaker: Prof. Wim Michiels (KU Leuven, NUMA – Numerical Analysis and Applied Mathematics section) Location: Seminar Room of Alan Turing building (Coppito 0) Date: Tuesday, May 27, 16:15 – 17:00 Live streaming on “ExEmerge Seminars” team (MS Teams code b7ti8br, link to the meeting here) Title: On the analysis and control design for time-delay systems Abstract: Time-delays are important components of many […]
The Talking Scientist (part 2) – Science Communication in Practice
In this module, participants will explore practical approaches to science communication, with a focus on some specific applications. We will discuss various methods of engaging with the public, from writing press releases and articles to organizing science events and public talks. Participants will be introduced totheories and principles of effective communication in different formats such as museums, citizen science, and […]
The Talking Scientist (part 1) – History and Evolution of Science Communication
Science communication has evolved dramatically, adapting to societal changes and technological advancements to make scientific knowledge more accessible to the public. In this seminar, we traces the history of science communication and explore some key moments, influential figures, and shifting methodologies that have shaped how science is shared with society. This seminar provides an introductory overview of how science communication […]
[SEMINAR] EDISS-sponsored seminars
Next EDISS-sponsored seminars: Valentina Lenarduzzi: Monday November 25th, noon“Advanced Methods for Empirical Software Engineering and Security in AI-driven System”Aula Seminari, Alan Turing building Davide Taibi: Wednesday November 27th, 3:00 pm“Edge AI and Beyond: Designing Robust AI Architectures for the 6G era “Aula Seminari, Alan Turing building
[SEMINAR] Generative Artificial Intelligence and Ontologies
Speaker: Assoc. Prof. Utku Kose (Suleyman Demirel University, Turkey) Date: October 17th, 2024Time: 12:30 Location: DISIM – University of L’Aquila, ItalySeminar Room, “Alan Turing” Building
[SEMINAR] Integrating environmental impact of AI in a data center
Abstract: This seminar will describe the Coca4ai project which plans to build multi-scale models to measure the environmental impact of different scales of a data center: algorithm iteration, user, node, and entire infrastructure. Energy consumption measurements will come from precise external energy meters, integrated computer sensors as well as data from installations such as the cooling system. The application context […]