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Topic of the 23rd TU Forum was "Wie komplex ist die Wirklichkeit? Was Wahlmanipulation, Epidemien und die Finanzmärkte gemeinsam haben."
The new research institute operates in the fields of drones, self-driving vehicles, and collaborative systems in industrial automation. Under the lead of Andreas Steininger as Principal Investigator TU Wien's Embedded Computing Systems Group contributes to this endeavor.
We are organizing the first edition of the workshop on Worm's Neural Information Processing, at the 31st Conference on Neural Information Processing System (NIPS), at Long Beach, Ca, US, on the 8th of Dec 2017. The WNIP workshop aims at gathering researchers in neuroscience and machine learning together, to advance understanding of the neural information processing of the worm, C. elegans.
The international conference on computer safety takes place in Trento, Italy from 12th to 15th September 2017.
This year's symposium on "Principles of Modelling" takes place on Friday, 13th October 2017 in Berkeley, California.
On 22nd June Radu Grosu took part in a panel discussion about chances and challenges for mobility concepts using the Internet of Things at the OCG (Österreichische Computer Gesellschaft) in Vienna.
The paper "Measuring Metastability Using a Time-to-Digital Converter" by Thomas Polzer, Florian Huemer and Andreas Steininger received the best paper award in the category "Design" at the 20th IEEE International Symposium on Design and Diagnosis of Electronic Circuits and Systems (DDECS) which was held April 19-21 in Dresden.
On Thursday, April 27th 2017 at 12:00, Dr. Stephen Larson, former TED presenter, will be giving an exciting talk with the title "OpenWorm: Building the world’s first digital organism in an open science manner" at our CPS library.
The 17th April 2017 issue of the newspaper "Der Standard" features an interview with Patrick Moosbrugger.
Prof.Radu Grosu as a member of "Austria-China ICT program" visited the advanced research institutes and companies from Hong Kong, Macau, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing, at March. 2017.
Hamidreza Mahyar was granted one of the student participation awards for attending the MT-CPS 2017 workshop at CPS Week 2017, covering registration to the workshop.
We have been awarded a Microsoft Azure sponsorship with value of $20,000.00 for using state-of-the-art cloud services provided by Microsoft for our research
Ramin M. Hasani from TU Wien together with Dr. Stephen Larson from the OpenWorm Foundation have led a live discussion about a recent work describing a model for predicting C. elegans random search behavior. The paper to be discussed is "A stochastic neuronal model predicts random search behaviors at multiple spatial scales in C. elegans" by W. Roberts, et. al.
"Der Standard" interviewed Radu Grosu for their article "Der Mensch im Netz der klugen Maschinen" covering CPS Week.
The Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology (Bundesministerium für Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie) interviewed Radu Grosu about Cyber-Physical Systems as part of the CPS week.
The German SWR2 radio station interviewed Rasu Grosu for their "Campus" magazine.
"Wiener Zeitung" article "Software dirigiert den Alltag" covering CPS Week features an interview with Radu Grosu.
"Die Presse" interviewed Radu Grosu for the article "Bienen als Vorbild für intelligente Mikrochips" covering the CPS Week in Vienna.
From smart clothing and driving assistants to smart grids: The digitalisation of all areas of life increasingly combines the real and virtual world in "Cyber-Physical Systems". How the growing armada of sensors and small computers should communicate is topic of a conference next week in Vienna with more than a thousand participants.
The spreading of information and communications technologies leads to "Cyber-Physical Systems", which effects all areas of everyday life.