STSM 2nd Call – deadline extended!
The deadline for STSM grant applications has been extended until January 7th, 2016. Please read the guidelines at the STSM webpage and remember that your application must be registered also in COST online system
The deadline for STSM grant applications has been extended until January 7th, 2016. Please read the guidelines at the STSM webpage and remember that your application must be registered also in COST online system
We would like to remind that the deadline for the second call of STSM grants will be expired on December 30, 2015 The call documents and details can be found at the STSM webpage http://chipset-cost.eu/index.php/stsm/ Please apply and/or distribute the call to the potential applicants you know
Extracting valuable information from raw data is especially difficult considering the velocity of growing data from year to year and the fact that 80% of data is unstructured. In addition, data sources are heterogeneous (various sensors, users with different profiles, etc.) and are located in different situations or contexts. This is why the Smart City infrastructure runs reliably and permanently to provide the context as a “public utility” to different services. Context-aware applications exploit the context to adapt accordingly the timing, quality and functionality of their services. The value of these applications and their supporting infrastructure lies in the fact […]
The second call for STSM grants has been just launched. The deadline is December 30, 2015. Please visit our STSM page for details http://chipset-cost.eu/index.php/stsm/
As part of the ongoing dissemination activities, Horacio González-Vélez, cHiPSet vice-chair, gave a keynote talk on the overall objectives and progress of the Action to academics at Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) on 21st of October. Comprised of physical and computer scientists and graduate students, the UFRJ group showed significant interest in our current status and future cooperative links with cHiPSet. https://www.ufrj.br/noticia/2015/10/22/instituto-t-rcio-pacitti-promove-evento-sobre-big-data
The members of cHiPSet attend the ICT 2015 event in Lisbon (20-22 October, 2015). Our action has been presented at the official Cost Exhibition point We would like to thank Chris Irons from Cost (kneeling at the photo :-)) and his colleague – María Victoria Serrano Blazquez (making the photo) for making it possible.
Springer published new book on multiagent systems in data intensive computing prepared by Joanna Kolodziej, Luis Correia and Jose Manuel Molina. All guest editors are involved in our Action. More ‘cHiPSet names’ can be found at the authors’ list: Pietro Lio, Otthein Herzog, Florin Pop, Mauro Iacono. Enjoy the reading! Book preview available at http://www.springer.com/us/book/9783319237411
cHiPSet MC member ffrom Austria – Prof. Siegfried Benkner from University of Vienna – is co-organizing a workshop on Runtime Systems for Extreme Scale Programming Models and Architectures at this years edition of Supercomputing Conference (SC15)
Dr. Horacio González-Vélez, cHiPSet Vice-Chair, delivered the opening keynote of the 14th International Symposium on Distributed Computing and Applications to Business, Engineering and Science (DCABES 2015) in Guiyang, China on August 18th 2015. Entitled “High-Performance Modelling and Simulation for Big Data Applications”.
As part of its first MC/WG cHiPSet in Cracow on 11/Sep/2015, cHiPSet hosted a special cross-pollination session with leading industry and academic organisations. There were presentations from Center for Technology Transfer of Cracow University of Technology, Comarch, NESUS Cost Action, and the Kościuszko Institute. All presentation offer a great opportunity to increase cooperation endeavours for cHiPSet participants. More details avaiable at http://chipset-cost.eu/index.php/mcwg-meeting-special-session/