Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek
ICT.OPEN
14 november 2011 - 15 november 2011
Keynote lectures van Jos Benshop, Robert Brayton en Tinne Tuytelaars op
ICT.OPEN
Het tweedaagse congres ICT.OPEN is een samenvoeging van SIREN
(IPN/NWO), ICT.STW en de bijeenkomsten van de onderzoekscholen ASCI,
IPA en SIKS.
ICT.OPEN is de "place to be" voor iedereen die betrokken of
geïnteresseerd is in ICT en informatica onderzoek. Het programma is
onderverdeeld in thema's zoals; Electronic systems, Embedded Systems,
Micro technology & micro devices, Security & Privacy, Data Intensive
Computing, Intelligent Systems en Complex Interactive Systems.
Op 14 en 15 november zullen de volgende drie interessante keynote
speakers een presentatie geven;
Professor Jos Benschop - sr. VP ASML, prof. UT
Senior Vice President Technology ASML and professor Industrial Physics
at the University of Twente.
He is a member of the board of directors of FOM and STW. He is
associate editor of several journals, like the Journal of
Micro/Nanolithography. As Senior Vice President Technology he is
responsible for the definition and execution of
research/advanced-development programming which is executed within ASML
and with an extensive network of international partners. Professor
Benschop will talk about public-private partnerships in research at
ASML.
Professor Robert Brayton - University of California, Berkeley
He is Cadence Distinguished Professor of EECS at Berkeley. He received
the CAS Golden Jubilee Medal, IEEE Millennium Medal in 2000 and the
Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Consortium's Phil Kaufman Award in
2007. Current research involves combinational and sequential logic
synthesis for area/performance/testability, formal design verification
and logical/physical synthesis for DSM designs. His talk will give a
historical overview of this field.
Professor Tinne Tuytelaars - Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Professor Tuytelaars received a ERC starting independent researcher
grant in 2009 and is member of the editorial board of CVIU (Computer
Vision and Image Understanding). Her research areas are local invariant
features, object recognition, wide baseline stereo and multi-modal
analysis. Her talk will focus on the latest developments in these
fields.
Het programma is volop in ontwikkeling met betrekking tot het invullen
van de parallel sessies.
Op ICT.OPEN wordt natuurlijk ook ruim aandacht besteedt aan
posterpresentaties en is er volop gelegenheid om te netwerken.
Check de website regelmatig voor updates van het programma.
Hier kunt u zich aanmelden voor ICT.OPEN 2011.