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2010 Master and PhD Thesis Award Results

The winners of the 2010 CONET Master and PhD Thesis Competition have been awarded during the EWSN 2010 conference.


Newsletter issue #7

2010's first newsletter contains a guest column on "Sensing China and SIMIT", the member profile of UCL and an article on "Coffee: A Small and Efficient File System for Sensor Networks".


Call for Papers: CONET 2010

Co-located with CPS Week 2010, CONET organizes the First International Workshop on Networks of Cooperating Objects. Submission deadline is March 1st, 2010.


Current Page: Visitor Programme

Visitor Programme

The Distinguished visitor program is a way to enable the visit of top scientists to the institutions of CONET members. So far, the following people took part in this program:

 

DateNameDescriptionPartners
07.08.2008Prof. Ramesh Govindan, USC"The Quest for a General-Purpose Sensing System"TUB
07.10.2008Prof. Carlos Canudas de Wit -
Director of Research at the CNRS, Département d'Automatique de Grenoble - coordinator
FeedNetBack
"Communications Back in Control: Differential Coding in NCS"
UNIPI
07.10.2008Prof. Annarita Giani -
University of Berkeley
"An Introduction to Secure Control"UNIPI
08.10.2008Prof. Rodolphe Sepulchre -
Université de Liège
"Consensus and coordination on manifolds"UNIPI
08.10.2008Prof. Mike Grimble -
University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Founder of the Industrial Control Centre
"Practical Nonlinear Control from simple to advanced"UNIPI
08.10.2008Anibal OlleroCooperation and networking of multiple UAVs
@ 1st Meeting of ICO Students - UNIPI
UNIPI / AICIA
08.10.2008Prof. Alessandro Giua -
Università di Cagliari
Identification of Petri netsUNIPI
09.10.2008Prof. Karl-Erik Årzén - Royal Institute of TechnologyTiming Analysis and Simulation of Networked Embedded Control SystemsUNIPI
09.10.2008Prof. Anders Rantzer - University of LundPrice Mechanisms for Distributed Control UNIPI
07.11.2008Magnus Egerstedt - Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta"Graph-Based Control of Heterogeneous Robot Networks" UNIPI
10.02.2009Prof. David Culler, UC Berkeley/Arch Rockkeynote/lecture at ETTX 2009, "Opportunities presented by IETF ROLL"TUB
18.02.2009Prof. Monique Chyba, University of Hawaii at ManoaGuidance and control for Autonomous Underwater vehicles UNIPI
25.03.2009Kevin Lynch
Northwestern University, USA
Seminar: Robot Assembly: From Vibratory Manipulation to Self-Organization - an introduction to Secure controlUNIPI
21.04.2009Prof. Jörg Raisch
TUB & Max Planck Institut
Flatness based control of Batch Crystallisation processes from the standard to the Enantioseparathon caseUNIPI
24.07.2009Shahid Raza, Swedish Institute of Computer Science (SICS) Sweden (shahid@sics.se)Seminar "Security Issues in the Contemporary WirelessHART Protocol"UNIPI
10.11.2009Ayanna Howard
Georgia Institute of Technology
(Georgia, USA)
Lecture "Robots and Climate Change: Using a Science Network of Mobility Operators that Explore in Snow (SnoMotes)"AICIA
26.11.2009John Vian
Boeing Research & Technology
Lecture "Vehicle Swarm Technology Rapid Prototyping Testbed"AICIA, BRTE, MCO Cluster
18.02.2010Prof. Jeff Trinkle, Rensselear Polytechnic Institute (Troy, New York, USA)Seminar "Simulation-Based Planning and Design for Robotic Systems with Intermittent"UNIPI