On August 2nd, 2017, Dr Dusan Jakovetic, Assistant Professor from Dept Mathematics and Informatics, University of Novi Sad, gave a seminar entitled “Distributed optimization methods with variable number of working nodes” at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. The seminar was attended by university’s staff and students from three different departments – Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Read more about Distributed optimization methods with variable number of working nodes[…]

During their secondment at Tongji University in July 2017, Shanghai, Drs Lina and Vladimir Stankovic with their PhD students Bochao Zhao and Minxiang Ye gave a range of seminars on the topics of Internet of Things (IoT) for smart buildings, specifically focusing on energy efficiency sensing and load disaggregation algorithms as well as health and Read more about Seminar during secondment at Tongji University[…]

On July 11th 2017, Dr Helena Gleskova and Prof Ivan Glesk presented the work of their groups on the development of low-voltage organic transistors for wearable electronics and the application of the transistors to temperature and pressure sensors based on ferro/pyroelectric polymer P(VDF-TrFE). Both presentations were part of a half-day seminar organized by Prof. Mullerova Read more about Seminar at the Institute of Aurel Stodola, Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia[…]

On June 22nd 2017, Dr Cheng Yang from NII visited University of Strathclyde and gave a seminar on his latest work on scene reconstruction to SENSIBLE team from University of Strathclyde and University of Novi Sad.

Dr Dragana Bajovic, Assistant Professor from University of Novi Sad, gave a seminar entitled “Detection of Random Walks on Graphs with Heterogeneous Sensors,“ at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow on June 14th 2017. Dragana presented her latest results on the lower bounds of the error exponent, efficient ways of computing the bound via convex optimization, Read more about Detection of Random Walks on Graphs with Heterogeneous Sensors[…]

On 1 June 2017, Dr Dejan Vukobratovic (University of Novi Sad) and David Murray (University of Strathclyde) gave a talk at the The Special Interest Group Mathematics for Big Data, on the SENSIBLE project objectives, challenges for big data analytics for SENSIBLE and examples of algorithms and data analytics tools used by the SENSIBLE team. Read more about H2020 SENSIBLE project: Big Data Analytics for Intelligent Buildings[…]

On 9 May 2017, Dr Helena Gleskova (University of Strathclyde) gave a seminar at McGill University in Canada, on the topic of wearable sensors. Wearable sensors are likely to be powered by batteries or energy-harvesting devices. Consequently, the sensors need to operate at low voltages. Gate dielectrics with sub-10-nm thickness can provide organic transistors with Read more about Low-voltage organic thin-film transistors and sensors[…]

On 2 May 2017, Prof Ivan Glesk (University of Strathclyde) gave a talk, which examined the key disruptive milestones which led to a transformation of IT into ICE, then discussed the resulting challenges, looked at possible solutions and showed why advanced all-optical devices may help to enable more scalable solutions via advanced optical code-division multiple-access Read more about IEEE Local Chapter seminar at McGill: “From IT to ICE, the resulting challenges and the search for solutions”[…]

Aitor V. Velasco, CSIC delivered an introductory seminar about patent protection to students and research staff at the University of Zilina in April 2017. The presentation covered several topics including patent requirements, prior-art analysis, strategies and application processes. Particular examples and exercises were based on the “Star wars” movies to make it more appealing to Read more about Patents & Microspectrometers[…]

Branka Vucetic, University of Sydney Seminar FTN, University of Novi Sad, Feburary 2017