EVO*2022 Evolutionary computation in Edge, Fog and Cloud computing

November 9th, 2021 Daniela Lopez de Luise
We are organizing a special session on Evolutionary Computation in Edge, Fog, and Cloud Computing, as a part of the 25th International Conference on the Applications of Evolutionary Computation (EvoApplications) at EvoStar 2022.
EvoApplications accepts original research papers (including significant work-in-progress) on various aspects of applications of Evolutionary Computation. Accepted papers will appear in the proceedings of EvoApplications published in the Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science.
We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.
Deadline: 24 November 2021 (extended)
Thank you and best regards

Frontiers in Computer Vision – Call for contributions and Special Issue proposals

November 9th, 2021 Daniela Lopez de Luise
the Computer Vision section of Frontiers in Computer Science is undergoing a massive overhaul in terms of scope, editorial board, and editorial strategies:
We welcome contributions in all relevant areas of computer vision, from both academia and industry. Among the distinguishing features of Frontiers' open-access journals are fast publication time and an innovative collaborative peer-review process (see here for details).
We also particularly welcome Special Issue proposals (“Research Topics” in Frontiers' terminology) on cutting-edge themes:
Here's a list of the most recent ones:
If you have any questions about the journal, feel free to contact me or the editorial office.
Best regards
-mp

2nd Student Design Competition on Networked Computing on the Edge (CPS-IoT Week 2022)

November 9th, 2021 Daniela Lopez de Luise

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION – Second Student Design Competition on Networked Computing on the Edge

Co-located with CPS-IoT Week 2022

Milan, Italy May 3-6, 2022


Competition Website: https://smile-sdsu.github.io/cps_iot22/

 


What is this Competition?

The 2nd student design competition on Networked Computing on the Edge will be held at the CPS-IoT Week in May 2022. This competition invites student teams of all levels to develop and demonstrate innovative projects on the topic of networked computing for edge applications. Projects of integrated computing, control, and communication components on the ground, underwater or air mobile platforms are welcomed. Topics of interest include but are not limited to unmanned aerial vehicle networks, urban aerial mobility, autonomous driving, edge computing, and human-machine interfaces.

 

Requirements

Teams must develop solutions using embedded platforms of advanced computing capabilities. Each team should consist of no more than five members including faculty mentors. The organizers can provide embedded hardware solutions built on Jetson TX2 and related hardware and software technical support to participating teams.

 

Submission Guidelines:

·    Teams are required to submit a project proposal including project title, abstract, team members and advisor(s) to CPSIoTCompetition@unt.edu to register for the competition. The abstract should state the objective, approach, novelty and impact, and is limited to 300 words. The registration deadline is February 4, 2022.

·     The registered teams will submit the final product by April 17, 2022 including a poster and a pre-recorded video of their presentation.

·       At the conference, each team will make a live presentation or play the recorded video, followed by Q&A.

 

Evaluation criteria:

The evaluation committee will select winners and honorable mentions based on the following criteria:

·       Quality of the design (relevance, completeness, novelty, and performance) – 50%

·       Quality of the presentation (poster, video/live presentation, and Q&A) – 40%

·       Impact of application (societal or economical values) – 10%

 

Organizers:

Shengli Fu, University of Texas at Arlington (Email: shengli.fu@unt.edu)

Junfei Xie, San Diego State University (Email: jxie4@sdsu.edu)

Roberto Valenti, MathWorks (Email: rvalenti@mathworks.com)

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Live e-Lecture by Prof. Nicolò Cesa-Bianchi: “The power of cooperation in networks of learning agents”, 9th November 2021 17:00-18:00 CET. Upcoming AIDA AI excellence lectures

November 8th, 2021 Daniela Lopez de Luise
Lecture by Prof. Prof. Nicolò Cesa-Bianchi (University Milano, Italy), a prominent AI researcher internationally, will deliver the e-lecture:

‘The power of cooperation in networks of learning agents’, on Tuesday 9th November 2021 17:00-18:00 CET (8:00-9:00 am PST), (12:00 am-1:00am CST),

see details in: http://www.i-aida.org/event_cat/ai-lectures/

You can join for free using the zoom link:  https://authgr.zoom.us/j/92061611776 & Passcode: 148148

 

The International AI Doctoral Academy (AIDA), a joint initiative of the European R&D projects AI4Media, ELISE, Humane AI Net, TAILOR and VISION, is very pleased to offer you

top quality scientific lectures on several current hot AI topics.

 

Lectures are typically held once per week, Tuesdays 17:00-18:00 CET (8:00-9:00 am PST), (12:00 am-1:00am CST).  Attendance is free.

 

Other upcoming lectures:

1. Prof. Cees Snoek (University Amsterdam, Netherlands), 23rd November 2021 17:00 – 18:00 CET.

More lecture infos in: https://www.i-aida.org/event_cat/ai-lectures/?type=future

 

 

The lectures are disseminated through multiple channels and email lists (we apologize if you received it through various channels).

If you want to stay informed on future lectures, you can register in the email lists AIDA email list and CVML email list.

 

Best regards

Profs. M. Chetouani, P. Flach, B. O’Sullivan, I. Pitas, N. Sebe

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FedCSIS 2022 Call for Technical Sessions

November 8th, 2021 Daniela Lopez de Luise
 

Call for Technical Sessions
17th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems (FedCSIS 2022)
Sofia, Bulgaria, 4-7 September 2022
CORE Ranked B conference; IEEE# 541501
The 17th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems (FedCSIS 2022) cordially invites you to contribute a Technical Session (conference, symposium, workshop, consortium meeting, project dissemination meeting, special session, etc.). The FedCSIS conferences consist of five Tracks that contain Technical Sessions. Many of them are the recurring yearly events, but we also solicit and welcome proposals for new Technical Sessions until November 21, 2021. Moreover, the existing events that would like to join the FedCSIS conference series, are also welcome. The Technical Sessions can run over any span of time within the conference dates; from half-day to three days.
FedCSIS is a large rigorous scientific conference staged across Europe. Annually, it attracts ~300 submissions from ~40 countries from around the world. Papers are accepted in three categories: regular (full and short), position, and communication. All regular, presented, papers are submitted to IEEE Xplore Digital Library, and many are offered post-publication opportunities (journals, Springer volumes, etc.) after appropriate extensions and changes. Position and communication papers are published in separate volumes of the Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems series. All papers are published with ISBN, ISSN and DOI numbers, and submitted to, and indexed in, the most influential indexing services. Since 2012, the FedCSIS Proceedings are indexed in SCOPUS.
Any newly proposed Technical Session will be evaluated on the basis of scientific/technical interest and/or its relevance to practitioners in its topics, the clarity of the proposal in addressing the requested information, the innovativeness of the topics, level of correspondence and “value-added” to the denoted FedCSIS track, i.e.:
  • Advanced Artificial Intelligence in Applications* Computer Science and Systems
  • Network Systems and Applications
  • Information Technology for Management, Business & Society
  • Software and Systems Development
Call for Papers for Technical Sessions will be announced by three means: (1) by FedCSIS Chairs in generic Calls for Conference Papers, to reach out to the computer science and intelligence systems researchers at large; (2) by Track Chairs in Calls for Track Papers, to reach out to the researchers specifically interested in track topics; (3) by Technical Session Chairs in Calls for Technical Session Papers, to reach out to the professional communities involved in research addressed by the Technical Session. All papers will have to be submitted to the FedCSIS Conference System (EasyChair). The submitters will have to select a Track/Technical Session (event) within which their paper will be reviewed for acceptance.
Technical Session proposals should include the following information (3 pages maximum):

  1. The nature of the Technical Session (conference, symposium, workshop, consortium meeting, project dissemination meeting, special session, etc.).
  2. The title and acronym of the Technical Session, and the list of topics.
  3. A brief explanation of why the proposed event will fit into the FedCSIS aims and program.
  4. The contact information of the Technical Session chairs, including links to their personal websites, and an overview of previous experiences with organization of scientific events.
  5. Preliminary list of PC members who have agreed (or are likely to agree) to join.
  6. Indication of the expected number of papers/attendees.
  7. Information about planned post-publications of extended and revised papers in high-quality journals, edited volumes, etc.
Technical Session organizers should email their proposals (in a single pdf file) by November 21, 2021 to the FedCSIS Secretariat at: secretariat@fedcsis.org
More information concerning FedCSIS and its scientific, organization and financial rules can be found at: https://www.fedcsis.org
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