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Curso de Posgrado: Desarrollo de Nuevas Estrategias para la Resolución de Fallas y el Mantenimiento en Instalaciones Energizadas -Trabajos con Tensión
April 14th, 2021 
Daniela Lopez de Luise 
1st Intl. Symposium on the Science of Data Science, deadline extended until April 30
April 14th, 2021 Daniela Lopez de Luise
We hope this finds you thriving and healthy.
The deadline for abstracts submission has been extended until April 30, 2021, as we understand many are facing challenges in the current global situation.
Please remember that the workshop will take place as an ONLINE event on Tuesday, June 8, 2021. For further background information, please refer to the email below, the attached flyer, and the workshop web page (https://www.sds2021.ch/1st-international-symposium-on-the-science-of-data-science). Looking forward to the discussion with you!
Registration:
The new deadline for abstract submission and final registration is April 30, 2021.
We are looking forward to a short presentation (10-15 min.) and an accompanying abstract from each registered participant. However, your abstract and presentation may outline preliminary ideas and hypotheses – the symposium will then offer plenty of time to discuss these and move towards a synthesis of the individual views.
For the registration and abstract submission, you can either use this form https://forms.gle/EP2xsEWbkgheLSPx7 (Google account required) or, otherwise, send an email to flum@zhaw.ch (please mention “1st International Symposium on the Science of Data Science” in the email).
Best regards
Prof. Dr. Thilo Stadelmann (ZHAW, Prof. AI/ML, Scientific Director ZHAW digital)
Dr. Frank-Peter Schilling (ZHAW, Senior Researcher Deep Learning)
Prof. Dr. Rudolf Fuechslin (ZHAW, Head of Applied Complex Systems Science)
Dr. Dandolo Flumini (ZHAW, Assoc. Prof., Applied Complex System Science)
Von: Flumini Dandolo (flum)
Gesendet: 01 April 2021 14:00
An: Flumini Dandolo (flum) <flum@zhaw.ch>; Stadelmann Thilo (stdm) <stdm@zhaw.ch>; Füchslin Rudolf Marcel (furu) <furu@zhaw.ch>; Schilling Frank-Peter (scik) <scik@zhaw.ch>
Betreff: REMINDER (Deadline April 9): 1st Intl. Symposium on the Science of Data Science, ISSDS 2021
Dear colleague
We would like to remind you about the 1st International Symposium on the Science of Data Science, ISSDS 2021.
The workshop will take place as an ONLINE event on Tuesday, June 8, 2021. You can find the workshop webpage at https://www.sds2021.ch/1st-international-symposium-on-the-science-of-data-science. The workshop is organized as a satellite workshop of the 8th Swiss Conference on Data Science (SDS 2021), which takes place the following day, June 9, 2021, as a hybrid event online and at KKL Lucerne, Switzerland: https://www.sds2021.ch/. See also the attached Flyer with the CfP and more information.
Background Information:
Data science, one of the most significant developments in computing in the 21st century, is a discipline in the making, drawing principles, methods and tools from established fields like computer science, statistics, science, business, politics, and any domain with adequate data. Yet, data science is just starting. What are its underlying principles and techniques (models, methods) that are applicable across different use cases and fields of application? What «science» underlies this emerging discipline?
We are launching an activity to develop a reference framework for data science and invite your participation, organized in a two-stage process:
- This first symposium on June 8, 2021, to share and discuss preliminary thoughts and hypotheses.
- A future second symposium to solicit participation of a larger community (time and location TBD, e.g. co-located with a major data science conference), including published proceedings.
We invite contributors to present their ideas at the first symposium and to continue the development of a reference framework for data science as an activity in the intl. data science community, to be finalized during the second symposium.
Subjects of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Data as a 3rd pillar of science: what input can the humanities give to this scientific upheaval?
- Data science foundations drawn from, but not fully included in the constituent disciplines
- Data science models and methods with broad impact that emerged within the field
- Open research questions into the “more than the sum of its parts”-aspects of data science
- Engineering principles required to apply existing foundations, e.g., from statistics, in practice
- Cross-field lessons learned, e.g., can data science help solve problems in which nobody has multi-year experience yet?
The workshop is organized by researchers of Zuerich University of Applied Sciences ZHAW in Winterthur, Switzerland.
Registration:
The deadline for abstract submission and final registration is April 9, 2021.
We are looking forward to a short presentation (10-15 min.) and an accompanying abstract from each registered participant. However, your abstract and presentation may outline preliminary ideas and hypotheses – the symposium will then offer plenty of time to discuss these and move towards a synthesis of the individual views.
For the registration and abstract submission, you can either use this form https://forms.gle/EP2xsEWbkgheLSPx7 (Google account required) or otherwise you can send an email to flum@zhaw.ch (please mention “1st International Symposium on the Science of Data Science” in the email).
Please note that we are in contact with publishers regarding conference post-proceedings of extended abstracts (based on your submission and incorporating any discussion results from the workshop itself you might have received). We will keep you updated about the progress. The goal is to produce one of the first volumes on the substance of data science in terms of the different presented perspectives.
Looking forward to the discussion with you!
Best regards
Prof. Dr. Thilo Stadelmann (ZHAW, Prof. AI/ML, Scientific Director ZHAW digital)
Dr. Frank-Peter Schilling (ZHAW, Senior Researcher Deep Learning)
Prof. Dr. Rudolf Fuechslin (ZHAW, Head of Applied Complex Systems Science)
Dr. Dandolo Flumini (ZHAW, Assoc. Prof., Applied Complex System Science)
CfP_ISSDS-2021_flyer.pdfIEEE Professional Special Issue: Information Hygiene and the Fight against the Misinformation Infodemic
April 14th, 2021 Daniela Lopez de Luise How can we address this challenging problem facing society by leveraging technology and information hygiene practices?
An upcoming special issue of IEEE CS IT Professional seeks to present an overview of the problems and showcase recent developments that address them and applications of IT to support humans in the fight against misinformation. The magazine invites articles that present recent advances, perspectives, and use cases.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Information trustworthiness, trust, and reputation models
- Online misinformation diffusion models and diffusion prediction and prevention
- Information hygiene practices and “social-media information” literacy
- AI and machine-learning approaches to identify and filter misinformation and prevent its propagation
- Detection of deepfakes – fake image, audio, or video
- Crowdsourcing approaches to fighting misinformation
- Impacts of misinformation, fake news, and deception
- Information provenance in social media and the Internet
- Digital nudging for information hygiene
- The role of regulatory policy in lieu of self-policing
- Examination of the economic – for-profit – models that contribute to the info-demic
- “Best practices” for managing mis- and disinformation across the globe
- Role of individuals, industry, regulatory bodies, and government
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MultiMediate Challenge @ ACM MM’21: Call for Participation
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Programa de Actualizacion Profesional en Ciberdelitos e Informatica Forense
April 13th, 2021 Daniela Lopez de Luise 
“en la senda de Sadosky”
¡APROVECHA LA INSCRIPCIÓN TEMPRANA!
Estimados,
- Introducir conceptos y fundamentos teóricos y prácticos sobre el Cibercrimen y la Informática Forense.
- Proporcionar nociones teórico-prácticas relacionadas a la aplicación de la informática forense y la investigación del cibercrimen.
- Brindar herramientas conceptuales que permitan promover un futuro abordaje profesional y eficiente.
- Lograr el acercamiento de los participantes a las problemáticas sociales actuales y conocer algunas estrategias para implementar programas de investigación.
- Resignificar los propios saberes previos respecto a los delitos abordados.
- La adquisición de un juicio crítico que permitan desenvolverse de manera flexible y acorde a las características del delito a investigar.
- Graduados o estudiantes avanzados de carreras de grado, terciarios y pregrados afines a la formación en Informática y Sistemas.
- Graduados o estudiantes avanzados en carreras de Derecho.
- Se evaluarán las inscripciones de postulantes no profesionales que acrediten experiencia concreta en la temática: personal de fuerzas de seguridad, funcionarios y empleados judiciales o de diversos organismos públicos, con estudios secundarios completos, que se desempeñen en un área afín.
- Unidad Didáctica I: Derechos fundamentales de las nuevas tecnologías.
- Unidad Didáctica II: Victimología y Criminología en la Ciberdelincuencia
- Unidad Didáctica III: Inteligencia artificial aplicada a investigaciones.
- Unidad Didáctica IV: Delitos informáticos. Clasificación. Grooming. Significado. Etapas. Su vinculación con la explotación sexual y el con el abuso sexual. Perfilación del agresor sexual: Análisis de la conducta delictual. Revictimización.
- Unidad Didáctica V: Introducción a las ciencias de aplicación forense. Informática Forense y evidencia digital. Herramientas informáticas para el aseguramiento y el análisis de evidencia contenida en soportes digitales. Estándares para la obtención de evidencia. Cadena de custodia durante el procedimiento y en el laboratorio. Demostración práctica de herramientas forenses. Programas de búsqueda. Copia y aseguramiento de datos.
- Unidad Didáctica VI: Investigaciones digitales de Delitos Informáticos. Pericias Informáticas. Puntos de pericia. Internet, los delitos informáticos y las políticas públicas para el sector.
- Unidad Didáctica VII. Protección de datos personales. Ley 25326. Legislación nacional y derecho comparado. Software Público. Regulación Legal. Alcance.
- Unidad Didáctica VIII: Criptomonedas, Blockchain y lavado de activos
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