The article "The Element of Surprise in Timed Games", co-authored by prof. Marco Faella, presented at the CONCUR 2003 Conference, will receive the Test-Of-Time Award during the CONCUR 2022 International Conference.
The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) has announced the six winners of the Engelberger Robotics Awards 2022, the world's most prestigious honor in the field of robotics.
Read more: The professor Bruno Siciliano among the winners of the Engelberger Robotics Awards 2022
Angela Sara Cacciapuoti, professor of Quantum Communications and Networks of the DIETI Department, won, one of the 13 awarded women from all over the world, the prestigious award conferred by the N2Women Association, a global association for researchers from all over the world in the field of communications and computer networks.
The prize was awarded to her for her research related to "understanding the challenges and technological advances necessary for the realization of a Quantum Internet".
The N2Women is supported by the IEEE Communications Society and industry partners such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft and HP.
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8th edition of top scientists ranking for Electronics and Electrical Engineering was published by Research.com, one of the major websites for Electronics and Electrical Engineering research offering credible data on scientific contributions since 2014.
The ranking contains h-index, publications and citations values collected on December 6th, 2021.
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Congratulations to our Carlo Petrarca, Marco Balato for the HistoBi project and Fanny Ficuciello, Rocco Moccia, post Doc, and Avinash Kumar Singh, PhD ICTH student, for the PRISMA-I-Pro project for the result achieved in the Start Cup Campania 2021.
The HistoBI project, coordinated by Giovanni Balato, an innovative system for the chromatic mapping of tissues and/or infected materials, through the use of dyes, their mixtures and metal complexes obtained from them, in the form of solution, emulsion or spray. This ready-to-use dye system responds to the current need for fast and easy-to-use screening, while at the same time reducing the analysis costs incurred today. This project, in addition to having won the second prize, also had the "Special Contamination Prize" because the group is made up of two different universities, Federico II University and Parthenope University.
The PRISMA-I-Pro project, coordinated by Fanny Ficuciello, for prostheses for amputated limbs whose operation is simplified through the use of virtual reality simulation software that allows undertaking a training path in the use of the device itself to be carried out directly from home and having an assistance service available which allows learning the use of the robotic hand in a simple and fun way.
The winning projects of the Start up Campania 2021 have the right to participate in the National Innovation Award (PNI), a national competition in which all regional competitions collaborate.
For further information: http://www.startcupcampania.unina.it/
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