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Angela Sara Cacciapuoti and Marcello Caleffi received the prestigious international award "IEEE Communications Society Award for Advances in Communication"

The prize is awarded by the IEEE Communications Society, which brings together tens of thousands of scientists, professionals and experts in the field of communications engineering and computer networks, to the scientific article, among those published in the last 15 years, which has opened new lines of research, provides innovative approaches to communication, and formulates new problems to be solved, broadening the field of communications engineering. The award-winning article, written together with four other Italian scientists, is entitled "Quantum Internet: Networking Challenges in Distributed Quantum Computing" and opened the line of research dedicated to the design and engineering development of the Quantum Internet.

The award will be received during the IEEE ICC 2024 Award Ceremony, the flagship conference of the IEEE Communications Society to be held in Denver on June 10, 2024.

Quantum Internet

ICTH Seminar Announcement

Friday, 10 May 2024, 15:00−17:00, prof. Lorenzo Masia, Chair in Biorobotics & Medical Technology, Heidelberg University, will hold the seminar "Symbiotic Control of Wearable Soft Suits for human motion assistance and augmentation" as part of Prof. Fanny Ficuciello's medical robotics course.

01-Lorenzo_Masia_icth_unina.pdf

Erasmus+ project “ENACTEST” - European iNnovation AllianCe for TESting educaTion

he Erasmus+ project “ENACTEST” - European iNnovation AllianCe for TESting educaTion aims to propose innovative approaches and tools for teaching software testing that are in line with the real learning needs of students and the skills required by the industry.

Nine teams of researchers from five European countries (Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, and Belgium) are developing and testing new solutions for teaching testing, which make use of innovative approaches to learning, such as gamification, teamwork, challenge-based and project-based, developed in collaboration with industry. Among the partners of the project is the "REverSE" (REsearch group in Software Engineering) research group of DIETI, coordinated by Professor Anna Rita Fasolino, who recently involved the Master's Computer Engineering students of the Software course in the project activities Architecture Design (https://www.napolitoday.it/formazione/universita/software-federico-ii-testing-enactest.html ).

More information about the project is available at https://enactest-project.eu/.

CyberChallenge Training Program

CyberChallenge is a training program, recognized by the Ministry of Education as a project for the enhancement of excellence, to identify, attract, recruit and place the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

This year too our University is involved in the project, actively participating with the teaching staff in carrying out the selection and training process.
The program, completely free, involves young talents between 16 and 24 years old.
Registrations are open until February 8, 2024 on the website: https://cyberchallenge.it/.
For further information, contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., program contact for our University.

Awards for Degree Theses on the Occasion of the Unina 2024 Celebrations

Ten Awards for the best Master's Degree theses on the history of the University (founder, development over the years, influences on society and importance on local culture).

The initiative is promoted by the Lions club "Campi Flegrei-Cuma", in collaboration with the Lions Foundation of District 108ya.
All the information and the announcement are available on the website https://www.fondazionelions108ya.org/blog/index.php?bando-s Selezione-premio-lions-licterae-generales-tesi-laurea-magistrale-storia-universita-napoli-federico-ii

Controlling Complex Networks with Complex Nodes"

Controlling complex networks with complex nodes is the title of the article published in the prestigious international journal Nature Reviews Physics, written by Mario di Bernardo of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies of the University of Naples Federico II and coordinator of the PhD in Modeling and Engineering Risk and Complexity from Southern High School with Raissa D'Souza of the University of California at Davis, and Yang-Lu Liu of Harvard.

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