Categoria: Events
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XIX Conference on Information Science – 27th June 2022
“JCI – Jornadas de Ciência da Informação” are an annual event promoted and organized by the students of the Bachelor and Master Degrees in Information Science (LCI and MCI), taught in partnership by the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FLUP and FEUP). Being a reference in the…
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DEI Talks | “Digital Culture and Cultural User experience” by Markos Konstantakis
Markos Konstantakis is a PhD candidate in the Department of Cultural Technology and Communication at Aegean University, in the field of Augmented Reality, entitled: «Augmented Cultural User Experience – ACUX». He receives a Master’s Degree in “Specialization in Information Systems, Networks and Telecommunications”, from the Faculty of Sciences and Technology of the Hellenic Open University…
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FEUP welcomes “LITHME – Language In The Human Machine Era” 1-2 June
The announced LITHME Roadshow arrives this week at FEUP, 1 – 2 of June, and the program is already online. This roadshow will focus on language technologies and Human-Machine interaction, which allow us to speak with and through technology, the software that powers the Human-Machine era, and the embedded human devices. It includes, but is…
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DEI Tutorials | “An Overview of OpenMP, MPI and CUDA” by Prof. Fahed Jubair
“An Overview of OpenMP, MPI and CUDA” will be conducted by Prof. Fahed Jubair, on the 12th of May, between 14:00 and 17:00, in room B006. The tutorial will describe an overview of three popular programming models: OpenMP, MPI and CUDA. The tutorial will first describe and compare the current types of parallel processors. Then, it will…
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CreativityTalks | Prof. Damián Keller will present us “Creativity in post-2020 music practices”
Given the current concentration of technological resources by a few financial conglomerates and the ongoing attempts to eliminate free-sharing from the internet, music once again provides a stage for social experiments that may have long-lasting effects. Damián Keller expands on the idea that we should apply different strategies to post-2020 music-making from the ones we…
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DEI Talks | “Task scheduling algorithms for fog architectures” by Prof. Celestino Lopes de Barros
Celestino Lopes de Barros is Professor at the Faculty of Science and Technology (FCT) of the University of Cape Verde (Uni-CV) since 2005. Graduated in Informatics in 2006 by the Instituto Superior de Educação, he obtained a Master’s degree in Electronic and Engineering and Telecommunications from the University of Aveiro in 2010. Holds the Certificate…
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DEI Talks | Fluent API: A software engineering technique with type theoretical implications by Yossi Gil
Joseph (Yossi) Gil is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Computer Science of the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology. His publications were in diverse areas including distributed systems, image processing, algorithms, PRAMs and parallel computing, databases, concepts of object oriented programming, numerical algorithms, … His B.Sc. (in physics summa cum laude), M.Sc. (computer science,…
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New PhD’s honored in the Conferement Ceremony 2022
The FEUP Auditorium will receive on April 8th, at 17:00, another Conferement Ceremony, which will award the most honorable distinction to those who completed their PhD and defended their thesis in 2020 and 2021. In the list of honorees we find many students who decided to do their PhDs in DEI Programs. To them our…
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DEI Talks | JUMPING FINITE AUTOMATA by Prof. Alexander Meduna
Prof. Alexander Meduna (born 1957 in Olomouc, Czech Republic ) is a theoretical computer scientist and expert on compiler design, formal languages and automata. He is a professor of Computer Science at the Brno University of Technology. Formerly, he taught theoretical computer science at various European and American universities, including the University of Missouri, where…
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Talk | “Interactive Music Analysis using the DFT and Pitch-Class Distributions extracted from MIDI files” by Fabian C. Moss
Fabien C. Moss is a Research Fellow in Cultural Analytics at University of Amsterdam (UvA). Working with large symbolic datasets of musical scores and harmonic annotations, he is primarily interested in Computational Music Analysis, Music Theory, Music Cognition, and their mutual relationship. His research is inherently interdisciplinary and aims to bridge the humanities and the sciences by drawing…