Seminary: Advances in Wearable Printed Antennas
Prof. Smail Tedjini (Grenoble University)
Aula Magna Pacinotti (max 20 people in presence)
School of Engineering, Pisa
July 26th 2021, h14:30
ONLINE (Microsoft Teams): <https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_OTNkMThhNzktMzNkMy00MGM5LTlmNjktN2MxNDA5MDIyNTI2%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22c7456b31-a220-47f5-be52-473828670aa1%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22d1c38a3e-e10c-456b-83bc-24ee4a6d3426%22%7d>
Bio: Smail TEDJINI, IEEE Senior Member, URSI Fellow, Doctor Physics Grenoble University 1985. He was Assistant Professor at Grenoble Institute of Technology and Senior Researcher of CNRS (Research French National Center). He became University Full Professor in 1993. Since 1996 he is Professor at ESISAR (Dpt. of Grenoble-inp). His main teaching topics concern Electromagnetism, RadioFrequency, Wireless Systems and Optoelectronics. He served as coordinator/member in numerous academic programs both for education and research. He was coordinator for Ph.D., Master and Bachelor Programs for Grenoble University, some programs are under international collaboration from Europe, USA, Canada, Brazil, Vietnam, Egypt, Maghreb. He founded the LCIS lab and served as its Director. He also served as the Director of ESISAR. He has more than 35 year experience in Education, Research and management of university affairs. Now, he is project manager at the ORSYS group of the LCIS that he founded 18 years ago and leaded until 2014. He supervised more than 40 Ph.Ds, and participated as Ph.D jury examiner/opponent for tens of defenses. He has more than 300 publications and patents. He organized several conferences/workshops. Senior Member IEEE, Past-President and founder of the IEEE-CPMT French Chapter, Vice-President of IEEE Section France (2008-2014) and Vice-Chair of URSI Commission D “Electronics & Photonics” in 2008. He served as the Chair of URSI Commission “D” for the triennium 2011-2014. In 2015 he was elected President of URSI-France. Since 2018 he is the Vice-chair of the MTT-TC24 on RFID.
Seminary: Fusion Reactors, Fuel Cells and Distributed Acoustic Sensing
What do they have in common and what might DAS now offer?
Prof. John Potter - NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
Friday July 23th, h 11:30 - Aula Magna Pacinotti, School of Engineering (Pisa)
ONLINE: https://cutt.ly/sm1k7r7
The seminar is part of the Distinguished Lectures series of the IEEE Oceanic Eng. Society (OES), is jointly organized by the OES Chapters of Norway and Italy, with the collaboration of the IEEE Student Branch of the University of Pisa and the IEEE OES Joint Student Branch of the Universities of Pisa and Florence.
Abstract: Has Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) finally reached a performance level to become a game-
changer? Together with other wonderful and near-miraculous technologies such as fusion reactors and fuel cells, we have
become accustomed over the years to hearing that these technologies are just about to break onto the scene. But
perhaps we really do live in a special moment in time. While many would claim this is always true in some sense, it is
undeniable that there is an accelerating confluence of technologies that are revolutionising the way that we sense and
manage the marine environment. We are now seeing the end of the century of under-sampling, the conclusion of an age
where data were few and costly to obtain, allowing us only short and narrow glimpses into the workings of our vast global
ocean-atmosphere system. With the growing maturity of autonomous maritime systems, the fusion of in-situ and remote
sensing capabilities and the advent of new sensing modalities such as DAS, we are entering a new age of Big Marine Data,
automated data collection and near-real-time processing and cloud-based virtual observatories.
Bio: Prof. Potter is a marine scientist with degrees in mathematics, physics, polar oceanography and glaciology from
Bristol and Cambridge Universities in the UK. An IEEE and MTS Fellow and International Fellow of the Explorers Club, he
has extensive senior management & technology development experience and a holistic 'big picture' vision with a focus on
environmental conservation and sustainability. His specialisations include underwater acoustics, Internet of Underwater
Things (IoUT), polar oceanography, ambient noise and marine mammals. Prof. Potter is the founder of the Acoustic
Research Laboratory in the National University of Singapore, has received numerous international awards for his marine
research and technology projects and is an IEEE OES Distinguished Lecturer. It is no longer true that he neither owns nor
operates a television.
CONTAMINATION LAB TOUR
ITA:
– 25 Novembre 2019 – ore 14:30-17:30 (attenzione, questo evento era stato inizialmente programmato per il 18 novembre)
Aula Magna “A.Pacinotti”, largo Lucio Lazzarino 2, Pisa;
Dal 13 novembre lo staff del Contamination Lab sarà in tour nei Dipartimenti del nostro Ateneo per promuovere e informare sul progetto giunto ormai alla sua terza edizione.
Il Contamination Lab è un progetto finanziato dal MIUR che mira a sviluppare le competenze e capacità imprenditoriali di studenti, ricercatori e docenti dell’ Università di Pisa. Il 25 novembre sarà il turno dei dipartimenti di Ingegneria!
Link all'articolo: http://contaminationlab.unipi.it/il-clab-in-tour-per-i-dipartimenti-dellateneo/?fbclid=IwAR3E9RANsb4SC2AK0PHZc0wLBJQheueHf8KT0uAZyIks4w8ulel4_9PMTow
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ValorizzazioneRicercaUnipi
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ENG:
– November 25th 2019 – h 14:30-17:30 (be aware that, this event was initially scheduled for the 18th November)
Aula Magna “A.Pacinotti”, largo Lucio Lazzarino 2, Pisa;
Starting from the 13th November, the Contamination Lab staff will be visiting on tour our University Departments to promote and give information about the project, which is at its 3rd edition.
The Contamination Lab is a project funded by the MIUR which aims to develop the entrepreneurial skills of students, researchers and professors of the University of Pisa.
On November 25th it will be the turn of the Engineering departments!
Link to the article (ITA): http://contaminationlab.unipi.it/il-clab-in-tour-per-i-dipartimenti-dellateneo/?fbclid=IwAR3E9RANsb4SC2AK0PHZc0wLBJQheueHf8KT0uAZyIks4w8ulel4_9PMTow
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PAST EVENTS:
Measurements and Estimation for Robots: the Localization Problem
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2019, h 9:30
SPEAKER: Prof. Daniele Fontanelli
Department of Industrial Engineering
Universityof Trento
VENUE: DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION ENGINEERING,
VIA G. CARUSO 16, PISA
GROUND FLOOR MEETING ROOM
Daniele Fontanelli received the M S degree in Information Engineering in 2001 and the Ph D degree in Automation, Robotics and Bioengineering in 2006 both from the University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy He was a Visiting Scientist with the Vision Lab of the University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, US, from 2006 to 2007 From 2007 to 2008 he has been an Associate Researcher with the Interdepartmental Research Center ``E Piaggio’’, University of Pisa From 2008 to 2013 he joined as an Associate Researcher the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science and from 2014 the Department of Industrial Engineering, both at the University of Trento, Trento, Italy, where he is now an Associate Professor He has authored and co authored more than 120 scientific papers in peer reviewed top journals and conference proceedings He is currently an Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement and for the IET Science, Measurement Technology Journal From 2018 he is also an Associate Technical Program Committee Member for the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems His research interests include localisation algorithms, wheeled mobile robots control and service robotics, real time estimation and control, resource aware control.
Contacts:
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The IEEE RFID-TA 2019 provides a forum for the advancement of RFID technology and practice; it aims at strengthening relations between industry, research institutions and academia and gives attendees a unique opportunity to share, discuss, and witness research results in all areas of RFID technologies and their applications.
Authors are invited to contribute and present their latest research and developments in all areas of RFID.
Conference: September 25 – 27, 2019 at the Auditorium “Le Benedettine”, Pisa, Italy
Conference Website: http://2019.ieee-rfid-ta.org/
IEEE YP MEETUP
The IEEE Council for RFID (CRFID) and IEEE Young Professionals invite you to join us in Pisa (Italy) at our IEEE Meetup during the IEEE RFID-TA 2019 Conference for an afternoon of education followed by a networking reception on September 25th.
Registration to the Event is free, but mandatory. Register here or check at the IEEE RFID Reception Desk.
Complimentary Registration includes:
– Access to the Special session: RFID for the Made in Italy
– YP Networking Reception
The annual IEEE RFID-TA conference represents multiple disciplines and highlights technical research and academia, and it provides a perfect platform for companies and young professionals to network during the first day of the conference.
The IEEE Young Professional meetup will take place during the IEEE RFID-TA 2019 conference in Pisa, Italy.
A meetup event mixing the local community of young engineers with the international crowd of an IEEE conference is a great opportunity for interaction and networking.
The meetup provides an interactive and engaging experience that brings together both academics, graduate students, young professionals, established RFID industry professionals, and entrepreneurs. The meetup will inspire technical discussions and networking opportunities and it will encourage Young Professionals to join IEEE. It will be the first Young Professional Event organized in Europe by the CRFID.
2:00 pm – 2:30 pm Registration/Badge Pick Up – IEEE Welcome Desk (Auditorium “Le Benedettine”, Pisa – Italy)
2:30 pm – 5:00 pm – Special Session: RFID for the Made in Italy
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm – YP Networking Reception
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