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- EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
- eChallenges e-2010 Conference and Exhibition - call for abstract closes 26/02/2010
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27 October 2010 - 29 October 2010 Warsaw, Poland
This is the twentieth in a series of Annual Conferences supported by the European Commission, which regularly attracts over 650 delegates from leading commercial, government and research organisations around the world to share knowledge and experience, lessons learnt and good practice. eChallenges e-2010 will focus on Applied ICT research topics addressing major societal and economic challenges. The programme will combine strategic keynote presentations, technical and policy papers, case studies, workshops, an exhibition and social activities. The programme will showcase results from projects funded at national and regional level as well as those funded by European Commission Research Programmes.
Contact: secretariat@eChallenges.org
See also: www.eChallenges.org/e2010 - EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
- pHealth2010 call for abstracts closes on 28/02
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26 May 2010 - 28 May 2010 Berlin, Germany
The submission of abstracts, posters and oral presentations will be accepted only until February 28, 2010.
Contact: info@phealth.com
- EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
- Launch event for the public-private partnership on FUTURE INTERNET
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13 April 2010 - 16 April 2010 Valencia
The conference will be the high-level public event featuring a series of new public-private partnerships, notably Factories of the Future, Energy-efficient Buildings and the European Green Cars initiative - and will be the platform for the European Commission to launch a 4th public-private partnership on FUTURE INTERNET. Be part of it – come to Valencia!
- EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
- Future Internet PPP - Open constituency building event
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12 March 2010 Nice, France
The European Commission underlined the importance of building a Future Internet Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) and committed to kick-start this initiative already in 2010 by allocating a total of 300 million euros under FP7 ICT Theme until 2013. This open event will raise awareness among all interested stakeholders, about the concepts, focus, structure and implementation plans of the Public-Private-Partnership.
- EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
- Ethos International Conference /Sustainable Technologies Exhibition
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12 May 2010 - 14 May 2010 São Paulo, Brazil
The Sustainable Technologies Exhibition has the objective of gathering and providing information and knowledge on the available sustainable technologies, in order to encourage their development, production and use by individuals as well as public and private organizations. "Sustainable technologies" include economically feasible methodologies, techniques, systems, equipment or processes that can be produced and applied to minimize negative and promote positive impacts on the environment, on people's quality of life and on a socio-environmentally sustainable development. Sustainable technologies with a high replication potential are brought together at the Sustainable Technologies Exhibition – an event organized by the Ethos Institute, Brazil, in parallel with the International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility. Categories for submission are: Inclusive Technologies, Responsible Technologies and Green Technologies Submissions close on February 12th.
- NEWS ARTICLE
- New European effort to promote personal tools for health and wellness
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(16 February 2010)The EC is funding a Support Action to promote interoperability among personal health systems and to other eHealth systems. The SmartPersonalHealth project started on 1st of January 2010 and will run for one year. Key awareness raising activities of SmartPersonalHealth will include three thematically focused regional stakeholder workshops and one central pan-European PHS Interoperability Conference.
Contact: Simon.Wilson@thecentre.eu
See also: full article - NEWS ARTICLE
- ICT 2010: Call for proposals to exhibit cutting edge research and innovation projects
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(15 February 2010)The European Commission today published the Call for Proposals for exhibits at ICT2010 on 27-29 September 2010. The Commission is looking for ideas in the area of upstream ICT innovation as well as close-to-market projects. We invite any organisation involved in European research and development as well as deployment projects and associated support activities to submit an idea for an exhibit. The call is open to all sorts of actors in ICT research: universities, research institutes, non-profit organisations, public authorities and commercial companies including small and medium sized enterprises. Closing date: 30 March 2010.
See also: ICT 2010 on Twitter
- NEWS ARTICLE
- COGKNOW project helps people with mild dementia to get throught their day
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(1 February 2010)The aim of this FP6 funded project was to address a range of different needs of mild dementia patients and come up with a simple, user-friendly device to meet those needs. The end result is a flat-screen monitor for the home, which can be either wall mounted or standalone, and a mobile smart phone with a much simplified user interface installed. The COGKNOW consortium is looking for new partners to help with commercialisation and marketing in the shape of an established software provider, preferably with experience in mobile applications, and companies specialising in reselling and providing solutions to the care and medical sectors in individual countries or groups of countries.
Contact: info@cogknow.eu
New in the Library
- PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL
- K4Care - Knowledge-Based Home-Care eServices for an Ageing Europe
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17 February 2010
An integrated knowledge-based intelligent technology is being made available to help in the management and provision of health care services to chronically ill patients anytime and anywhere through the Web. The K4CARE project involved the joint effort of 4 technological institutions and 7 health care centres. This consortium combined experiences of old and new EU countries to define a new health care model for care of elderly people. New knowledge-based ICT technologies were researched, developed and integrated in a final product that implements the health care model as a web platform. This is a validated prototype that optimises the safe management of the care of chronically ill patients at home.
Contact: david.riano@urv.net
See also: K4Care website
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