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Pension Fund - Annual Information Meeting.

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Abstract: Scientists have a responsibility to share the meaning and implications of their work, both within and outside their community, but generally receive little training in writing and communication. They thus often feel unprepared to communicate with the public, the media, funding agents and even other scientists. In this talk, I will present some thoughts on science communication, focusing on tips for writing a paper for a high-impact journal in physics.

 

Bio:  Matteo Rini holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (University of Pavia) and a Ph.D. in Physics (Humboldt University of Berlin) and has worked as a scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and other industrial and academic institutions. His research focused on imaging ultrafast processes in liquids [Science 301, 349 (2003)] and solids [ Nature 449, 72 (2007)]. After serving as a Science Officer for the Climate-Change Directorate of the European Commission, he joined the American Physical Society (APS), where he is now the Editor of Physics Magazine.

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Intelligent robotic systems are becoming essential for space applications, medical applications, industries, nuclear plants, and for harsh environments in general, such as the CERN particles accelerator complex and experiments. Nowadays, mechatronic systems use mature technologies that allow their robust and safe use, even in collaboration with human workers. Specific for complex and hazardous environment, vital signals monitoring is expected to support people in their daily activities in the near future, following continuous strides in developing health technologies. As the industry 4.0 revolution grows, robotic systems are increasingly deployed to support health monitoring, like for example in search and rescue scenarios for disaster areas. This presentation introduces contactless human health monitoring methods explored using photoplethysmography methods and machine learning techniques. Experiments conducted on several people demonstrate that cardiac activity can be monitored from camera views to obtain non-invasive and reliable vital parameter measurements. This system could address several medical applications in the future to meet the required health and safety needs, also besides the CERN context..

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A novel AI-based tool to assist clinicians, patients and caregivers in the analysis, diagnosis and prognosis of brain abnormalities based on the integration of clinical and imaging data. CAFEIN follows the 'life-cycle' of a radiology department and implements machine and deep learning tools using raw magnetic resonance images, X-ray images and patient data in order to improve clinical workflow's efficiency and performance. The tool focuses on strokes, brain tumors, multiply sclerosis and small vascular diseases while targets on detection, segmentation and classification tasks. Medical applications developed over the CAFEIN: a. Brain MRI anomaly screening b. Multi-pathology detection and classification.

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Overview of Digital Technologies for Medical Applications at CERN.

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This talk will explore some tools that let you see the results of your code changes in real time, across different programming languages and environments..

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This summer a gathering of more than 3000 hackers took place on a Dutch camping ground. The participants turned this green space into a bacchanalia filled with technology discussion and caffeinated (soft) drinks. During this lightning talk I will elaborate on the concept and share with you some pictures from that very event..

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Open mic.

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Even the most feature-rich web application can miss some specific functionality that you need. If the application is open source, you may try to implement that missing feature, and hope it's included in future releases. However, there is often a quicker (albeit dirtier) solution: use client-side technologies such as JavaScript and CSS. Let's see a few examples of how to extend Indico service's functionality..

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Welcome.

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A walk-through on how to connect an external GPU with a laptop to boost your gaming FPS by more than 50%! I will demonstrate this using a TB3 port, which is contrary to the traditional NVMe connection (which requires opening up the laptop)..

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Web development is one of the most rapidly progressing industries. During this talk, I'll present a brief overview on current trends in developing of the modern web applications and explain how we can make use of them..

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