The first of the two Best Paper Awards from WiSATS 2015
Three researchers from the Future Ubiquitous Networks Lab (Faculty of Engineering and Informatics)
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Three researchers from the Future Ubiquitous Networks Lab (Faculty of Engineering and Informatics)
Energy crisis and global warming call for an industrial revolution in production and
‘What motivates the elderly to comprehensively promote their health behavior, and how a
Technology news are full of incremental developments and what we are pleased to
‘A new way to interact with cultural heritage sites’, that’s what a team
The First edition of the International Conference on Industrial Networks and Intelligent Systems
A paper which shows the current state of heterogeneous, reconfigurable hardware resources in
Liang Zhou from the Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (Nanjing, China) won
David C. Mohr, Colleen Stiles-Shields, Christopher Brenner, Hannah Palac, Enid Montague, Eric Carty-Fickes, Jenna
