The 35th Swedish Artificial Intelligence Society (SAIS'23) annual workshop is currently taking place in Karlskona, Sweden (12-13th June), and our own HINTS paper “HINTS: Human Centered Intelligent Realities” was presented at it. For more information about the workshop, see below: https://www.bth.se/forskning/forskningsomraden/datavetenskap/sais-23/
HINTS researcher and now Dr. Viktor Kelkkanen publicly defended his PhD at the Department of Computer Science, Blekinge Institute of Technology on 8th May 2023. The abstract and thesis is available on the following link: Evaluation and Reduction of Temporal Issues in Remote VR (diva-portal.org) Congratulations!
Prof. Veselka Boeva is involved in the team of organizers and is a member of the Neuroinformatics, Neural networks, and Neurocomputers (N3-BG) interest group founded in Sofia, Bulgaria, in October 2022 (https://www.knowledgeengineering.ai/mission)
Professor Emilia Mendes was ranked #20 in Sweden, and #3425 in the world, in this year’s list of best CS scientists in Sweden. https://research.com/scientists-rankings/computer-science/se
BTH has recently arranged a kick-off in the profile project Human-Centered Intelligent Realities. During two days, BTH and companies met to discuss the various themes and subprojects included in the project. Last year, BTH received the gratifying news that the KK Foundation is investing funds for a new research project in Computer Science at BTH. [...]
Associate Professor Abbas Cheddad has been invited as keynote speaker at the International Symposium on iNnovative Informatics of Biskra (ISNIB’2022), L’Université de Biskra, Algeria. https://isnib.univ-biskra.dz/
The HINTS-project was recently presented in an appendix of the Dagens Industri newspaper and the BTH web news.
HINTS researcher, Veronica Sundstedt (Associate Professor), is a council member of the newly established Swedish Council of Game Researchers. For more information on the council's goals or to become a member, please see the following the SSFR-Statement. Today, the council was also mentioned in the news.
On October 19, 18 teachers in 17 different sessions at BTH will share their knowledge and experiences regarding teaching. The topics for the day range from "Teacher of the Year" to “autocorrection and lifelong learning”. HINTS researcher, Associate Professor Veronica Sundstedt, will talk about "Experiences of Research-Oriented Activities in Game Technology Education Programmes". The talk [...]
Today at the Knowledge Foundation's autumn launch, Andreas Larsson (BTH), Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Collaboration, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, was invited to answer questions regarding building strong research environments. The building of the HINTS profile was mentioned in the discussion.
