Task Leader: Piotr Bródka, piotr.brodka@pwr.wroc.pl The PM will be responsible for analysing the results of all project activities and formulating periodic reports on the progress of the project against its objectives and the planned activities. Each Work Package leader in cooperation with respective task leaders will contribute to the reporting
Task Leader: Marek Kurzyński, marek.kurzynski@pwr.wroc.pl This lab is intended to carry on researches on the selected computer applications related with ICT in Medicine domain. The idea for the laboratory upgrade partially drives from the ENGINE Centre staff involvement in TRANSFoRm – Translational Research and Patient Safety in Europe. This experience
Task Leader: Michał Woźniak, michal.wozniak@pwr.wroc.plENGINE research areas: A1, B1-B6 Duration: 1 day Estimated no. of participants: 25 No. of events: 1 This workshop will be held in the conjunction with the International Conference of Hybrid Artificial Intelligence Systems HAIS. The progress of computer science has caused that many institutions collected
Task Leader: Michał Woźniak, michal.wozniak@pwr.wroc.plESIGETEL Coordinator: prof. Katarzyna Wegrzyn-Wolska, katarzyna.wegrzyn@esigetel.fr Twining visits aim at reinforcing the ENGINE Centre potential in the following research areas: Decision support systems especially for medicine Medical data analysis and mining Data fusion Remote patient monitoring using mobile applications Information Retrieval Text and opinion mining, sentiment
Task Leader: Halina Kwaśnica, halina.kwasnicka@pwr.wroc.pl The role of the Scientific Coordinator (SC) is to take care about the scientific progress of the Project. A number of research groups, which interests are very widespread, are involved in the ENGINE Project. An important part of the ENGINE project are exchange visits of
Lider zadania: Janusz Sobecki, janusz.sobecki@pwr.wroc.pl Human-Computer Interaction laboratory plans to extend the study on developing the methods of usability testing with the application of gaze-tracking devices. In this laboratory we are also going to conduct research on new forms of interaction, for example with mobile haptic devices, large interactive surfaces
Task Leader: Bartosz Krawczyk, bartosz.krawczyk@pwr.wroc.plENGINE research areas: A1, B1, B2, B3 Duration: 1 day Estimated no. of participants: 20 No. of events: 2 + 2013, 2014 During conference: International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML). Life sciences, ranging from biology and genetics to biochemistry and pharmacology have developed rapidly in previous
Task Leader: Urszula Markowska-Kaczmar, urszula.markowska-kaczmar@pwr.wroc.plUBRA Coordinator: Daniel Neagu, d.neagu@bradford.ac.uk Twining visits aim at reinforcing the ENGINE Centre potential in the following research areas: Investigation, modelling and solution of real-world scheduling and optimisation problems in partnership with commercial, scientific and governmental collaborators Investigation of tailored and general-purpose models, algorithms, heuristics, metaheuristics
Task Leader: Przemysław Kazienko, przemyslaw.kazienko@pwr.wroc.pl New researcher employment details: Researcher: Prof. Reda Alhajj, Uniwersytet w Calgary, Alberta, KanadaPosition: Complex Network Analysis and Mining ResearcherDuration of employment: 12MLink do artykułu: http://engine.pwr.edu.pl/en/news/156-prof-reda-alhajj-our-new-staff-member Researcher’s profile: Prof. Reda Alhajj received his B.Sc. degree in Computer engineering in 1988 from Middle East Technical University, Ankara,
Task Leader: Bartosz Krawczyk, bartosz.krawczyk@pwr.wroc.plENGINE research areas: A1, B1, B2 Duration: 1 day Estimated no. of participants: 20 No. of events: 1 During The World Congress on Nature and Biologically Inspired Computing (NABIC) conference. One of the main challenges for the machine learning algorithms are problems arising from the nature