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UPCOMING EVENT

IEEE IoT Theory and Practice Seasonal School 2024

7 July-9 July 2024 // Durham University, UK

https://iot.ieee.org/education/seasonal-school.html

Call for Participation

This seasonal school is sponsored by the IEEE Internet of Things Technical Community (IoT TC). It is designed to provide education on various theory and practical aspects relating to IoT. It will offer lectures, hands-on laboratories, and demonstrations to provide resources, information, and guidance to boost your learning in IoT. You will also

  • Meet international experts, complete designated learning and tasks, and get to know other students.
  • Upon completion of this seasonal school, you will build up confidence in and prepare knowledge and skills for studying and researching IoT-related concepts and developments.
  • Students will also receive a certificate from the IEEE, enhancing your recognition in IoT professions.

Time and Location:

The 2024 IEEE IoT TC seasonal school will be held on July 7th – July 9th at Durham University, United Kingdom. Learning activities will be in the new Mathematical Sciences and Computer Science Building within the Department of Computer Science at Durham University.

How to Apply?

We provide the early bird rate and the standard rate for registering the seasonal school, as below. All registrations will include the planned learning activities, and lunch and coffee breaks for 3 days.

  • Early bird registration rate: 25 GBP on or before 15 June 2024.
  • Standard registration rate: 45 GBP after 15 June 2024.

If you need to apply for a visa to come to the UK and your visa applications may not be approved on time, please contact us to confirm that you can register using the online registration rate.

  • Online registration rate: 20 GBP

Please click on the following button to complete your registration.

Who Can Apply?

  • Research students in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or relevant subjects
  • Postgraduate students in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or relevant subjects
  • Undergraduate students in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or relevant subjects
  • Interested professionals who have studied a university degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or relevant subjects

Contact:

If you have any inquiries, please contact Dr. Wanqing Tu at [email protected].

Past Events and Activities

Internal Events

EventDetails
NESTiD Mini Seminar (Virtual)
Online mini seminar held on Thursday 25 February 2021 between 10-12 am.

Participants: Tom Friedetzky, Ioannis Ivrissimtzis, Wanqing Tu, Gagangeet Aujla, Ehsan Toreini, Amitabh Trehan, George Mertzios, Iain Stewart, Daniel Paulusma, Konrad Dabrowski, Barnaby Martim, Matthew Johnson, and Stamos Katsigiannis.



External Events

(Conferences, Workshops, Tutorial)

The Members of NESTiD have been involved with the organization of the following events outside Durham.

Invited Talks and Guest Lectures:

The Members of NESTiD presented invited talks and guest lectures outside Durham.

ActivityDetailsDate
SeminarGagangeet Aujla provided a seminar on Electric Vehicle as a Service at Durham Energy Institute, Durham University, UKMay 16, 2024
School SeminarGagangeet Aujla provided a seminar on Energy Trading in SDN-enabled Smart Transportation System at University of Hull, UKFeb 10, 2024
Panel talkAnish Jindal led an expert panel discussion on ‘Future of the AI’ at St. Chad’s College DurhamNov 2023
Keynote TalkGagangeet Aujla provided a keynote talk on Electric Vehicle as a Service at ICAIoT 2023 at NITTTR, Chandigarh, IndiaMarch 31, 2023
Abstract TalkThirupathaiah Vasantam presented talk on “Bounds on Bipartite Entanglement Distribution Rates for Discrete and Continuous Variable Quantum Switches*” at APS March Meeting 2023March 8, 2023
Invited TalkAnish Jindal presented a talk on “Low Carbon and Sustainable Computing Seminar” series at the University of Glasgow.September 2022
Keynote TalkThomas Erlebach presented a talk on “Explorable Uncertainty and Untrusted Predictions” at the MAPSP 2022 (15th Workshop on Models and Algorithms for Planning and Scheduling).June 2022
Keynote TalkAmitabh Trehan presented a talk on Self-healing Networks at the 3rd IEEE International Workshop on Smart Computing for Smart Cities (SC2) in conjunction with 23rd IEEE International Symposium on a World of Wireless, Mobile and Multimedia Networks (IEEE WoWMoM 2022), Belfast, United Kingdom14th June 2022
TutorialAnish Jindal presented a tutorial on “Data Analytics in Smart Grid” in the Durham Energy Institute seminar series.November 2022
Invited TalkAnish Jindal delivered an invited talk in Short term training program on “Tomorrow’s Electrical Power Grid” for SFIT Mumbai, India.03-07 January 2022
Invited TalkThirupathaiah Vasantam delivered a talk on “A throughput optimal scheduling policy for a quantum switch” at University of York, UK 4th April 2022
TutorialAmitabh Trehan presented a tutorial on Self-healing Distributed Algorithms at the 10th The Latin-American Symposium on Dependable Computing (LADC) 2021 (https://ladc.lisha.ufsc.br/ladc2021/Tutorial).23rd November 2021
Keynote TalkGagangeet Aujla provided a keynote talk on Edge-Cloud Interplay using Software-defined Networking for Smart City Applications at 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Smart Computing for Smart Cities (SC2) in conjunction with IEEE WoWMoM 2021.7th June 2021
Keynote TalkGagangeet Aujla provided a keynote talk on EVaaS: Energy Trading in SDN-enabled Smart Transportation System at SOFA 2020 – 9th International Workshop on Soft Computing Applications, Arad, Romania29th November 2020