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NANOelectromobility Public event took place on 27th of JANUARY 2012
Venue: Engineering School, University of Seville, Spain
Avda. Camino de los Descubrimientos, Isla de la Cartuja, Seville
The introduction of electric mobility requires addressing the technological, industrial, infrastructure and market challenges in order to enable the adaptation of the new electrical mobility sector to different regions in Europe. In this context, on behalf of the ARTEMIS JU projects addressing nanoelectronics and embedded systems developments for electric mobility, we would like to welcome you to the “NANOelectromobility” public event which will take place at the at Engineering School, University of Seville on 27th of January 2012.
The goal is to present the activities related to electro mobility, renewables, infrastructure, the connection to Smart Grid/Internet and emphasis the involvement of the partners from different European countries and capture the interest of the public authorities, the industry, research and academia in Andalucia Region.
Key topics
The 'NANOelectromobility' public event will focus on technology based Innovation addressing the hot topics of the present and future EV industry value chains:
• Energy storage and management,
• Electric vehicle powertrain and bidirectional charging,
• Electric vehicle architecture,
• Embedded systems modules for electric mobility applications
• Communication technologies developments for electric mobility
• Vehicle integration with information and communication technologies
> Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V)
> Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I)
> Vehicle to Grid and Internet Connection (V2G+I)
• Internet of Energy Architecture
• Battery management systems and integration with the uni- and bi- directional charging modules
• Charging stations (AC and DC fast charging stations)
• Communication platforms and energy broker integration for electric mobility.
Target Audience
This event is designed to bring together the public authorities, government policy makers and the technical experts from different European countries working in the field of the nanoelectronics and embedded systems, communications, automotive and electric energy utilities to address the technological, industrial, infrastructure and market challenges for electric mobility applications
Programme
The programma of NANOelectromobility is from 08:30 to 16:30 Click here to download actual programme.
More information
For more information about NANOelectromobility, in Seville (Spain) on 27 January 2012: Click here for more information
Presentations of the Call Coordinatorsday 14 December 2011:
PC Info Day
Coordinator Briefing
Negotiations
NGA and JU GA
Reporting and Monitoring
Payments
Front Office
ARTEMIS Project CHIRON: fostering a ‘continuum of care’
CHIRON at the pHealth 2011 Conference: Lyon, France - 29 June- 1 July, 2011
pHealth 2011 - 8th International Conference on Wearable Micro and Nano Technologies for Personal Health
The pHealth Conference has emerged as the leading international meeting on wearable Micro and Nano technologies for personalized medicine and it has provided visibility to the tremendous potential not only for the future of medicine, but also for the improvement of healthcare processes today. The event addresses converging technologies (NANO-BIO-ICT) and other non-technological issues that are critical for EU innovation & industry and for the EU citizen.
A specific session of the scientific program of the Conference will be devoted to the themes addressed by the CHIRON Project. The session will be held on Friday July 1st (08:30 – 12:00):
08:30-08:40 The CHIRON Project: contents and objectives - S. Bonfiglio, FIMI – BARCO (Coordinator of the CHIRON Project)
08:40-08:55 An architectural view for e-Health - A. Vitaletti, W LAB & University of Rome, Italy
08:55-09:10 Multisensorial platform to enable Unobtrusive Human Monitoring - G. Pioggia, CNR - National Research Council, Italy; Jure Lampe, Mobili d.o.o. (Slovenia)
09:10-09:30 A personalised risk assessment model in CHIRON, the “Alter Ego” – P.E. Puddu, Policlinico Umberto I, Rome (Italy) and J. Gialelis, ISI (Greece)
09:30-09:45 Sensorial platform: artifact separation and ECG feature extraction – K. Maharatna, University of Southampton (UK)
09:45-10:00 Advanced post-processing techniques for quantitative assessment of medical images – C. Lamberti, University of Bologna (Italy)
10:00-10:30 Break
10:30-10:50 Exchange of medical info and Personal Health Records … the need of a standardization -
M. Giacomini, University of Genova (Italy), S. Naso , ITS (Italy)
The SMARTSPACE Middleware – T. Salmon Cinotti, University of Bologna (Italy)10:50-11:05: The CHIRON platform: bridging the gap between e-health solutions for in-patient and out-patient care - C. Paggetti, I+ (Italy)
11:05 – 12:00 : ROUND TABLE : “e-Health: Better quality of care with lower costs ….”
Coordinated by A. Krukowski (INTRACOM, Greece) and with the participation of representatives of the Research, Medical and Business communities.
Press Release SafeCer, June 2011
The Kick off meeting took place on April 19th 2011 in Brussels. More information in the Press release.
SIMPLE project Kick-Off meeting.
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On June 29th and 30th, the SIMPLE consortium held their kick-off meeting in Athens, home town of SINGULAR LOGIC, the coordinator. The lively meeting was attended by Alun Foster, Programme Manage of the ARTEMIS-JU, and Ms. Maria Koutrokoi, representative of the Greek public authority. |
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The web site of the CHIRON Project is now on line.
CHIRON is a project of the ARTEMIS 2009 – Sub-program ASP2 (Person-centric healthcare). Please visit us at www.chiron-project.eu .
R3-COP Kick-off meeting.
On Monday May 17th, the R3-COP consortium held its kick-off meeting in Munich. R3-COP is a large project from Call 2009 that addresses the needs of autonomous systems (robotics), for land-based systems (industrial robots, autonomous mobile machines and service-robots), aerial and submarine applications (for inspection / surveillance). The 30 partners of the project had sent some 45 delegates to this large meeting. The ARTEMIS-JU Programme Manager was invited, to observe and to present some background on the programme and on the how and why of some of the administrative steps that need to be finalised. The highly interactive meeting has got the project off to a a flying start!
ACROSS project kick-off meeting:
On April 19-20, 2010, the ACROSS (ARTEMIS Cross-Domain Architecture) project held its kick-off meeting in Vienna, Austria.
In a constructive meeting the technical approach was discussed and the detailed workplan for the coming months was elaborated.
For more details on project activities please check http://www.across-project.eu/
The iFEST project kick-off.
The iFEST project was kicked off in Oslo April 1, 2010. iFEST aims to remedy the highly fragmented nature of incompatible tools for embedded systems, with particular emphasis on HW/SW codesign and lifecycle aspects. iFEST will develop a tool integration framework, provide a set of integration technologies, promote standardization, and evaluate the capabilities of the tool-chains in real industrial development settings. The consortium has 21 partners. The total effort in the project is 1460 person months and the budget is €16.104.713.
ABB AS is the project Coordinator.
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iFEST at work. |
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The POLLUX Project kicks off.
The "POLLUX" project office reports that the kick-off meeting took place in Orbassano on March 16th. See www.artemis-pollux.eu for details.
The CHIRON Project was launched in Bologna, Italy
March 25th, 2010 - The Kick-off Meeting of CHIRON , a Research Project of the 2009 Call of the ARTEMIS JU Program, was held at the University of Bologna, Italy. The project intends to combine state-of-the art technologies and innovative solutions into an integrated framework designed for an effective and person-centric health management along the complete care cycle.
26 Partners from 8 European countries participate to the Project that will have a duration of 36 months and will be completed in February 2013.
Read the full press release CHIRON_Press_Release_25032010.pdf.
eSONIA project holds it's kick-off meeting in Tampere, Finland.
March 25th 2010. The international research project eSONIA (Embedded Service Oriented Monitoring, Diagnostics and Control: towards the Asset-Aware and Self-Recovering Factory) was launched in Tampere,Finland. The expected main outcomes of the three-year project include increased predictability,reduced safety risks, enhanced security and cost efficiency of production plants.
Read the full press-release eSONIA_release_Eng_short__3_.pdf or for more information visit the Call 2009 Projects page here.