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Doug Ortiz

🌟 Save the Date! PostgreSQL - Open Day 2025 is coming to Bolzano, Italy! 🇮🇹✨

📅 April 11, 2025
📍 NOI Techpark

Explore cutting-edge research & innovation:
✅ Connect with experts.
✅ Learn about groundbreaking projects in PostgreSQL.
✅ Participate in hands-on workshops and activities.

🔗 Full podcast 👉: link.illustris.org/openday2025

Join us for a day of discovery in beautiful Bolzano. Let's shape the future together! 🌱🤖

YouTubePostgreSQL - Open Day 2025 - April 11 - Bolzano Italy🐘 PostgreSQL - Open Day 2025: Explore Innovation in Bolzano, Italy! 🇮🇹✨ 🎉 Save the Date! On April 11, 2025, join us in the stunning city of Bolzano, Ita...
#OpenDay2025#Innovation#PostgreSQL
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BMBF_bund

Das ist medizinische Spitzenforschung! An der @ChariteBerlin informierte sich Bundesforschungsminister Cem Özdemir über neueste Therapieansätze: #Blutwäsche bei Demenz und digitale Hirnzwillinge bei vielfältigen neurologischen Erkrankungen. Möglich sind diese auch durch die enge Verbindung von #Charité und BMBF, beispielsweise durch das Netzwerk #Universitätsmedizin und das @bih_charite.
#Innovation #DigitalHealth #TranslationalMedicine #Hirnforschung

Bundesforschungsminister Cem Özdemir sieht durch das Mikroskop eine Gewebeprobe an, mit der in einem Spezialverfahren im Nervenwasser eines Patienten eine atypische Form der Demenz nachgewiesen werden kann.
Prof. Harald Prüß erläutert Diagnose und Therapie bei einer atypischen Form der Demenz.
Prof. Petra Ritter erläutert, wie aus medizinischen Daten ein individueller digitaler Zwilling eines Gehirns eines Patienten erstellt werden kann.
Bundesforschungsminister Cem Özdemir im Gespräch mit Prof. Matthias Endres.
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CERTAIN Project

🌟 🚀 We’re live! 🌐

We’re thrilled to announce that our website is now live! 👉 certain-project.eu/

🔍 CERTAIN – Certification for Ethical and Regulatory Transparency in Artificial Intelligence – is dedicated to advancing trustworthy AI. We aim to provide guidelines, technical tools, and solutions across the data and AI value chain to:

✅ Ensure compliance
📊 Assess data quality
⚖️ Measure biases
🔐 Protect privacy

GIF
#CERTAINProject#AI#DataCompliance
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Holger Behrens

Electrification Across Mobility

The urgent need for sustainable mobility drives a unified push towards electrification across all transportation sectors. From road to air, the transition is underway, presenting both challenges and groundbreaking opportunities.

#Sustainability #Electrification #BEV #GreenHydrogen #Aviation #Mobility #Innovation #EU #Transportation #Logistics #FutureOfMobility #Europe

medium.com/@hbrns/the-electric

Medium · The Electric Revolution Across Mobility Sectors: A Unified Push for SustainabilityBy Holger Behrens
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Isabel Richards

A bit of what we’re working on at the moment 😊

“The Overland Telegraph Line was an organising principle for other infrastructures including the railway, roads, micro-wave, radio towers and even the NBN (National Broadband Network)” and thus “a system which has deeply impacted the ways in which Australian identity is and continues to be articulated.”

#telegraphy #cybernetics #archaeology #strangwayssprings #innovation #technology #australianhistory #history

cybernetics.anu.edu.au/news/20

ANU School of Cybernetics · What can telegraphy teach us about technology?Like many researchers, cyberneticians seek to better understand our world, looking for and at evidence of the past, present and future to build these understandings. Recently researchers from the School of Cybernetics have published their findings of the tools and technologies found at Strangways Springs/Pangki Warruna, the site of a repeater station along the Overland Telegraph Line. Map of Australia's telegraph lines. The Overland Telegraph Line which ran from Darwin to Adelaide and connected Australia to the global telegraph network is shown in orange. Image Credit: Bell, Richards, Meares, Traw, Paterson in collaboration with John Firth, 2024. Telegraphy in Australia, particularly that of the Overland Telegraph Line, is a pretty big deal in our technological and societal history. This ‘electric chain’ of telegraphy was our first digital system, and it has shaped all following digital systems including our computer data banks, mobile phone technologies, and the internet. As for shaping our societal history, once completed the Overland Telegraph line eliminated the ‘tyranny of distance’ from our communication system – overseas messages went from taking months to deliver by boat to mere minutes of electric delivery via the telegraph system. So, though telegraphy currently seems largely irrelevant and invisible, there is much we can learn now about our current (and future) technologies and societies through studying our telegraphic past. The first of these two papers argues that Australian telegraph systems, particularly the Overland Telegraph Line, offer unique research potential to marry industrial archaeology and cybernetics. Industrial archeology is a field that is critically interested in the industrial era as the source for many many aspects of our current modern world – including climate change, globalisation, social legacies of colonisations, colonialism and empire, and also a shift in the way humans and societies engage with technology. Landscape analysis described in this paper reveals that Strangways Springs, a telegraph repeater station in the South Australian colony, can be described as a site of cross-cultural action in the colonial world. The Overland Telegraph Line was an organising principle for other infrastructures including the railway, electricity roads, micro-wave, radio towers and even the NBN (National Broadband Network). This research ultimately reveals the interdependencies of technological, ecological and human systems that were necessary to support the system that is the Overland Telegraph Line, a system which has deeply impacted the ways in which Australian identity is and continues to be articulated. Strangways Springs Telegraph Repeater Station, mid-1880s. Image Credit: “Strangways Springs Station” Courtesy of the State Library of South Australia: B 11945. In their second paper our cyberneticians look deeper at one specific ‘node’ in this telegraphy system and explore the technologies of Strangways Springs. Strangways Springs existed for the purpose of technology, that is, it was established to support the repeating of messages along the telegraph line. It is perhaps both a surprise and not to discover through reading this research the number of emerging technologies that sprang from this ‘strange’ place. The telegraph wires that ran through Strangways Springs carried not just electricity but information. It is fitting then that it was the son of early computer pioneer Charles Babbage who identified the site for Strangways Springs during early surveying for potential telegraph station sites. This paper highlights how telegraphy and agricultural innovations shaped Australia through trade, economy, technology systems, societal systems, and so much more. “this paper traces the evolution of Strangways from a pastoral property to telegraph station and then railway stop, as well as the technologies that were designed, deployed, and decommissioned there.“ As much as we would love to dive in deeper to all that these research papers uncover, we must leave some things for you to read yourself. Despite all the technologies and innovations, all the change brought by this little town, Strangways Springs is now all but forgotten. These days the Strangway Springs telegraph station resembles a pile of stones, the evidence of its past as a technological hub only appears when you look deeper for those cybernetic connections. Strangways Springs station remains 2023. Image Credit: Andrew Meares. This research is a fascinating deep dive into what telegraphy can teach us about technology, particularly when we take a systems perspective. Explore the research: Wool, Wires and Water: Technological Transitions at Strangways Springs (2025) One complete system? Telegraphy, cybernetics and industrial archaeology (2024) Meet the researchers: Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell Professor Andrew Meares Dr Alistair Paterson Isabel Richards Distingushed Professor Brendan Traw
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INPACE Hub

🚀 INPACE at EuCNC 2025! 🌍

INPACE will co-organise a special session at EuCNC & 6G Summit 2025 in Poznan, Poland on 3-6 June, in collaboration with SNS JU projects 6G MIRAI and 6G ARROWS, and with NGI Transoceanic.

The session will focus on collaborations beyond Europe, highlighting global synergies in 6G innovation.
📅 Save the date: 3-6 June 2025
📍 Poznan, Poland
Learn more: inpacehub.eu/event/eucnc-2025/

INPACE will be represented at the EUCNC & 6G Summit 2025
#Innovation#digitaltransformation#Collaboration
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KI gestalten

🚀 Generative #KI entwickelt sich rasant: Bei keiner anderen Technologie sei zeitgleich so viel #Innovation in Grundlagenforschung, Entwicklung und bei neuen Anwendungen entstanden, so unser Mitglied Ute Schmid, Professorin für Kognitive Systeme an der Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg. Sie fordert: Um Kompetenzverlust zu vermeiden, müssen menschliche Expertise und #genAI sinnvoll in einem Co-Creations-Prozess kombiniert werden.
Zum ausführlichen Statement
👉 plattform-lernende-systeme.de/

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