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Here am I, after a while ... Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
It's about one year; I started to feed my blog again; I'm rather busy with teaching, and I leave for Brazil (Fortaleza and Manaus) where I'll give two seminars ...
 
Seminar Grid and Augmented Reality Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   

**Seminar on Grid and service oriented computing*
*7th december at 15h00, Salle des séminaires LIRMM*
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The LIRMM is honored by the visit of Bertrand David (LIESP), Domenico Laforenza (CNR, Italy), Mr Thierry Priol (IRISA) and Jean-Pierre Prost (IBM) as members of Pascal Dugenie’s thesis committee. Our prestigious guests have kindly accepted to give a talk on their current research activities and projects related to: Grid services and interaction within augmented reality.

More details on: http://www.lirmm.fr/~gouaich/events/seminars/ <http://www.lirmm.fr/%7Egouaich/events/seminars/>
Talks :
 - *IMERA (Interaction mobile dans l'environnement Réel Augmenté)* By Bertrand David, LIESP
 - *The European Project "XtreemOS": How to build and promote a Linux-based Operating System to Support Virtual Organizations for Next Generation Grids.* By Domenico Laforenza, CNR
 - *CoreGRID: 3 years of experience integrating Grid Research in Europe* By Thierry Priol, IRISA.
 - *Le projet Green Data Center.* By Jean-Pierre Prost, IBM
Kind regards,
Abdelkader Gouaich
 
Invited talk in Paris Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
We have been invited to give a Conference at the meeting between LIP6 (Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris 6: http://www.lip6.fr/fr/index.html)  and NII (National Institute of Informatics, Honiden Lab, Tokyo  http://honiden-lab.ex.nii.ac.jp/english/) on Monday, Nov. 19th.

Details are in the web page: http://www-poleia.lip6.fr/%7Echarif/NII-LIP6-Workshop2007 
Unfortunately, due to strikes in the train connections, Abdel and myself decided NOT to go ... even if we were at 6h in the morning ready to leave at the Montpellier station.

Pity. However, we produced some slides (here) .

Later in the day, I heard from François Perrot that he gave an invited talk on our slot.
Great news !! Apparently, then, the day was successful.


 
Thesis defense of Pascal Dugénie Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
Pascal will defend his thesis on December 7th, next.
A limited number of virtual places is available on request (Visioconference, send me an email pls).
Further details on the French page.
 
About the projects Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
At the moment, no one of the submitted projects has been approved. We wait for Beehive, that has been re-submitted in the area of Embedded Systems in October 2007. 
We have been deceived by the result of the evaluation, phase 2, for Teaming, that passed phase 1 with a very promising evaluation. We will certainly re-submit it in the future, as the team of international partners has been very satisfied of the final technical annex proposed by our main contractor.
Pity. Competition is harder and harder. We keep hoping.
 
Invitation for a Master Course at ENSI, Tunis Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
I have been invited to deliver a Course in Interactive Services at the Master GLAD (Software Engineering and Decision Aids) of the Engineering School ENSI, Tunis (http://www.ensi.rnu.tn/). 
The Course will be held in English on January 15-22, 2008.
Thanks to Khaled Ghedira, Director, and Moncef Tagina and Wided Lejouad Chaari, Professors at the School.
 
EU projects for local Enterprises Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
On October 5th we have a meeting at the Region concerning EU R&D projects . More on the French version.
 
Previous PhD student wins prestigious post doc Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
Clément Jonquet will leave for Stanford on September 1st, next, with a one-year post-doc contract.
He has been selected by Marc Musen, Stanford Medical Informatics, to collaborate within research projects on Ontologies in the medical area.

Compliments, wishes and arrivederci to Clément, Isabelle and ??? the newcomer, expected within a few weeks ...
 
Submitted paper to GSEM 2007 Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
Paola Salle, Fred Duvert, Daniele Herin and myself we have submitted a paper to GSEM 2007 (International Conference on Grid Service Engineering and Management) . 

Dynamic Workflows as GRID Services 

Paola Salle1 , Frederic Duvert2 , Daniele Herin1 , Stefano A. Cerri1 

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LIRMM & University Montpellier 2 and CNRS 

161 Rue Ada, 34392 Montpellier Cedex 5, France 

2 

LIA & University Avignon 

339, chemin des Meinajaries, Agroparc BP 1228, 84911 Avignon Cedex 9 

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{salle,herin,cerri}@lirmm.fr, 2 This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Abstract. This paper addresses the architectural foundations of dynamic work- 

flows in distributed, multi-agent systems. The purpose is to design an architec- 

ture at the same time taking into consideration task dependencies among agents, 

adaptation with respect to historic lessons learnt from past behaviour (memory) 

and the dynamics of autonomous decisions. In order to do this, we capitalize on 

three successful modelling tools : the AGIL Agent-Grid Integration Language 

and its corresponding AGIO (Agent-Grid Integration Ontology) ; the STROBE 

(STReams, OBjects, Environments) model for communicating Agents, especially 

the Lazy evaluation in STReams ; and Markov Logic Networks (MLN) in order 

to " learn from the past " what to do in the future with a maximum of probability 

of success. 




 
News from the Easter Island Print E-mail
Written by Stefano Cerri   
Mr. Orlando Pandolfi, President of the Marenostrum Foundation, has informed me that in June he will go to the island, accompanied by Nereo Rotelli to visit the Major: Pedro Edmunds Paoa

If this mission will be successful, it becomes possible that our "Ubiquitous University" project (proposed since 2004 with the late Francesco Di Castri to the EU) will get some support for a PhD student dedicated to study the technical feasibility. 

To know more on Ubiquitous University : see projects.

Montpellier, 2007-05-26
 
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