I stumbled upon somebody writing about Nokia’s 2007 Way We Live Next event in Oulu. This event was intended to give the outside world a view on what is going on in Nokia Research Center.
Nice quote
Lots of interesting stuff was shown off during the course of the two days and the most interesting I came [...]
One of our interns, Filip Suba, presented a paper earlier this week in Turku at the Symposium on Applications & the Internet. He’s one of my former (since today) master thesis students that has been working in our team at NRC for the past few months. The paper he presented is actually based on his [...]
Also tagged New publication, research, workshopI’m traveling a lot lately. Two weeks ago I was in Zurich at the first Internet of Things Conference. I uploaded some pictures already last week and some more today.
Last week I also attended a Dagstuhl seminar on Combining the advantages of product lines and open source to present the position paper I posted some [...]
Below is a position paper I submitted to the upcoming Dagstuhl seminar I am attending. It’s not peer reviewed and it is not clear at this point if there will be any proceedings. So, as an experiment, I will just put the full text in a blog post as well as the pdf you can [...]
Also tagged eclipse, java, linux, nokia, smart space, Software Engineering, ubuntuAs you saw in yesterday’s post, my publication site has moved to this blog. I also took the opportunity to update the page with recent work:
Our book chapter on compositional development was published in January in Emerging Methods, Technologies and Process Management in Software Engineering by Wiley.
I wrote a short position paper on the same [...]
Last month a European funded research project I’m in kicked off: SENSEI. The official project website is still under construction but somebody was kind enough to blog about it at least.
Sensei will be a lot of work and hopefully also very interesting and fun. It’s a so-called integrated project in FP7 which means it [...]
One of my colleagues, Cristiano di Flora with whom I’ve written several articles over the past year, is co-organizing the second workshop on Adaptive and DependAble Mobile Ubiquitous Systems (Adamus) that will be co-hosted with this years WoWMoM symposium in California this summer.
He asked me to do a bit of promotion on my blog, [...]
I submitted a nice position paper with two of my colleagues at Nokia to the CMPPC’07 (Common Models and Patterns for Pervasive Computing) Workshop, at Pervasive 2007 in Toronto next month.
Abstract:
State-of-the-art research and existing commercial off-the-shelf solutions provide several technologies and methods for building Smart spaces. However, developing applications on top of such systems is [...]
Slashdot reported on the creation of Citizendium by wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger. Citizendium is planning to do this specifically to impose some level of quality control. I’ve read through the plan currently on the website and it looks quite reasonable. Essentially it creates a layer of expert editors on top of the regular anonymous editors [...]
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