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13May2025
Seminar: “AI Research and Collaboration Opportunities at Odessa Polytechnic”
Abstract: In this seminar, Dr. Mykhaylo Lobachev will present the work and mission of the Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics at Odessa Polytechnic National University (https://op.edu.ua/en/iair). He will introduce the institute’s key research areas, current projects, and international initiatives, including the Fresh Air Hackathon (https://www.airinstitute.in/events) and recent developments in AI applications. The session will also […]
12Jan2024
Seminar: “Are they “just games” after all?”
Abstract: According to the video game industry, at the present time, approximately three billion people play some kind of video game regularly. In this talk, João will present some information to promote a debate on whether modelling the dynamics and strategies involved in playing games is of interest to other fields, or a waste of […]
20Jan2025
Seminar: “Evaluating 3D User Interfaces in Immersive Data Visualization”
Immersive visualization is a rapidly emerging field that utilizes VR/AR technologies to enhance data visualization by creating engaging, interactive, and spatially intuitive experiences. In this talk, I will discuss two of our team’s projects focused on evaluating 3D user interfaces in immersive visualization The first project investigates the effectiveness of 3D user interaction techniques on […]
16May2024
Seminar: “Exploring AI Applications”
Discover the forefront of artificial intelligence research tomorrow at 11:00 am in the IEETA amphitheater. We’re excited to host a lecture on “Applications of Artificial Intelligence at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru.” During this session, Dr. Andrés Melgar, Head of the Research Office at the Direction for Research Promotion, Vice-Rector of Research, will delve […]
12Jan2024
Seminar: “How to catch a criminal? Data, Algorithms, and Other Weapons.”
Abstract: The rapid development of technology, coupled with the generation of large amounts of data, has brought new opportunities and challenges for criminal investigation. Dealing with data in its various formats, with limited time for investigation, is a challenge for all law enforcement agencies. This presentation aims to approach the topic from the perspective of […]
13Jan2025
Seminar: “INSA Toulouse – Engineering and VR”
Katja Auffret and Georges Soto-Romero will provide a talk presenting INSA Toulouse VR lab, next wednesday, at IEETA. INSA Toulouse is a French Engineering school in the Southwest of France, in Toulouse, where the headquarters of Airbus are also located. INSA Toulouse is a founding member of the Federal University of Toulouse and a member, […]
07Nov2023
Seminar: “Machine Learning Pitfalls in Healthcare”
Speaker: Augusto Marques Ferreira Silva is an Associate Professor in the Department of Electronics, Telecommunications, and Informatics and a member of the Institute of Electronics and Informatics Engineering of Aveiro – IEETA. He is also the Director of the Master’s program in Medical Image Technologies. His preferred research area is Medical Image Processing with a […]
12Jan2024
Seminar: “Overview of Deep Learning Projects in Medical Imaging”
Abstract: Deep learning of artificial neural networks has become the de facto standard approach to solving data analysis problems in virtually all fields of science and engineering and especially in medical image analysis. In this talk, Julia will present her past and recent projects on deep learning based medical image classification, segmentation, image synthesis and […]
14May2025
Seminar: “Quantifying Environmental Justice through Models of Time Series of Counts”
Abstract: Environmental justice (EJ) advocates equal protection against environmental and public health risks. Despite its relevance, objective metrics to quantify EJ are limited. We propose a statistical framework to define and estimate EJ indicators, grounded in count time series models. Specifically, the daily number of hospital admissions is modeled using INGARCH models with environmental covariates. […]
11Apr2024
Seminar: “Read-write ML: towards a new paradigm in Machine Learning”
Abstract: Machine Learning algorithms can be described as read-only methods, because they generate a representation and/or a model of the data, without changing it. Given that the quality of the model learned is strongly dependent on the alignment between the data and the bias of the algorithm, this means an essential part of the process […]
05Jan2024
Seminar: “Temporal Modeling in Context-aware Computing”
Summary: Time is a strategic aspect when modeling Context-aware Systems. Despite natural and consensual perception of time, the integrated modeling of its dimensions for the development of context-aware software is an open research topic. Context Histories store the Past, Profile Management allows to model the Present and Context Prediction anticipates the Future. This talk addresses […]
14Nov2023
Seminar: “Navigating the PhD: Reflections on my journey”
Speaker: Bernardo Marques is a Research Assistant at the Institute of Electronics and Informatics Engineering of Aveiro – IEETA. Current research interests span over several fields, including Human-Centered Computing (HCC), Human-Centered Design (HCD), Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), Virtual, Augmented, Mixed and eXtended Reality (VR, AR, MR, XR), 3D User Interfaces (3DUI), User […]
03Jan2024
Seminar: “On the theory of spatio-temporal models for time series of counts”
Speaker: Ana Martins joined IEETA in 2018 with a research grant to develop her skills in statistical modelling and data analysis. Since 2019, she is pursuing the PhD degree in Applied Mathematics (MAP-PDMA) with an individual FCT funding (Ref. SFRH/BD/143973/2019, Mathematics). Ana Martins holds a bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry (2014, University of Porto), a master’s […]
27Nov2025
Seminar: Towards Improved Privacy in Service Environments
The concept of privacy in the digital age is subjective and multifaceted, presenting significant challenges due to diverse interpretations and inadequate interfaces for comprehending risks. This thesis introduces the DevPrivOps methodology, based on privacy quantification frameworks to ensure robust compliance throughout the SDLC. As part of this effort, we evaluated the effectiveness of Differential Privacy […]