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CiE members seeking participation in a future
FET Open Call proposal:
CiE members seeking participants in a future
FET Open Call proposal:
FET 09:
The European Future Technologies Conference, 21-23 April, 2009,
Prague
EU Future and Emerging Technologies Open Scheme (FET-OPEN)
Andrej Brodnik
(andrej.brodnik @ upr.si) would be
interested to participate in the call. Topic would be data structures
and particular novel models of computation (e.g. RAMBO).
Giovanni Di Crescenzo
(Telcordia Technologies,
giovanni @ research.telcordia.com) would be
interested in interacting with CiE members on research proposals
in the following topics: cryptography, complexity-based cryptography and
interactive proof systems; also, in facilitating interactions among CiE
members and colleagues in his company's research center in Poland on the same
topics and more (i.e., distributed computing, algorithms, etc.)
Michael Huber (michael.huber @ uni-tuebingen.de) would
also be interested in collaborating with other CiE members, eg on a FET
open call.
Luis Antunes
(lfa @ dcc.fc.up.pt)
would also be interested in a future FET or other funding proposal. He
has been working on Kolmogorov Complexity (new information measures),
theoretical cryptography and generally computational complexity.
Artur Garcez
(aag @ soi.city.ac.uk)
wouldd be interested in collaborating with other CiE members, eg on a FET open
call.
He is particularly interested in new (nonclassical) models of computation
(including neural networks).
Gabriel Istrate
would like to collaborate with other CiE members in a FET or any other
funding proposal. His core research topic has been that of phase transitions
in combinatorial
optimization problems. He is generally interested in discrete models of
Complex Systems,
as well as computational complexity. A list of his publications can be seen
at
http://www.ad-astra.ro/gistrate. His professional email address is
gabrielistrate @ acm.org.
Mike Stannett
(m.stannett @ dcs.shef.ac.uk), who
organises the Hypercomputation
Research Network and its associated activities funded
by the HyperNet research project, is
assembling a list of potential collaborators for a
proposal for a FET research network on
hypercomputational issues.
Relevant to CiE in Framework 7 is the new
IDEAS programme
, administered by the newly formed
European Research Council (ERC)
Overview of the
Framework 7 PEOPLE programme
, including links to specific calls for Marie Curie actions
More detailed information on
People and
Marie Curie calls
European Science Foundation (ESF)
programme
COST -
European Cooperation in the field of Scientific and Technical Research -
COST invites proposals for Actions contributing to the scientific,
technological, economic, cultural or societal development of Europe.
Developing stronger links amongst European researchers is crucial to building
the European Research Area (ERA). COST stimulates new, innovative,
interdisciplinary and broad research networks in Europe. COST activities are
carried out by research teams to strengthen the foundations for building
scientific excellence in Europe. Proposers may wish to contact
their national COST Coordinator (CNC) for
information and guidance.
ESF Research Networking Programmes - 2008 Call closed, but another call
expected autumn 2009.
And EUROCORES (European Collaborative Research)
which enables researchers to work in joint research projects with
colleagues in other European countries and beyond, whilst the
funding remains national. The EUROCORES Programmes within the
scheme address research questions which require cooperation
crossing national borders and disciplinary boundaries.
2009 should see a new call for outline proposals for EUROCORES themes.
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S B Cooper,
last changed 21 November 2008