27-29 October 2010
Warsaw, Poland
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Updated: 2010-10-26 18:48:51

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Day 3: 29 October 2010

09:00
09:00
Workshop 9a: Find your ICT Research Partners. Joint Brokerage Event by Ideal-IST, WINS-ICT and ICT-WEB-PROMS
Chair: Claudia Mühlenfeld, ZENIT GmbH, Germany
Welcome and Scope of the Brokerage Event
Claudia Mühlenfeld, ZENIT GmbH, Germany
Finding Research Partners: Ideal-IST Services
Andrzej Galik, National Contact Point for FP7, Poland
Supporting WBC in the field of ICT: WINS-ICT and ICT-WEB-PROMS projects
Desiree Pecarz, ZSI – Centre for Social Innovation, Austria
Forthcoming FP7 ICT Calls
Daniel Cosnita, IPA, Romania
09:00
Session 9b
09:00
Session 9c: eMobility & Future Internet - Issues & Applications
Chair: Mícheál Ó Foghlú, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland
Future Internet Engineering
Wojciech Burakowski, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
Cognitive Radio Networks for Enhanced Provision of Applications in Future Internet
Radoslaw Piesiewicz, Wroclaw Research Center EIT+ Sp. z o.o., Poland
Cognitive Management System for Intelligent Devices in the Future Internet
Vera Stavroulaki, University of Piraeus, Greece
Using the Energy Name Service (ENS) for Electric Mobility Roaming
Theo Lutz, FIR at RWTH Aachen University, Germany
The SumoDacs-Project: Secure Mobile Data Access with a Tamperproof Hardware Token
Michael Decker, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany
09:00
Session 9d
09:00
Workshop 9e: Ethical Implications of the Global Use of Digitised Biomedical and Biometric Data
Chair: Stephan H. Schug, EHTEL, Belgium
Welcome by the European Commission, DG Research (Governance and Ethics)
René Von Schomberg, European Commission, Belgium
Promoting International Debate on Ethical Implications of Data collection, use and re-tention for Biometric and Medical Applications
Aki Zaharya Menevidis, Fraunhofer-IPK, Germany
Aims and Outlook of the Workshop
Stephan H. Schug, EHTEL, Belgium
Ethical Implications of Digitised Medical and Biometric Data
Rohaya Mohd Nor, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia
Ethical Data Sharing Involving Industry: Government-industry Collaboration
Oleksandr Kuzmenko, Palladin Institute of Biochemistry, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine
Information Technology and Ethical International Data Sharing
Samantha Swartzman, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
09:00
Session 9f: eHealth - Case Studies
Chair: Richard Stevens, IDC, Italy
Case Study from Wielkopolska Telemedicine Center
Michal Kosiedowski, Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry PAS, Poland
Barriers to Overcome for the Implementation of Integrated eHealth Solution in Luxembourg
Cédric Pruski, Centre de Recherche Public Henri Tudor, Luxembourg
Validation of an m-Health Solution for the Follow-up of Postoperative Patients of Ambulatory Surgery
María-José Nodal, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain
ISMETT - A Paperless Hospital
Tommaso Piazza, UPMC Italy, Italy
10:30
Coffee Break : Coffee & Networking in Exhibition
11:00
11:00
Workshop 10a: Find your ICT Research Partners. Joint Brokerage Event by Ideal-IST, WINS-ICT and ICT-WEB-PROMS
Chair: Claudia Mühlenfeld, ZENIT GmbH, Germany
Face to Face Meetings

11:00
Session 10b
11:00
Session 10c: eMobility - Applications
Chair: Mícheál Ó Foghlú, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland
Inexpensive Optical Ehternet Solutions for High-Reliability, High-Availability Enterprise Networks
Roberto Zambrana, CLARA / Universidad Mayor de San Andrés, Bolivia
Realizing Delay Tolerant Networking as Access Enabler: Services Arising in New Realms and the Driving Applications
John Näslund, Luleå Tekniska Universitet, Sweden
MURPESS - MUlti Radio Pedestrian Energy Scavenging Sensor network
Ugo Colesanti, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
11:00
Session 10d: Technology-Enhanced Learning - Case Studies
Chair: Kim Davis, Research Council of Norway, Norway
Brokering in Open Learning Environments
Leena Vainio, HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Finland
Revoluti Room: Design and Development of A "Classroom of the Future" Model
Henrique Sobreira, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Culture and Nature – Learn with the Cell Phone While you are Moving
Nanna Westergård-Nielsen , Viden til Vækst Consult, Denmark
New Technologies in Nature Science Teaching - Virtual Laboratory of Interactive Teaching
Filip Koczorowski, Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center, Poland
Challenges to learn Introductory Java Programming by Summer In-service students in Addis Ababa University
Temtim Assefa, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
11:00
Workshop 10e: Ethical Implications of the Global Use of Digitised Biomedical and Biometric Data
Chair: Stephan H. Schug, EHTEL, Belgium
Ethical Concerns in Non Invasive Medical Imaging: A Case Study and Pilot Framework for Tackling Ethical Challenges in Digital Imaging
Stratos Stylianidis, GeoImaging Ltd, Cyprus
Code of Conduct for FP7 Researchers in Medical and Biomedical Data Privacy
Elena Tavlaki, Arachni Ltd, Greece
First Results from the ETHICAL Delphi Process on the Global Use of Medical and Biometric Data
David Garwood, EHTEL, United Kingdom
A Healthcare Professional/Stakeholder's View on the Global Use of Medical and Biometric Data
Michael Wilks, eHealth User Stakeholder Group, United Kingdom
Open Dialogue with the Audience on the Global Use of Medical and Biometric Data

12:30
12:30
Closing Plenary 11a
12:50
Lunch : Lunch & Networking in Exhibition

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