EU-US08 Workshop 2008
Introduction
EU-US Workshop 16 June 2008, at KTH, Stockholm, Sweden focuses on Networked Information and Control Systems. The aim of the workshop is to gather key researchers from academia and industry to discuss research challenges and emerging industrial trends on next generation networked embedded systems. The workshop is organized into three themes:
- Mobility and autonomy in cyber-physical systems
- Robustness and security of large-scale infrastructures
- Wireles sensing and control for embedded networks
Presentations and photos
Here you will find the speakers' presentations, photos of speakers and guests.
Photo gallery (click on a photo to get an enlargement)
Program
8:30 Arrival and Breakfast
9:00 Welcome; Karl H Johansson, ACCESS, KTH
9:15 Keynote: Alkis Konstantellos, EC-ICT - EC Networked systems R&D activities and future initiatives
9:45 Keynote: Ruzena Bajcsy, CITRIS, Berkeley - AI-embedded humans
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Keynote: Björn Gudmundsson, Ericsson - Vision and trends in communications
11:45 Mobility and Autonomy in Cyber-Physical Systems
- Open problems session (10 min slots)
12:30 Lunchbuffé
13:30 Keynote: Steven Glaser, CITRIS, Berkeley -Intelligent Infrastructure
14:15 Wireless Sensing and Control for Embedded Networks
- Open problems session (10 min slots)
15:00 Coffee break
15:30 Robustness and Security of Large-scale Infrastructures
- Open problems session (10 min slots)
16:30 Wrap up - What's Next?
17:30 Closing
19:00 Dinner cruise
Way of working and aim
The discussions will cut across several industrial domains including automotive, aerospace, energy, health-care, home automation, industrial control, telecommunication, and transportation.
The workshop includes presentations to share information on current and future R&D efforts, as well as open discussion sessions for future research areas in which new collaboration could provide benefits. Concrete cooperation mechanisms that pave the way for future joint initiatives will be sought. The workshop continues a series of successful events contributing toward increased collaboration between the European Union and the United States of America on protection of critical infrastructures and on large-scale control and real-time systems.
Travelling
KTH is located in Stockholm. You will be arriving at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
Read more about how to get from the airport to the city center and your hotel here.
Hotel
Here you can read more about hotels in Stockholm - exlusive, medium as well as budget alternatives
Location
Lecture Hall E1, Osquars Backe 2, Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan, Stockholm.
Time
16 June, 2008.
Registration
Send your name, affiliation and contact information to access@ee.kth.se no later than 31 May, 2008.
Fee
The Workshop is free of charge for registrants. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Contact
Marie Androv, access@ee.kth.se + 46-8-790 8413