CLEF 2019 is the 10th CLEF conference continuing the popular CLEF campaigns which have run since 2000 contributing to the systematic evaluation of information access systems, primarily through experimentation on shared tasks.
Building on the format first introduced in 2010, CLEF 2019 consists of an independent peer-reviewed conference on a broad range of issues in the fields of multilingual and multimodal information access evaluation, and a set of labs and workshops designed to test different aspects of mono and cross-language Information retrieval systems. Together, the conference and the lab series will maintain and expand upon the CLEF tradition of community-based evaluation and discussion on evaluation issues.
CLEF 2019 will be hosted by the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI), Switzerland, 09-12 September 2019.
AI, big data and XR are transforming the industry from its core again & in order to utilize the full potential, international collaboration and market oriented research are
required.
Join R&D intensive multinational enterprises, innovative SME’s and best in class academia in generating new industrial partnerships and market oriented research projects with funding available from EUREKA/Eurostars as part of the SWII-platform.
ONLINE REGISTRATION OPEN: Register now
MORE INFORMATION & FULL PROGRAM: Here
Knowledge Graphs are getting a lot of attention in the industry and the public sector. Often mentioned are very large public knowledge graphs like UniProt with more than 50 billion triples, projects like Wikidata, schema.org based search engine optimization or publishing statistical data in a machine-readable form, and these are just some of the public RDF-based use cases. Many more happen behind corporate firewalls and thus are rarely discussed in public.
Listen to our keynote speaker: Professor Dava Newman, Apollo Program Professor of Astronautics, Harvard-MIT, former Nasa deputy administrator, “Humanity becoming interplanetary and the urgency of saving spaceship Earth.”
Discover CSEM’s technologies and their importance for the evolution of our industrial partners within the revolution of the digital economy
See our most recent demonstrators, which showcase our technologies that will shape the future
Finish the day with a journey to the moon, as we present a retrospective on the Apollo mission, led by Lukas Viglietti, Pilot at SWISS International Airlines and President at SwissApollo LLC.
On the 12th & 13th of February we cordially invite you smart maintenance CONFERENCE 2020
In cooperation with Easyfairs, the smart maintenance conference happens in parallel to the maintenance Switzerland for the second time at the Messe Zürich (K3).
2 main topics: Predictive Maintenance (Wednesday) and Smart Services (Thursday)
5th SwissText (Swiss Text Analytics Conference) and 16th KONVENS (“Konferenz für die Verarbeitung Natürlicher Sprache” – Conference for Natural Language Processing) will be online.
Der Digitale Zwilling im Lebenszyklus – von der Entwicklung über die Produktion bis zum End-of-Life Management. Was ist ein Digitaler Zwilling? Welche Ansätze gibt es dafür und wie können diese konkret umgesetzt werden? Worin besteht der Nutzen des Digitalen Zwillings für das Business? Referenten von führenden Schweizer Unternehmen und Hochschulen präsentieren ihre Erfahrungen mit realen Umsetzungsschritten Digitaler Zwillinge.
Der Begriff «Digitaler Zwilling» ist in kurzer Zeit sehr populär geworden. Doch oft ist nicht klar, was damit gemeint ist. Häufig gezeigt werden 3D-Visualisierungen von Maschinen oder Produkten, um diese z.B. einem Kunden im Verkaufsgespräch zu erklären. Es gibt jedoch zahlreiche andere Formen von Digitalen Zwillingen, die je nach Einsatzgebiet in komplett anderer Form daherkommen.
Viel zentraler als die Darstellungsform ist jedoch der Business Nutzen, welcher mit dem Zwilling angestrebt wird. Im Fokus der Konferenz stehen daher Fragen wie: Für welche User soll ein Digitaler Zwilling eingesetzt werden? Welche Jobs sollen dabei unterstützt werden? Welche technische Form eines Digitalen Zwillings ist dafür überhaupt geeignet? Und wie kann ein solcher kosteneffizient entwickelt und betrieben werden? Welche nachhaltigen Ausbaustufen gibt es dabei?
We would like to welcome you to the «5th European COST Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Finance and Industry», hosted by the Institute of Applied Mathematics and Physics (IAMP) and the Institute of Data Analysis and Process Design (IDP) at the School of Engineering, and the Institute of Wealth & Asset Management (IWA) at the School of Management and Law of the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) in Winterthur, Switzerland.
We are delighted to have 25 very distinguished speakers from academia and industry who will give talks in four sessions:
AI in Industry
AI in Finance
Regulatory technology in Finance
Ethical Questions in Finance
The topics are wide-ranging from “Machine-Learning for Data Generation and Hedging in Finance”, “Shared Computation between the Brain and the Body”, “Is DeReg the answer to DeFi” to “Implementing CDR Strategies – Ways of managing privacy risks from a law and ethical perspective”. Those are just the first talks in each session. You will find all topics and the precise schedule in the attached booklet.
You are welcome to switch between the different sessions.
Aim of the conference
The aim of this conference is to bring together European academics, young researchers, students and industrial practitioners to discuss the application of Artificial Intelligence in Industry and Finance.
Thematic Sessions
Artificial Intelligence in Finance: Artificial Intelligence and Fintech challenges for the European banking and insurance industry Artificial Intelligence in Industry: Artificial Intelligence challenges for European companies from the mechanical and electrical industry, but also life sciences. Regulatory Technology in Finance: This session is devoted to the use of modern technology for the automation of regulatory reporting in finance. Ethical Questions in Artificial Intelligence: Issues arising in AI applications such as trust, explainability, neutrality, responsibility, moral consequences of algorithmic decisions.
Datum: Donnerstag, 01. Oktober 2020, ab 09:00 Uhr
Ort: Online
Organisator: ZHAW Digital Health Lab
Zielgruppe: Fachleute aus der Gesundheitsbranche, Start-ups, Akademikerinnen und Akademiker, Studierende, Doktorierende, Interessenvertreterinnen und -vertreter sowie und Investorinnen und Investoren
Wir freuen uns, am 2. Digital Health Lab Day gemeinsam mit Forschenden und Praktikerinnen und Praktiker die neuesten Trends und Lösungen aus dem Bereich Digital Health zu diskutieren.
Das facettenreiche Thema Digital Citizen-based Medicine wird in spannenden Keynote-Vorträgen, in zahlreichen interaktiven Workshops, einer Pitch Session für Digital Health Startups sowie einer Postersession vertieft.
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