Series
DISI Seminars 2022
21 February 2022
31 July 2022
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DISI Seminars are meant as the primary venue to discuss scientific and research issues that are of interest to the Department as a whole.
Our students, researchers and academics will have the opportunity to network and to share knowledge and experience with renowned invited speakers, who lead their research at the highest standards through a multi- and interdisciplinary approach.
Organizer:
Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science
All seminars are in English language
Calendar
21 February at 11:00, room A206
Supervised Learning with Quantum Kernels
- Alessandra Di Pierro (Department of Computer Science, University of Verona)
22 March at 15:00, on Zoom
A Path to Practical Quantum Advantage with Quantum Machine Learning Models
- Alejandro Perdomo Ortiz (Zapata Computing. Toronto, Canada)
28 April at 11:30, room A204
Reliable Real-Time Distributed AI for Mobile Autonomous Systems
- Marco Levorato, Computer Science Department, University of California, Irvine
Free participation upon online registration.
3 May at 9:30, room A105
Continual learning: the State of the Art
- Riccardo Volpi, Naver labs, Grenoble
Free participation upon online registration.
24 May at 4:30 pm, online
The AI Human Condition
- James Brusseau (Philosophy Department, Pace University, New York City)
Free participation upon online registration
25 May 2022 at 8:30 am
Breaking the hype
- Regina Bírò and Louis Merlin (Security Research Labs GmbH, Berlin)
Free participation
25 May 2022 at 4:00 pm
Are 5G networks secure?
- Luca Melette and Matteo Strada (Security Research Labs GmbH, Berlin)
Free participation