SMC Italy Chapter

Join us today (Friday 28th Feb) at 3 PM (CET) for the new SMC Italy Chapter lecture! We are excited to welcome Maria Pia Fanti, who will be delivering a talk on "Integration of cooperative, connected and automated mobility: solutions based on the artificial intelligence". The lecture is open to everyone and will be streamed on Microsoft Teams https://lnkd.in/dMtXS7QQ. Students and participants can request a certificate of attendance from the organizers. #ieee #smc #mobility #ai Maria Pia Fanti Laura Giarré Graziana Cavone Giuseppe D'Aniello Mariagrazia Dotoli Giancarlo Fortino Domenico Lofù

The next lecture organized by the IEEE SMC Italy Chapter will be this Friday, February 28, at 3pm CET/Rome time, by Prof. Maria Pia Fanti, Politecnico di Bari, Italy on "Integration of cooperative, connected and automated mobility: solutions based on the artificial intelligence" Follow the lecture on Microsoft Teams https://lnkd.in/dMtXS7QQ PhD and master students attending the lecture can request a certificate of attendance by sending an email after the lecture to the organizers. Abstract: This talk will present some approaches developed to accelerate the integration of innovative Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility technologies and systems in terms of design and implementation of enhanced physical, digital and operational infrastructures. In particular, the talk will show some innovative techniques based on Artificial Intelligence for designing and applying traffic control methods such as signalized intersection management, route planning services and last mile delivery strategies. The used methodologies encompass global and distributed optimization, artificial intelligence techniques and simulation frameworks applied for a full integration of Cooperative, Connected and Automated Vehicles in the real traffic for transportation of both passengers and goods. The talk will also describe some recent results obtained in case studies by simulation environments and in the field. Laura Giarré Giuseppe D'Aniello Graziana Cavone Giancarlo Fortino Mariagrazia Dotoli Francesco Flammini Domenico Lofù Paolo Scarabaggio Andrea Salfinger #ieee #smc #ai #mobility #autonomous

Join Today at 3 pm for another exciting IEEE SMC Italy Chapter Lecture. Prof. Patrizia Lamberti will deliver a lecture on "Nanotechnology: From sensors to systems" Join us on MS Teams: https://lnkd.in/dVyWuhRb IEEE Italy Section IEEE Women in Engineering SMC Italy Chapter #smc #nanotechnology #sensors #systems

Tomorrow, Friday, December 6, at 3pm CET/Rome time, Prof. Patrizia Lamberti (Università degli Studi di Salerno) will give a lecture on "Nanotechnology: from sensors to systems", in the context of the IEEE SMC Italy Chapter Lecture Series. Follow the lecture on Microsoft Teams https://lnkd.in/dVyWuhRb Abstract: Nanotechnology is revolutionizing control systems by integrating advanced materials and miniaturized sensors with sophisticated electrical applications, leading to enhanced precision and efficiency. The development of novel nanomaterials, such as carbon nanotubes, graphene, and quantum dots, has opened new possibilities for creating highly sensitive sensors and actuators that play a crucial role in real-time control systems. These materials not only improve the performance of nanoscale sensors but also enable faster, more energy- efficient control responses in applications ranging from robotics and automation to smart grids and electronic devices. Furthermore, the electrical properties of these materials allow for the development of low-power, high- performance control systems capable of handling complex tasks in demanding environments. As nanotechnology continues to evolve, it holds immense potential for advancing the next generation of intelligent, adaptive control systems, fostering innovation across industries such as manufacturing, energy, and healthcare. The integration of nanotechnology into control systems is a major driver of innovation across multiple sectors, including energy, robotics, manufacturing, and electronics. From advanced sensors used in environmental monitoring and medical diagnostics to the design of nanoscale systems for computing, energy, and materials science, nanotechnology holds immense potential. Laura Giarré Giuseppe D'Aniello Graziana CavoneGiancarlo Fortino Mariagrazia Dotoli Federica Pascucci Domenico Lofù Sabrina Senatore Patrizia Lamberti #SMC #IEEE #nanotechnology #sensor #system #graphene

Join our Lecture today on MS Teams: https://lnkd.in/d9XY_cUf Friday, 27th at 3 pm Prof. Federica Pascucci

🌟 AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT 🌟 MOST INCREASED MEMBERSHIP We are thrilled to announce that the IEEE SMC Italy Section Chapter has received the **Most Increased Membership** Award from the IEEE Italy Section! 🏆 This recognition would not have been possible without the continued support and enthusiasm of both our long-standing and new members. 🙌 A huge thank you to everyone who has contributed to this achievement – we are excited to continue growing and making a positive impact together. Stay tuned for more updates and initiatives from our chapter! #IEEE #SMC #ItalySection #Award #Growth #Innovation #Community Laura Giarré Giuseppe D'Aniello Giancarlo Fortino Graziana Cavone Mariagrazia Dotoli Raffaele Carli giambattista gruosso Sergio Rapuano Daniela Proto

The next lecture organized by the IEEE SMC Italy Chapter will be this Friday, September 27, at 3pm CEST/Rome time, by Prof. Federica Pascucci, Università degli Studi Roma Tre, Italy on "Human-Centered Cyber Security" Follow the lecture on Microsoft Teams https://lnkd.in/d9XY_cUf Abstract: This talk will focus on safety and security issues in Cyber Physical Human Systems (CPHS). These systems represent a growing field of research in which humans, physical systems, and enabling cyber technologies are deeply interconnected through complex interactions to achieve specific goals. This approach contrasts with the traditional view of humans as isolated operators or users of the system. In addition, this shift presents a number of challenges, particularly in managing the uncertainties that human involvement can introduce while keeping systems secure. Unlike traditional IT systems, security breaches in CPHS can have real-world physical consequences, causing harm to people, the environment, or equipment. A holistic approach to safety and security is critical, as one must not compromise the other. This talk will present the major achievements in this area, as well as the challenges posed by new technologies. Laura Giarré Giuseppe D'Aniello Graziana Cavone Giancarlo Fortino Mariagrazia Dotoli Francesco Flammini Emanuele Bellini Domenico Lofù Andrea Salfinger #ieee #smc #security #hms #humanmachine #CPHS #cybersecurity

An amazing day for the SMC Italy chapter at #CASE2024 for the SMC Italy day, led by Prof. Laura Giarré! This year the Excellence of Early Career Researcher Award was recognized to Raffaele Carli, from Politecnico di Bari! Many thanks to the evaluation committee and to the CASE 2024 organizers! Laura Giarré, Giuseppe D'Aniello, Giancarlo Fortino, @Francesco Flammini, Graziana Cavone.