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🔊 Conference Publication Venue Alert 🚨 Consider submitting your #papers/ #posters for the Future of Information and Communication #Conference (FICC) 2025 - https://lnkd.in/djwMABxp, scheduled to take place from 28-29 April 2025 in Berlin, #Germany. FICC 2025 aims to provide a forum for #researchers from both #academia and #industry to share their latest research contributions and exchange knowledge with the common goal of shaping the future of Information and Communication. The conference will provide its attendees an uncommon opportunity to expand their network beyond their immediate professional environment. It is a unique chance to work with other accomplished individuals from diverse areas towards the common goal of shaping the future of the communication, computing and society. Authors are kindly invited to submit their papers/ posters/ demo proposals as per the schedule below, 🏁 Important Dates: Round 2 Full Paper Submission Deadline: 01 July 2024 Notification of Acceptance: 01 August 2024 Camera-Ready Paper Submission: 15 August 2024 Conference Dates: 28-29 April 2025 Submissions will undergo a rigorous #doubleblind #peerreview process by an esteemed panel of experts. 📑 Accepted papers presented during the conference, will be published in the conference proceedings, and published in #Springer series "Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems" indexed in #WebofScience, #SCOPUS, #INSPEC, WTI Frankfurt eG, #zbMATH and #SCImago. #phdstudent #publication #womenintech #womeninai #research

✅️ International Conference on Data-Processing and Networking (ICDPN-2024) ✅️ Date: 25th-26th October, 2024 International Conference on Data-Processing and Networking (ICDPN-2024) is organised with the objective of bringing together innovative scientists, professors, research scholars, students and industrial experts in the field of Computing and Communication to a common forum. The primary goal of the conference is to promote the exchange of innovative scientific information between researchers, developers, engineers, students, and practitioners. Another goal is to promote the transformation of fundamental research into institutional and industrialized research and to convert applied exploration into real time application. More info and submission 👇 https://lnkd.in/dRYTp6pb

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Citing the Unreliable: A Scientific Crisis Image by Mohamed Hassan from Pixabay Exclusive: the papers that most heavily cite retracted studies https://lnkd.in/gMdbNDeD By Richard Van Noorden & Miryam Naddaf The discovery that many academic papers heavily cite retracted studies is shaking up the scientific community. Guillaume Cabanac, a computer scientist at the University of Toulouse, developed a tool called the "Feet of Clay Detector" to identify research that might be compromised due to its reliance on flawed references. His findings, shared with Nature, highlight cases like a recent IEEE paper where 60% of the cited studies were retracted. Cabanac's work has flagged over 1,700 papers, raising questions about the integrity of published research and the effectiveness of current peer-review processes. As publishers begin to investigate these issues, the push for better scrutiny in academic citations is gaining momentum. #WesternCanadaReason #wecanreason #criticalthinking #skeptics #science

CALL FOR PAPERs!! 📢 Would you like to participate in The 21st International Symposium on Applied Reconfigurable Computing (ARC 2025)? 🔍Any researcher who wishes to participate must submit their scientific contribution in English considering the topics of interest of the conference. Submissions must be uploaded to EasyChair in one of the following formats: Submission Guidelines: ➡️ Long Papers: 📚 Length: Up to 15 pages (excluding references). Content: Novel research supported by strong empirical results. Presentation: Oral. ➡️ Short Papers: 📝 Length: Up to 10 pages (excluding references). Content: Work in progress or recent developments. Presentation: Poster. Submissions must be uploaded via EasyChair. 🏆 Special Opportunity!: Authors of the best papers at ARC 2025 will be invited to submit extended versions of their work to a special section of ACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems (TRETS), dedicated to the symposium. 📅 Don’t miss your chance to be part of this prestigious event!

🚨 Research Claims vs. Real-World Results: Are We Being Misled? 🚨 Too often, algorithms and findings are presented with glowing results in academic papers, only to underperform when put to the test in real-world scenarios. This raises a critical question: Are we being blinded by bias in scientific research? The discrepancy between what’s reported and what’s actually delivered is often shocking. Very few researchers take the time to replicate others’ algorithms and verify their claims, leaving the true state-of-the-art largely obscure. 👉 In my latest article, I conduct a thorough investigation of chunking algorithms for data deduplication, a vital technology for enhancing storage and network efficiency in large-scale systems. ➡️ The preprint is now available at https://lnkd.in/ef83ruEG. This work is the result of a wonderful collaboration with Leonhard Balduf from Technische Universität Darmstadt. We further would like to thank our colleagues at both TU Darmstadt and Delft University of Technology for their valuable input. 🧠 What do you think? Have you encountered algorithms or research claims that didn’t hold up when tested in practice? #Science #Research #DataDeduplication #Algorithms #DistributedSystems

🌟 NOVA IMS Researchers Recognized Among the Best in 2024 by Research.com 🌟   We're proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our own Professors Tiago Oliveira, Paulo Rita, and Leonardo Vanneschi, named among the Best Scientists for 2024 by Research.com!   🔹 Prof. Tiago Oliveira shines as #3 in Portugal and #457 globally in Business and Management. 🔹 Prof. Tiago Oliveira also stands out as #5 in Portugal and #2696 globally in Computer Science. 🔹 Prof. Paulo Rita ranks #10 in Portugal and #1596 worldwide in the same field. 🔹 Prof. Leonardo Vanneschi stands out at #22 in Portugal and #8805 globally in Computer Science.   This recognition underscores NOVA IMS’s commitment to research excellence and global contribution. Our researchers’ high-impact work continues to shape the future of Business, Management, and Computer Science.   📊 About Research.com Rankings: Utilizing open-source academic data, Research.com ranks top scientists based on their D-index, reflecting their impact and productivity in their fields.   #NOVAIMS #ResearchExcellence #GlobalImpact #BestScientists2024

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 I'm thrilled to share that my conference paper titled, "Deep Learning-Based Classification of PCG Signals Using Chaogram Transform and CNN-LSTM Network," has been published in SpringerLink in the Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems series (LNNS, volume 1024). This work was presented at the International Conference on Innovative Computing and Communication 2024 (ICICC 2024). A huge thank you to my PhD advisor Dr. Neethu Mohan for her invaluable guidance and support throughout this research journey. You can read the paper here: https://lnkd.in/gg2KTtqa Feel free to check it out #Research #DeepLearning #Springer #Conference #ICICC #ArtificialIntelligence #Biomedicalsignalprocessing

🌟 Thrilled to Share My Experience at the 2024 CSA Postdoc Symposium 🌟   This past week, I had the incredible opportunity to present my ongoing research at the prestigious 2024 CSA Postdoc Symposium, hosted by the Computational Research Division at Berkeley Lab. My talk, centered on "Generating Dataset Towards Developing Next Generation Congestion Control Algorithms for Science Flows," aimed to shed light on the advancements we're making in optimizing data transfer rates for scientific research flows.   As we delve deeper into the era of big data, the importance of efficient data transmission cannot be overstated—especially in scientific research, where the speed and reliability of data transfers can significantly impact the pace of discoveries. My work focuses on creating a robust dataset that serves as the foundation for developing congestion control algorithms capable of handling the unique demands of science flows.   I'm excited to share that the dataset pivotal to our research is now accessible. It serves as a cornerstone for those looking to join us on this journey towards revolutionizing data transfer in scientific research. You can explore the dataset here: https://lnkd.in/gDEX79PQ.   Moreover, for a deeper dive into our methodologies and findings, I encourage you to read our paper published at SC23, which also won the Best Paper Award at the INDIS workshop: https://lnkd.in/gPj-keJR.   For more information on the symposium and to catch a glimpse of the innovative ideas shared by 26 early-career researchers dedicated to pushing the boundaries of computational science, visit: https://lnkd.in/gQSkestd.   The symposium was not only an opportunity to present my research but also a platform to engage with fellow researchers, gather valuable feedback, and discuss potential collaborations that could further our collective goal of advancing computational science.   I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this vibrant community and am excited about the potential impacts our work can have on accelerating scientific progress. Let's continue to collaborate and innovate for a better future! Photo Credit: Linda Vu #CSAPostdocSymposium2024 #BerkeleyLab #ComputationalScience #CongestionControl #DataTransfer #ScientificResearch #Innovation #EarlyCareerResearchers

Our IEEE Computer Society Computing in Science & Engineering (CiSE) article on Enhancing Scientific Research with FAIR Digital Objects in the National Science Data Fabric has been published. It is available for open access to all. Download the article here: https://lnkd.in/g_4CrGgu Learn more about our vision of combining findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR) Digital Objects with the National Science Data Fabric (NSDF) to enhance data accessibility, scientific discovery, and education. Integrating FAIR Digital Objects into the NSDF overcomes data access barriers and facilitates the extraction of machine-actionable metadata in alignment with FAIR principles. The article discusses examples of climate simulations and materials science workflows. It establishes the groundwork for a dataflow design that prioritizes inclusivity, web-centricity, and a network-first approach to democratize data access and create opportunities for research and collaboration in the scientific community. Contact us if you want to collaborate or share your thoughts about data democratization. Michela Taufer Valerio Pascucci Christine Kirkpatrick Global Computing Laboratory San Diego Supercomputer Center Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute at the University of Utah University of Tennessee, Knoxville National Science Foundation (NSF)