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On 12th November of last year Valérie Issarny, an Inria researcher and pioneer in the fields of software engineering, distributed systems and smart cities, died prematurely from cancer. Inria would like to pay tribute to a woman of conviction who fought to the end for freedom and teamwork in academic research.

At the embedded world Exhibition&Conference from March 14 to 16, 2023, five Fraunhofer institutes will present their developments in the fields of edge AI, sustainable systems, and sensor and system design in Hall 4, Booth 422. Under the motto “intelligent.efficient.sustainable,” the Fraunhofer experts will showcase their latest technologies and projects at the international trade show for embedded solutions in Nuremberg.

/PRNewswire/ -- "Diverse and Developing" - the only way to describe the current breadth of the polymer materials portfolio for additive manufacturing. From...

/PRNewswire/ -- "Diverse and Developing" - the only way to describe the current breadth of the polymer materials portfolio for additive manufacturing. From...

Provost Pardis Mahdavi presented three draft plans for the upcoming academic restructuring to the Faculty Senate on Oct. 13, two weeks after a meeting that saw a flurry of mixed

Shriram Revankar joins Dolby after leading advanced technology development at Adobe

03.05.2022 - Seasoned Technologist and Industry Leader brings Decades of Leadership and Innovation to DolbySAN FRANCISCO, May 03, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE:DLB), a leader in immersive entertainment experiences, today announced the ...

The recipients of the 2022 John F. Perkins Awards for Distinguished Service are BU staffers Francis Antonelli, Nancy Clinton, and Cynthia Bradford.

Aquaculture is a growing market around the world. From animal feed production and food manufacturing to pharmaceuticals and medicine, a wide range of industries are profiting from the insights provided by fundamental and applied research into aquaculture — considered a key research and development field for providing food security to a growing global population.

Abstract In this paper, we investigate the problem of trajectory tracking control for marine surface vehicles (MSVs), which is subject to dynamic uncertainties, external disturbances and unmeasurable velocities. To recover the unmeasurable velocities, a novel adaptive neural network (NN) state observer is constructed. To guarantee the transient and steady-state tracking performance, a novel nonlinear transformation method is proposed by employing a tracking error transformation together with a ...