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ICSA 2024 Returns to India: IIIT Hyderabad Hosts Premiere Software Architecture Conference - Vimarsana News

ICSA 2024 Returns to India: IIIT Hyderabad Hosts Premiere Software Architecture Conference

The 21st edition of the IEEE International Conference on Software Architecture (ICSA) 2024 will be hosted by the Software Engineering Research Center at IIIT Hyderabad. The event, featuring keynote speeches and several interactive sessions, will take place from June 4-8, 2024, and expects participation from over 150 international delegates.

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTRE (SERC) AT IIITH TO HOST 21ST EDITION OF IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOFTWARE ARTHICTECTURE (ICSA) 2024 - Vimarsana News

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTRE (SERC) AT IIITH TO HOST 21ST EDITION OF IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOFTWARE ARTHICTECTURE (ICSA) 2024

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTRE (SERC) AT IIITH TO HOST 21ST EDITION OF IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOFTWARE ARTHICTECTURE (ICSA) 2024

Local student wins Biomedical Engineering award - Vimarsana News

Local student wins Biomedical Engineering award

Local student wins Biomedical Engineering award

Source: e-know.ca
IIITH'S RAJ REDDY CENTER FOR TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY RECEIVES FUNDING FROM CENTIFIC FOR AI PROJECT ON AUTOMATED MALNUTRITION DETECTION - Vimarsana News

IIITH'S RAJ REDDY CENTER FOR TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY RECEIVES FUNDING FROM CENTIFIC FOR AI PROJECT ON AUTOMATED MALNUTRITION DETECTION

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Source: theweek.in
When Technology Goes Wrong - Circuit Cellar - Vimarsana News

When Technology Goes Wrong - Circuit Cellar

It has been said that there is no such thing as an accident, and that most mishaps and disasters actually are predictable and preventable. Technology is only as good as its design—which should incorporate forethought about what could go wrong. In this article, Stuart looks at how lessons from past technology failures from faulty indicators and designs—including one he experienced firsthand—can prevent future problems and disasters.