Early Career Talk aims to expose the participants to novel areas and aspect of engineering in solving real world problems. It also aims to establish a link for networking, mentorship and to create a connection for research opportunities.
SIN 2021 provides an international forum for presentation of research and applications of security in information and networks. It features contributed, as well as invited, papers, special sessions, workshops, and tutorials on theory and practice of security of information and networks.
This talk will explore the issue of data in the social sector. In this era, it is unimaginable evaluating the impact and implementation of social programs without using large data sets. Unfortunately, all too often, organisations and researchers extract data from individuals, communities, and countries for their own purposes, and do not even make the data available to the subjects of that data. With data flows the power to make informed decisions.
Ian Wilkinson will talk about his experiences and insights on his career path from academia to industry in the UK and what it means to work during and towards the energy transition. The talk will be followed by a Q&A and a discussion on how current graduate and postgraduate students and other early-career engineers or researchers can be part of that transition..
In this webinar, we will discuss how having a single party take responsibility for the end-to-end security of an IoT device, from manufacture to life-cycle management, protects against security threats resulting from the fragmentation of the IoT space.
Early Career Talk aims to expose the participants to novel areas and aspect of engineering in solving real world problems. It also aims to establish a link for networking, mentorship and to create a connection for research opportunities.
This talk will demonstrate how different musculoskeletal tissues, specifically cartilage, bone and osteochondral defects, can be repaired using emerging 3D bioprinting and biofabrication strategies.
Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS) are playing a central role in developing innovative tools that help us address various global challenges. Now, we cordially invite universities and industry interested in RAS to attend the conference and share your expertise and promote the development of RAS.
This talk introduces an approach that traps single unmodified proteins from a solution in a plasmonic hotspot and makes it possible to assign changes in the local refractive index to changes in protein conformation while monitoring these changes for minutes to hours with a temporal resolution at least as fast as 40 microseconds.
This talk will propose potential cyber security solutions to help ensure vulnerable space assets are as resilient as necessary to support our future dependence on space systems.