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Contribution à des établissements de recherche d’importance nationale. Idiap Research Programme 2021-2024
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Senior researcher at Idiap elevated to IEEE Senior Member
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Dr Sébastien Marcel, one of the Idiap senior researcher and head of the Biometrics Security & Privacy group, has been elevated by IEEE to IEEE Senior Member.
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SenseCityVity and MCSC presented at meeting on Observatories for Tourism in Mexico
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The SenseCityVity and MCSC projects were presented by Salvador Ruiz-Correa (Co-PI of the projects) at the Third Meeting of Observatories for Tourism in ...
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SenseCityVity at DigitalPolis, Paris
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Daniel Gatica-Perez discussed the work done in the SenseCityVity project at the DigitalPolis Symposium in Paris, France, Jan 29-31, 2015. The symposium ...
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SenseCityVity at Poder Hacer: International Conference on Creative Cities
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The SenseCityVity project was presented at Mexico City's First International Conference on Creative Cities.
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SenseCityVity expands work in Mexico
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Collaborative research in Mexico by the Social Computing Group at Idiap engages citizens as factors of social change and expands to several cities.
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