Sensor Network Consortium to Bring Top Academic and Industry Players Together Nov. 18th
The event’s host, the SNC, is a partnership of start-up technology innovators, corporate giants, and researchers doing leading-edge work in sensor networking. As the only consortium of its kind in Boston— a global hub of emerging technology ¾the SNC brings together these diverse constituents.
Dean’s Catalyst Awards Aim to Spark the Research Engine
From inventing a camera that can awake from sleep to capture a rare jaguar walking through the jungle to designing an array of tiny wires that detects a specific protein in the blood, the intrigue of new research ideas is high. But, the risks that come with untested areas of study can make it tough […]
Fifth Annual CISE Graduate Student Research Award: Science & Engineering Research Symposium 2008
The Center for Information and Systems Engineering (CISE) held their Fifth Annual Poster Awards event at Science and Engineering Research Symposium 2008. All students working with CISE affiliated faculty were eligible. Congratulations to CISE First Prize ($500) Award winner Quan Yuan and CISE Honorable Mention ($100) winners Minyi Zhong and Boyan Yordanov. Quan Yuan (pictured […]
Fourth Annual CISE Graduate Student Research Award: Science & Engineering Research Symposium 2007
The Center for Information and Systems Engineering (CISE) held their Fourth Annual Poster Awards event at Science and Engineering Research Symposium 2007. All students working with CISE affiliated faculty were eligible. Congratulations to CISE First Prize ($500) Award winner Ashraf al Daoud and CISE Honorable Mention ($100) winners Ye Wang, Georgios Smaragdakis, and Boyan Yordanov. […]
Christos Cassandras, David Castanon to receive the 2006 Distinguished Member Award from the IEEE Control Systems Society
Distinguished Member Award Description: To recognize significant technical contributions and outstanding long-term service to the Control Systems Society. Prize: Certificate laminated on a plaque, and a pin. Funding: Funded by the IEEE Control Systems Society. Eligibility: Must have been a member of the CSS for at least five (5) years. Presentation: Presented annually at the […]
Christos Cassandras, Yannis Paschalidis receive US Department of Energy grant with Los Alamos National Laboratory
Distributed Wireless Sensor Networks for Long-term Deployment The proposed research project aims at addressing a number of fundamental issues in Distributed Wireless Sensor Networks (DWSN), thus, contributing to the maturing of this technology so that it can be useful in long-term surveillance missions. First, recognizing the limited resources available to DWSN nodes, we will pursue […]
Professor John Baillieul named 40th president of IEEE Control Systems Society
Please join me in congratulating Professor and AME Chair John Baillieul on his recent election as the 40th President of the IEEE Control Systems Society. The IEEE is the world’s largest professional organization. Technical activities of the IEEE, including conferences and the publication of archival journals, are organized within 39 professional societies covering a wide […]
Motes make trash cans smarter
Motes make trash cans smarter (pdf).
National Science Foundation (NSF) Workshop on Distributed Sensing Systems, hosted by Boston University May 25-26, 2006
National Science Foundation (NSF) Workshop: Future Directions in Systems Research for Networked Sensing Thur, May 26 and Fri, May 26, 2006 The workshop was sponsored by Dr. Kishan Baheti’s program under the NSF Division of Electrical & Communications Systems (ECS). NSF Workshop proceedings will be published in September 2006. Click here for the 2 […]
NSF Workshop Future Directions in Systems Research for Networked Sensing Draws Leaders from Across the Continent
For Release Upon Receipt – May 23, 2006 Contact: Linda Grosser, 617-358-1295, lgrosser@bu.edu NSF Workshop Future Directions in Systems Research for Networked Sensing Draws Leaders from Across the Continent (Boston) – On May 25–26 leaders in the field of sensor networks will converge on Boston University for the National Science Foundation Workshop: Future Directions in […]