S E M I N A R: Big mechanisms for big data Prof. Dr. Emek Demir Oregon Health & Science University, USA Genomics and imaging data produced by large NIH projects now reaches to Exabyte scale. Current mechanisms of knowledge representation and scientific communication in biology cannot adequately deal with […]
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Seminer: “Quantification of System Reliability using the Survival Signature,” Prof. Frank Coolen (Durham University), UNAM SU-01, 13:40 24 Mayıs (EN)
Quantification of System Reliability using the Survival Signature Frank Coolen Professor Department of Mathematical Sciences, Durham University, Durham, UK The survival signature [1] is a summary of the system structure function which is sufficient for several goals in system reliability quantification. In particular for larger systems which consist of just […]
CS Semineri: “Physiology-Driven System Modeling and Signal Processing for Mobile Health Sensing,” Dr. Ahmet Ozan Biçen (Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta), EA-409, 13:40 27 Mayıs (EN)
S E M I N A R: Physiology-Driven System Modeling and Signal Processing for Mobile Health Sensing Dr. Ahmet Ozan Bicen Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA Cost-effective mobile health sensing technologies are essential to move toward affordable personalized healthcare solutions. While sensing of body functions (physiology) from non-invasive inexpensive […]
ME Semineri: “A Combined Reference Management and Anti-Windup Modification for Adaptive Airspeed Control of Hypersonic Vehicles under Input Constraints,” Prof. Andrea Serrani (Ohio State University), Mithat Çoruh Amfi, 14:00 27 Mayıs (EN)
Speaker: Prof. Andrea Serrani (Ohio State University, USA) Title: A Combined Reference Management and Anti-Windup Modification for Adaptive Airspeed Control of Hypersonic Vehicles under Input Constraints Date: Monday May 27th, 2019 Time: 2:00pm Place: Mithat Coruh Amphitheater Abstract: The topic of this talk is the incorporation of limits of operability […]