Title: Seminar on Automatics, Industrial Electronics and Instrumentation 2017 (SAAEI 2017)
Date: 5,6 and 7 July 2017
Place: “Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall, 0.2.2 and Classrooms 2.1.5, 2.1.6, 2.1.7 and 2.1.8
Summary: In this twenty-fourth edition, the congress will be focused in topics such as Power Electronics, System Monitoring, Instrumentation and its Technological and Didactic Applications. During the congress, emphasis will be also placed on the advancements of the new semiconductor devices of SiC and GaN; as well as on the new industrial revolution or industry 4.0, in addition to the lecture on works in the fields of Aerospace Systems, Computer Systems, Biomedical Applications and Optoelectronic Applications.
Material for the activity: http://www.saaei.org/edicion17/
Title: Talk-debate about possible “Open spaces for the digital creation and production” in the ETSE-UV
Date: 28 June 2017 (12:00h)
Place: “Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speakers: José Luis Saorín
Summary: Advantages and disadvantages of assembling a 3D printing workshop.
Title: 4th Databeers VLC
Date: 31 May 2017 (19:00h)
Place: Tyris on Tap (6, Taula de Canvis Street, Valencia)
Speakers: Ana Riera, Dolors Palau, Carmen Armero, Penélope Hernández
Summary: Databeers València, an initiative aimed at communicating and disseminating the benefits and advances at the field of data science in a relaxing and funny way, while drinking a Beer.
Material for the activity: http://databeersvlc.tumblr.com/
Title: EXPOCIÈNCIA 2017
Date: 27 May 2017 (10:00 to 14:00)
Place: ETSE-UV
Summary: This year, the School of Engineering of the UV ETSE-UV collaborates again with this Open Doors Day of the UV for showing to the public its facilities, hosting several activities Expociència 2017.
You can find more information and check the list of activities: http://links.uv.es/bUQ2yhm
Title: 3rd Aerial Fair
Date: 18 May 2017 (17:00h to 19:00 h)
Place: “Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall, Room 0.2.4 and Classroom 2.1.7
Summary: The Aerial Fair is an educational project that gathers technology and creativity so young people who are between 12 and 18 years old learn to build drones with an educational goal that helps to social development. It will be celebrated this Friday 19 in the School of Engineering (ETSE) of the Universitat de València. The drones have been built by students of 63 Valencian high schools and schools and more than 1000 students will participate in the event between 09:00 and 14:30.
Title: Two Weeks Briefing
Date: 19 May 2017 (13:00h to 14:00 h)
Place: Room 0.2.2
Speaker: Antonio Reig
Summary: For those who plan to develop a future professional activity in the international field, we want to remind you about an innovative programme called Two Weekswww.twoweeks.es). The programme is organised by the Universitat Politécnica de Valencia and supported, as previous years, by the Universitat de València. It is opened to students of any Engineering and any university.
Title: Talk “Graphic representation of results coming from Omics data analysis”.
Date: 18 May 2017 (17:00h to 19:00 h)
Place: Classroom 2.1.6
Speaker: Francisco García García
Title: Open Source Software (OSS): Analysis of legal aspects and their practical application in TI projects.
Date: 9 May 2017 (9:00h to 11:00 h)
Place: Classroom 2.3
Speaker: Iwan van der Kleijn
Material for the activity: http://www.uv.es/capgeminiuv/programa.html#OSS17
Title: Web applications - Origin and Evolution: Backend
Date: 8 May 2017 (17:30h to 20:00h)
Place: Classroom 2.1.8
Speaker: Pablo Mir
Material for the activity: http://www.uv.es/capgeminiuv/programa.html#AW17
Title: Sound Localization and Identification in Wireless Acoustic Sensor Networks
Date: 5 May 2017 (15:00h)
Place: Classroom 2.1
Speakers: Máximo Cobos, Joan J. Pérez
Summary: With the rapid development in fields like circuit design and manufacturing, wireless nodes incorporating a variety of sensors and communication interfaces have become economical resources for the design of innovative monitoring systems. Networks of such type of devices, referred to as wireless sensor networks (WSNs), have been widely spread and used in many fields, with applications ranging from surveillance and military deployments to industrial and health-care systems.
Title: Semi-finals and finals of the first League of Legends Championship of the Universitat de València
Date: 5 May 2017 (9:30h to 19:30h)
Place: Classroom 0.2.4 and “Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall and Classroom 2.4
Summary: The championship which started last 26 April and that counts on 11 teams in this first edition (5 of them integrated by students of this School), will finish on Friday, 5 May, with the semi-finals and final games that will be made in person at the ETSE-UV facilities.
Title: Meeting for new TFG students of GII, GIM and GIT, academic year 2017/2018
Date: 2 May 2017 (13:45h)
Place: Classroom 2.4
Summary: Mandatory meeting for all students who are going to enrol next year in the TFG in GII, GIM or GIT, both in first and second or subsequent enrolments.
Title: Talk: What to do after the degree?
Date: 2 May 2017 (13:30h to 14:30)
Place: “Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall and Classroom 2.4
Title: Conference “Translational Bioinformatics: Identifying druggable genetic dependencies for personalized cancer therap”
Date: 2 May 2017 (12:30h)
Place: Classroom 3.1
Speaker: Fátima Al-Shahrour
Summary: The paradigm of personalized medicine is the identification of the appropriate drug for the right patient, using molecular profiles. In Oncology, it is well established that the anticancer drugs are effective in only a small subset of patients. Moreover, many of the new targeted therapies inhibit specific proteins, and they are only effective in tumors that are genetically altered. Consequently, the success of personalized treatment depends on each individual molecular profile, which a priori can be considered as very heterogeneous.
Title: Introduction to Multi-Agent Systems: Concepts and Technologies
Date: 28 April 2017 (15:00h)
Place: Classroom 3.0.1
Speaker: Costin Badica, professor University of Craiova
Summary: The talk is a brief introduction to multi-agent systems covering the basic concepts and definitions, as well as an overview of some of the related methods and technologies. The talk will be structured in two parts. The first part will introduce the basics of agents and multi-agent systems, including definitions and theory of agents and multi-agents systems. The second part is a brief overview of agent technologies, touching methodologies, platforms and programming languages. Finally, few examples using JADE platform and Jason agent-oriented programming language will be included.
Title: The method of software architecture design accounting the quality requirements to the software system
Date: 27 April 2017 (15:00h)
Place: Classroom 2.2
Speaker: Ihor Bodnarchuk, professor University Ternopil Ivan Pul'uj National TEchnical University
Summary: When the problem of software system development arises the first steps of its solution is requirements collection and developing of software architecture. The problem is that:
1. We have requirements to the system, not for architecture 2. As rule we can design some architecture alternatives based on different concepts, technologies, approaches etc.
3. Each of this alternative architecture can realize desired quality of the final system regarding to different quality characteristics - some will be implemented better, others - worse.
4. The method of selection the best architecture alternative is proposed.
Title: Seminar “Efficiency and Power Consumption Measures” of Keysight Technologies
Date: 25 April 2017 (9:00h to 13:30h)
Place: Classroom 2.1.1
Summary: The need to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions is decisive in the development of power electronics and power converters. Two of the main motivators in the design of power electronics are the increase in power conversion efficiency and consumption analysis.
Title: Masterclasses@ETSEUV 2017: Multimedia, computing and cloud
Date: 11 April 2017 (9:30h to 18:30h)
Place: “Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall and Classroom 2.4
Speakers: Pierluigi Barberis, Mateo Moreno, Carlos Marín Lora, Mario Pessini Pinilla, Juan Manuel Baixauli, Kamel Karabelli Ortega, Jorge Edo, Iwan van der Kleijn, José Luis Poza Luján
Summary: Masterclasses @ETSEUV is an initiative of the Master’s Degree in Web Technology, Cloud Computing and Mobile Applications to approach the avant-garde technology to engineering students of the Universitat de València through professionals active and firms to which follow the lead.
Material for the activity: http://www.uv.es/congressosdi/masterclass17/
Title: Industrial Engineering Session
Date: 11 April 2017 (9:00h a 13:30h)
Place: Classroom 0.2.4
Summary: Next 11 April, some representatives from the Official Chartered Institute of Industrial Technical Engineers and Graduates of Valencia will visit the ETSE-UV and will give several conferences addressed to students in the fourth year of the Degree in Chemical Engineering and of the Degree in Electronic Industrial Engineering about aspects related to the profession and the chartered institute.
Title: Integration of virtualized GPUs into cloud computing infrastructures
Date: 7 April 2017 (15:00h)
Place: Classroom 2.1
Speakers: Juan Gutiérrez, José Manuel Claver
Summary: Cloud computing involves many areas of computer science: the underlying infrastructure, the configuration of the distributed components, resource virtualization (network and computing elements), patterns to create applications, service development, distributed storage, etc.
Title: Professional Seminar Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering: Inés Picazo - Saggas-
Date: 6 April 2017 (15:30h)
Place: Classroom 4.1.3
Speaker: Inés Picazo
Biography: Inés Picazo She is a chemical engineer from the Universitat de València and counts with more than 15 years of professional experience, last 12 in SAGGAS, and before that she has worked in Panrico, AINIA and IZAR CONSTRUCCIONES NAVALES. Inés is currently an environment chief and energetic quality management coordinator. This is a great and almost unique opportunity to learn at first hand how specific chemical procedures, practical knowledge and even the experiences of professionals work.
Title: Talk: 1st Conference of R&D Conference Series in the Department of Computer Science
Date: 3 March 2017 (15:00h to 16:00h)
Place: Classroom 2.1
Speaker: Rafael Sebastian
Title: MSI Session at ETSE-UV
Date: 31 March 2017 (11:30h to 14:00h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Summary: MSI, one of the leader enterprises in gaming computers and VR-game, will offer a series of talks on 31 March at the ETSE-UV, coming along with the first e-sport final (League of Legends) that will be held in the Universitat de Valencia.
Title: Official presentation of the first e-sport competition (League of Legends) of the Universitat de València
Date: 31 March 2017 (10:00h to 11:30h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Summary: The Servei d’Educació Física i Esports (SEF) and the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Enginyeria (ETSE-UV) of the Universitat de València will present next 31 March the first to League of Legends Championship of the UV, which will be carried out from 25 April to 2 May.
Title: An introduction to Hadoop Ecosystem. Training session by #AulaCapgeminiUV
Date: 28 March 2017 (17:30h to 19:30h)
Place: Classroom 2.1.3
Speaker: Francisco Javier Monzonís
Material for the activity: http://www.uv.es/capgeminiuv/programa.html
Title: 2.0 Sessions: A new paradigm
Date: 9 and 10 March 2017 (10:00h to 19:30h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Summary: The exponential growth of the learning machine algorithms and the large amount of data available nowadays have produced a significant increase in the number of applications of Artificial Intelligence. Those applications involve dramatic changes on the way of producing (economic changes), on the way of interacting (social changes) and on the very nature of the human being (anthropological changes). Those changes have facilitated the emergence of the debate about the overcoming of human intelligence by an artificial one.
Material for the activity: http://idal.uv.es/datos_2/
Title: Talk: 1st Conference of R&D Conference Series in the Department of Computer Science
Date: 3 March 2017 (15:00h to 16:00h)
Place: Classroom 2.1
Speakers: Rafael Sebastian
Summary: Cardiac arrhythmias are one of the leading causes of mortality in Europe and impose a huge healthcare burden on society. Despite well-developed clinical guidelines for management of atrial fibrillation (AF) or ventricular tachycardia (VT), long-term treatment success rates remain unacceptably low due to complexity of the disease. Computational models of the electrical behavior of the heart have proved to be a useful tool for better understanding the biophysical principles of cardiac electrophysiology, and thus are beginning to be used to improve cardiac arrhythmia treatment. The primary aim of the research group CoMMLab is to develop and translate technologies bases on the Virtual Physiological Human into the clinical environment. In particular, we are building 3D models of the atria and ventricles from CT (Computerised Tomography) and MR (Magnetic Resonance) Imaging of real patients. Those models are used to perform multiscale simulations (from cell to organ scale) that are able to reproduce the electrical behaviour of the heart, both in healthy and pathological conditions. From that simulations biomarkers are obtained to improve characterisation and diagnosis of different pathologies with the aim of predicting and optimising complex cardiac therapies.
Title: Conference: Big Data and Natural Language Processing
Date: 3 March 2017 (13:00h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speaker: Daniel Ortiz
Biography: Daniel Ortiz-Martínez is a researcher on natural language processing at Webinterpret. Formerly, he was a member of the PRHLT research centre as well as an assistant professor at the Statistics Department of the Technical University of Valencia.
Summary: The availability of large datasets along with the extraordinary progress in the calculation capacity of current computers has led to important advances in the development of natural language processing (NLP) techniques.
Title: Talk: Natural Language Processing
Date: 2 March 2017 (11:30h)
Place: Classroom 3.0.3
Speakers: Daniel Ortiz
Title: 3d Databeers VLC
Date: 1 March 2017 (19:00h)
Place: Tyris on Tap (6, Taula de Canvis Street, Valencia)
Speakers: Jaime A. Rincón, Miguel A. Beneito, Jorge Hidalgo, Juanjo Garcés
Summary: Databeers Valencia is an initiative to communicate and spread the benefits and advances in the field of data sciences in a relaxed and fun way and with a beer in hand.
Material for the activity: http://databeersvlc.tumblr.com/
Title: Engineering for the Common Good
Date: 28 February 2017 (13:30h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speakers: José Ramón Cuesta, RastroSolidario ONGD
Summary: Engineering is the combination of scientific and technologic knowledge for innovation, development and skill improvement that fulfil the human being’s needs. Nevertheless, it is a fact that engineering tends to satisfy market needs at the present time. RetroSolidario ONGD proposes a reflection on this regard through their own experiences in terms of social entrepreneurship: Are we human or are we market? Are those exclusive or inclusive terms?
Title: Talk: Analytic and Big Data
Date: 24 February 2017 (11:00h)
Place: Classroom 3.0.3
Speakers: Enrique Serrano Montes
Summary: The business vision on topics related to analytics and big data
Title: Talk: Advanced visualization of data and its industrial applications
Date: 21 February 2017 (11:30h)
Place: Classroom 3.0.3
Speakers: Ignacio Díaz Blanco
Title: ‘Despertà’ of the Falla Immaterial
Date: 16 February 2017 (19:30h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Summary: Under the guidance of professors Francisco Grimaldo and Emilio Soria, today is launched the Falla Immaterial, a citizen-science project promoted by ETSE-UV, which proposes the collective construction of the first falla in history built by an artificial intelligence.
Title: IEEEsbUV inroads. Visit Elche and Zaragoza.
Date: 9 and 16 February 2017
Place: ETSE-UV
Summary: Inroads consists in carrying out a visit to another Student Brach of Spain in order to share knowledges between the two fields, going in with projects which have been already made or are now in process, taking part in talks, seminars, different facilities visits, etc., and strengthen the relationships between them.
Title: Talk: “Working in the videogame industry in Valencia”
Date: 9 February 2017 (15:30h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speakers: Javi Giménez, Xabi Albertus
Biography: Javi Giménez. 36 years. He is CEO and founder of the Valencian videogame studio WildFrame Media. He is a computer engineer by the Universitat Politècnica de València and has started 4 enterprises in different sectors. Xabi Albertus. 28 years. He is a videogame programmer with 4 years of experience, he has worked in more than 10 projects for costumers from different countries. He is a multimedia engineer by the Universitat de València and will speak as a former student of this degree.
Summary: The talk will show the point of view both of the entrepreneur and a member of the team, and will summarise how the speakers see the current situation of the videogame industry for those who are interested in working in it.
Títle: Conference of the Dean of the Official Association of Industrial Technical Engineers and of the Degree in Valencia
Date: 9 February 2017 (13:30h to 14:30h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Lecturer: Ángelica Gómez González
Summary: Conference for students of the Degrees in Chemical Engineering and in Industrial Electronic Engineering on aspects related to the profession and the school.
Title: Secondary high school workshops
Date: from 16 to 25 January 2017
Place: ETSE-UV
Summary: The School of Engineering of the Universitat de València (ETSE-UV) develops, as the previous eight years, a joint of workshops where around 1500 students, both from A levels and training cycles, will carry out practices in the laboratories according to their educational level, having also the opportunity to know the degrees and facilities of this School located in the Burjassot Campus of the Universitat de València.
This activity is the result of the coordinated work of the ETSE-UV with the secondary school teaching body, aiming to join efforts to improve the teaching quality in the fields of informatics and technology and to motivate students towards the experimental work and engineering.
In the workshops, which will take place from 16 to 25 January and for which the demand has triple the available places (and this is why the planned days and places have been increased as far as it has been possible), the students will participate in workshops related to informatics and multimedia, industrial and telecommunication electronics, chemical technology and industrial processes. In the field of informatics and multimedia they will carry out workshops on web portal management, videogame development, augmented reality and introduction to mobile devices programming with app inventor. In the industrial and telecommunication electronics, the students will be able to practice robotics with Lego Mindstorms, real-time audio digital audio effects generation, instrumentation and measuring with different sensors, telephony and voice over IP, and also get to know the fundamentals of renewable energies. Regarding chemical technology and industrial processes workshops, the students will produce a shower gel or work on the industry separation procedures obtaining essential oils.
Title: GUI workshop with UX identity
Date: 21 December 2016 (12:00h to 14:00h -theoretical part- and 15:00 to 17:00h -practical part-)
Place: Classroom 1.0.1
Speakers: Ernesto Gonzalo, Yasmina Morán
Summary: Last approach of the year to the innovation in software development by the Capgemini-UV Chair.
Title: Visit from External Assessment Committee for degree’s Reaccreditation – GII, GIQ, GIEI, GIM and MITUV
Date: 19 and 20 December 2016
Place: ETSE-UV
Summary: ETSE-UV will be visited by the committee that will assess the degrees in Computer Engineering (GII), Chemical Engineering (GIQ), Industrial Electronic Engineering (GIEI), Multimedia Engineering (GIM) and the Master’s Degree in Telecommunications Engineering (MITUV).
Title: Case studies of implementation of Telematic Infrastructures in the city council of Sagunto. Presentation of the project ‘SagunTICs’ as a revitalising example of innovation and entrepreneurship
Date: 19 December 2016 (15:00h)
Place: Classroom 3.0.1
Speaker: David Domínguez Pérez. Technical Coordinator of the SMIC (local computer and communication service) of Sagunto’s City Council
Title:About Reality and Virtuality
Date: 19 December 2016 (15:00h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speaker: María Murcia. UCL Londres / Oculus (Facebook)
Biography: María Murcia graduated in the first year of the Degree in Multimedia Engineering of the Universitat de València. She did her last year as an Erasmus student at the University College London, where she has been doing a doctoral programme in the Virtual Environments and Computer Graphics group for two years. Financially supported by a car research centre, her project is aimed at exploring the efficiency of virtual training, especially for the training of mass production workers. She currently combines her studies with her work as assistant researcher in Oculus (Facebook)
Website: http://www0.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/M.MurciaLopez/
Summary: In recent years, a number of low-cost mixed-reality devices have been launched onto the market. The use of these devices could bring in large profits in industrial fields, especially in the information consumption and the staff training processes.
Title: Talk on Software Testing. Test automation and Continuous integration
Date: 16 December 2016 (12:00h to 14:00h and 15:00h to 17:00h)
Place: Classroom 1.0.1
Speaker: Mª José Villanueva, UMANICK
Title: 2nd Sessions of IQ Innovation
Date: 14 December 2016 (10:00h to 14:00h)
Place: Classroom 0.2.4
Summary: In these sessions students will present a project of innovation in a poster session, as part of an activity within the subject called ‘Comprehensive management of quality, safety and innovation’. This year the theme is focused on ‘Valuation of waste’. Professors of the Master’s Degree will take part in the evaluation committee of the projects.
Title: International Projects Management
Date: 12 December 2016 (19:00h to 20:30h)
Place: Classroom 2.1.8
Speaker: Guillermo Deltoro Soto.MBA. International Strategy and Màrqueting Consultant. Business Development Manager. Germany Specialist
Title: Streamlining Operations with Toyota Production System and Lean-Six Sigma
Date: 5 December 2016 (19:00h to 20:30h)
Place: Classroom 2.1.8
Speaker: Santiago Sánchez. Socio-Director at diinte www.diinte.es
Title: Day of the Telecom Engineer in ETSE-UV
Date: 5 December 2016 (9:00h to 18:00h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speaker: Javier Marqués Pons, dean of COGITTCV
Title: Tax Deduction Projects for R&D&I and Patent Box
Date: 2 December 2016 (17:30h to 20:30h)
Place: Classroom 2.1.8
Speaker: Ariana Salieto Tecles, Resposible for Subsidies Management in Electronics España S. L.
Title: Talk ‘Professional Reality of an Industrial Engineer. Present and Future’
Date: 2 December 2016 (9:00h)
Place: Classroom 4.1
Speaker: Salvador Cucó, Institute for Small and Medium Industry of the Valencian Community
Summary: On Friday 2 December 2016 at 09:00, the talk ‘Realidad profesional de un Ingeniero Industrial. Presente y futuro’ (‘Professional Reality of an Industrial Engineer. Present and Future’) will be held in Classroom 4.1 at the ETSE-UV. The talk will be given by Salvador Cucó within the programme for the subject ‘Engineering, Society and University’ of the Degree in Industrial Electronic Engineering.
Title: Graduation act of Graduated in the ETSE-UV 2015-2016 Academic Year
Date: 1 December 2016 (18:00h)
Place: Centro Cultural Tívoli Burjassot (50, José Carsí Street)
Summary: The School of Engineering of the Universitat de València (ETSE-UV) will celebrate, as every year since its creation, the Graduation Academic Act of Graduated, corresponding to the students who obtained the degree of Engineering, Undergraduate Degree or Master’s Degree throughout the 2015-2016 Academic year.
Title: 2d Databeers VLC
Date: 30 November 2016 (19:00h)
Place: Tyris on Tap (6, Taula de Canvis Street, Valencia)
Speakers: Julio Martín, Emilio Soria, Miguel Rebollo, Coke Morillo, Benjamín Arroquia
Summary: Databeers Valencia, an initiative to communicate and spread the benefits and advances in the field of data sciences, in a relaxed and fun way, and with a beer in hand.
Material for the activity: http://databeersvlc.tumblr.com/
Title: Talk ‘How to Survive the Final Project’
Date: 30 November 2016 (13:00h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speakers: Pedro Morillo Tean, Silvia Rueda Pascual, Tomás Navarrete Repiso, Lisardo Fernández Cordeiro, Inmaculada García Pereira
Title: Workshop of management of maturity in software projects with ISO standards
Date: 24 November 2016 (15:15h to 17:15h)
Place: Classroom 2.4
Speaker: Joaquín Oriente
Summary: In this workshop you will achieve a clear vision of what a quality management system and evaluation of maturity is in the area of software projects supported by standards such as ISO 15504/ ISO 12207 or CMMI. You will also be able to introduce yourself in a real scenario of processes implementation and improvement in software projects of an organisation.
Material for the activity: http://www.uv.es/capgeminiuv/programa.html#GMPSWISO
Title: Arduino programming course organised by IEEEsb
Date: 22 and 24 November 2016 (15:00h)
Place: Laboratory 3.0.3
Speakers: David Brotons Alcázar and Alejandro Minguez Molina
Summary: This month it will take place the second edition of the programming course of Arduino, given by members of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineer) Student Branch of the UV, David Brotons Alcázar and Alejandro Minguez Molina.
Title: 11th Employment Forum of the Universitat de València at ETSE-UV
Date: 24 November 2016 (10:00h to 17:00h)
Place: Classroom 3.1., 3.2., 3.3. and 3.4
Summary: On 24 November, the forum will be addressed to students and graduate students of the School of Engineering (ETSE-UV). It will take place in the Level 1, block 3 (aula 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3 for stands and the 3.4 for talks) of the school, and it will be opened from 10am to 5pm.
Title: Talk: Techniques for Stress Management
Date: 22 November 2016 (15:00h to 17:00)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speaker: Dr. Mª Amparo Cotolí Crespo
Biography: Mª Amparo Cotolí Crespo is Dr. of Psychology and Professor of the Department of Psychological Personality, Evaluation and Treatment of the Faculty of Psychology of the UV. She worked in the private practice of the profession as clinical psychologist from 1992 until 2012. During this period, she kept in touch with the UV as adjunct professor. Currently she works as a contracted professor holding a PhD.
She has done several courses and workshops in different programmes of the University Extension Service. Nowadays she is part of “La Nau dels Estudiants” programmes and the Entreiguals Programme of the Information Service and Student's Promotion (SeDi). Her task is focused on the management of stress and anxiety and the development of social and communication skills.
Summary: Stress is a feeling of physical or emotional strain that is triggered when someone perceives a situation or event as threatening or overwhelming. Our frenetic lifestyle turns the stress into a damage to our society.
Title: Presentation of the enterprise AGH - CONSULTING Paris (France) on a RECRUITMENT mission
Date: 18 November 2016 (14:00h)
Place: Boardroom of the ETSE-UV 0.2.4
Speakers: M. Fernando Delgado - Directeur d’Activité Constructeurs i Mª del Carmen Pérez Martínez - Chargée d’études Deploiement FTTH/FO - Direction Technique / Département BE & Conception - GRADUADA GIET - ETSE-UV
Summary: AGH Consulting, Council and Consulting Group in the development and deployment of high speed telecommunication networks seeks for Telecommunications Engineers ETSE (Technique, Degree, Superior) for one of its clients, an important telecommunications operator located in Paris (France)
Title: Speak Cafenet 2016
Date: 17 November 2016 (13:00h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Summary: ETSE-UV hosts its second Speak Cafenet Nov'16, a space for exchanging experiences of mobility. Attending actors that make up the mobility program: incoming students who are studying this academic year at our school, Erasmus alumni, mentors students of the EntreIguals’ program, mobility coordinators and future Erasmus students for the next academic year 2017-18.
Title: II National event of bioprocesses for air treatment: Young Researchers meeting
Date: 17 November 2016 (8:45h to 18:30h)
Place: Classroom 4.1.2
Summary: The growing concern for environment, and concretely for the air pollution, has become a restrictive legislation about the control of the air pollution. So it is necessary the development of new purification technologies. In this sense, bioprocesses are a viable alternative to conventional techniques for the treatment of gaseous effluents with low environmental impact and reduced cost of operation.
Title: Briefing ERASMUS: "Els programes de mobilitat i intercanvi en la UV"
Date: 15 November 2016
Place: Boardroom of the ETSE-UV 0.2.4 (14:00h)
Summary: http://links.uv.es/7tLILII
Title: Talk: “Bioinformatics at the service of clinical diagnosis”
Date: 10 November 2016 (18:00h)
Place: Classroom 2.4
Speaker: Pablo Mínguez
Biography: Pablo Mínguez is a biologist and has worked in the field of bioinformatics since 2003. Before beginning his Doctoral studies he had worked developing methods for the functional annotation of genes at the John Innes Centre (Norwich, UK) and developing the first genome browser and annotation tool of Arabidopsis in University of Nottingham (Nottingham, UK). Between 2004 and 2008 he did his Doctoral studies in Dr Joaquí Dopazo’s laboratory at the Príncipe Felipe Research Centre (Valencia), where he took part in the development of the platform for the functional analysis of large-scale experiments called “Babelomics” (http://www.babelomics.org) and developed algorithms of functional enrichment using different types of annotation of genes, among them, the SNOW programme, which looks for functional modules in genes or proteins lists from analysing their interactions (protein-protein interactions). Since 2009, during the following 5 years he has made a postdoctoral stay at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (Heidelberg, Germany) in Dr Peer Bork team, where he has collaborated in the development of the database of prediction of protein interactions called “STRING” (http://string-db.org/). He has also studied the regulatory role of modifications on proteins after their translation. In addition, he is the developer of PTMcode database (http://ptmcode.embl.de/) that offers predictions of cross regulation of modifications on proteins.
Since September 2015, he has been working in the Health Research Institute Jiménez Díaz (Madrid), as part of the Department of Genomics and Genetics, where he organises the Bioinformatics Unit and develops his own line of research based on the study of the regulatory role of proteins in human diseases.
Summary: “Omic” technologies allow us to know the status and measure the activity of a huge quantity of genes, proteins, metabolites and other cellular elements at the same time. This facility is representing great progress in understanding the molecular bases of human diseases and also in building tools that allow their diagnosis.
Title: Course of High-Level Synthesis with Vivado-HLS (Xilinx)
Date: 10-11 November 2016 (9:00h to 18:00h)
Place: Boardroom of the ETSE-UV 0.2.4
Summary: This Course of Vivado-HLS (Xilinx-FPGAs) consists of three introductory parts and will be held at the School of Engineering of the Universitat de València (ETSE-UV). This Course is organised by Electratraining (Xilinx-ATP) in collaboration with the Communications and Digital Systems Design Group (DSDC) of the Universitat.
Title: Talk: From the programming code to the market: to programme computer games when the video game industry did not exist (Spain, beginning of the 1980s)
Date: 2 November 2016 (13:30h to 14:30h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speaker: Ignasi Medà Calvet (@8bitsSpain / @IgnaMeda)
Biography: Speaker: Ignasi Medà Calvet (@8bitsSpain / @IgnaMeda) is graduated in Sociology (UB) and in the Master's Degree in History of Science (UAB). Currently, he is finishing the next doctoral thesis in the Centre for the History of Science (CEHIC) – UAB: “Study about the development, the dissemination and the social and cultural impact of the 8-bit video games in Spain (1983-1992)”
Summary: The video game sector hides much more stories than the usual chronicles about the classic “Pacman”, “Pong”, “Mario” and some big companies such as Atari, Nintendo or Sega. In this session we will focus on the Spanish situation at the beginning of the 80s, through one of the first video games programmed in Spain, which had success outside the country: “Bugaboo: The Flea” (1983)”
Title: Talk: FP and OPP using advanced techniques of programming with similarities
Date: 2 November 2016 (11:30h to 13:15h)
Place: Classroom 2.3
Speaker: Víctor Manuel Bolinches Marín
Summary: Asynchronous programming allows us to achieve efficiency improvements in our software, given that we do not block our thread for long processes or interaction with users. However, it is difficult for many people to understand how this type of programming works, initially because they are used to think in a very imperatively and sequentially way.
Title: IEEE DAY 2015 - Open Day IEEEsbUV
Date: 25 October 2016 (10:30h to 12:00h)
Place: 1.0.2b
Summary: Coinciding with the IEEE Day, the International Day when associations and sections tribute the IEEE foundation (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), the students branch IEEEsbUV will invite the ETSE-UV students to attend to the headquarters of the Student Branch. They will explain the activities carried out on the previous years, which are the benefits of belonging to the association and to IEEE and the next activities that will take place during this academic year (group projects, seminars, courses, competitions, etc.) will be presented.
Title: Seminar/Workshop: Fluid dynamics modelling and chemical engineering
Date: 25 October 2016 (9:45h to 14:00h)
Place: Boardroom of the ETSE-UV 0.2.4
Speaker: Emilio Ruiz Reina (Universidad de Málaga)
Summary: On the first part of the seminar, participants will learn how to use COMSOL Multiphysics finite element simulation tools to virtually simulate any design including various physical effects and their interactions through a live demonstration.
Then, the seminar will focus on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), which is fundamental to a great variety of Multiphysic analysis, either for determine the smooth flow thereof or for use it as convective transport together with any other connected Physics.
The seminar will also offer an introduction to the Chemical Reaction Engineering module COMSOL Multiphysics.
Material for the activity: goo.gl/vJNBqe
Title: Seminar “Introduction to problem design and solving EMI/EMC with near-field scanner
Date: 24 October 2016 (8:30h to 14:00)
Place: Classroom 2.1.5
Speaker: Arturo Mediano (Universidad de Zaragoza)
Summary: This is a very practical and useful seminar for those who want to refresh the most important concepts in some of the most common challenges in EMC, while discovering a number of tools with great potential to analyse and optimize a particular design.
Title: IEEE student branch UV takes part in IEEExtreme
Date: 22-23 d'octubre de 2016 (02:00h - day 22 - to 02:00 h - day 23-)
Place: Classroom 1.0.2b
Summary: The event will start on Saturday 22 at 2:00 a.m. and will finish on Sunday at 2:00 a.m., and we will meet at the Student Branch UV’s seat in ETSE-UV.
The situation of the participants will be accessible in streaming by the different social networks of Student Branch UV.
IEEEXtreme competition is a worldwide challenge in where different teams formed by students, who are in turn members of the IEEE, supported by their Student Branch and supervised by their Senior Member of the IEE; compete for 24 hours to resolve the greatest number of programming problems in order to obtain the highest score in the competition.
Tittle: Presentation of OPAL course: “Tres pasos hacia tu inserción profesional”
Date: 19 October 2016 (13:00h)
Place: Classroom 1.1
Title: Workshop - Artificial View Software HALCON 12
Date: 19 October 2016 (9:00 to 17:00h)
Place: Classroom 2.4
Summary: HALCON is the most extended programming environment for the development of vision applications. It may be used in multiple areas and applications.
The easiest way of learning to work with HALCON is to practise with HDevelop. HALCON provides many programmes and images as example of all the application areas for all kind of operations and methods.
This course is addressed to technicians who have artificial vision or programming knowledge and have interest in using HALCON for the development of applications.
The objective of this course is to have a potential idea of Halcon through its use and learning with HDevelop with the programming of application examples.
First of all, the participants learn how to purchase images from a camera. This is the first important step to develop an application. On this basis, participants develop a small application of analysis of blobs and a application of matching quest.
Secondly, we show different types of Halcon applications, so that participants can acquire a general knowledge about the potential of his tools and the difficulty of the applications made with Halcon.
Material for the activity: http://links.uv.es/VEiFFR8
Title: Simulation for detecting cardiac pathologies seminar
Date: 14 October 2016
Place: Meeting room 1.2.18, in the Department of Computer Science.
Speaker: Héctor Martínez Navarro
Material for the activity: http://links.uv.es/Y8COqq6
Title: Conference: Quality Culture
Date: 10 October 2016 (15:00h to 17:00h)
Place: "Joan Pelechano” Assembly Hall
Speaker: Rosendo Pou Amérigo (Director of the Quality Unit of the UV)
Biography: Rosendo Pou is teacher of Physical Chemistry in the UV since the 2002, and Director of the Quality Unit of the UV since February 2012. He studied Chemical Sciences in this university, where he got the Special Award of B.A and where he got his doctorate in 1995. He is a member of the Theoretical Chemistry Unit in the Institute for Molecular Science of the UV, where he worked in the of quantum chemistry characterization of electroactive molecular systems.
He took an active part in the proceedings of educative innovation and improvement of the educational quality. These proceedings were linked with the construction of the European Higher Education Area. In this context, he became part of the educative group who won the Second Award to the Educational Innovation in 2008, awarded by the UEM and the Quality and Teaching Innovation Award in 2008 awarded by the Board of Trustees de la UV. In this context, he also won the Quality and Teaching Innovation Award 2010 of the Board of Trustees of the UV.
Summary: In a globalised world, one of the keys for the success of a country is the quality of the further education. In the last years, the proceeding of quality assurance have become general in our universities, but the establishment of a real quality culture is still a pending subject. Building a quality culture means to engage all the actors involved to reach the objectives of organisation and improvement continuously. So it can’t be limited to the use of management tools, but is has to arouse a joint of values and habits in all the collectives.
In our university, it has been a significant improvement in this area, but there is still a large number of set backs to overcome. Some of them drift from the superficial and bureaucratic use of the tools and the imbalance towards the accountability, which seems to push into the background the real improvement of the teaching-learning proceedings. So, it’s convenient to rethink the meaning of the proceedings carried in this area, optimize the relationship benefit/effort and distinguish between the things that are absolutely necessary to achieve and the ones that would be interesting, but not essential.
Title: Conference: Big Data & Genomics
Date: 6 October 2016 (19:00h)
Place: 2.4 Classroom
Speaker: David Montaner (Genomics England)
Biography: Dr. David Montaner, works in Genomics England in the project “100.000 Genomes” (100,000 Genomes Project)
Summary: The 100K Genomes Project aims to sequence and process 100,000 full genomes from 70,000 participants. It is one of the most ambitious projects currently ongoing in biomedical research. The project is collecting petabytes of data which interpretation will boost clinical investigation in rare diseases and cancer.
Title: 1r Databeers VLC
Date: 29 September 2016 (19:00h)
Place: Tyris on Tap (6, Taula de Canvis Street, Valencia)
Speakers: Paco Montes, Laura Ruiz, José Luis Cubero, Joan Manuel Oleaque
Summary: DabaBeers Valencia is an initiative where you can talk on stories related to data in an informal and relaxed environment. The event seeks to communicate and disseminate the benefits and advances in the field of science in an agile way, as well as encouraging the community sense of people interested in this discipline. The date starts with 30 minutes of networking with beers, 30 minutes of presentations and other 30 minutes of networking at the end.
Material for the activity: http://databeersvlc.tumblr.com/
Title: Conference Open Data
Date: 27 September 2016 (10:00h to 13:00h)
Place: Joan Pelechano Assembly Hall
Speakers: Zulima Pérez Seguí, Secretaria Autonómica de Transparencia, Responsabilidad Social, Participación y Cooperación, Pilar Campins Falcó, Vicerrectora de Investigación. Universitat de València, Emilio Soria Olivas, catedrático de Universidad, miembro de IDAL, Enrique Serrano, CEO de Tinámica, María Dimitrova, Key Account Executive Wolfram Research Europe Limited,Patricia Tejado, Directora Región Norte, GMV Secure-solutions, Vicente Buendía, Proyectos y Coordinación. Área de Sistemas de Información. EMT Valencia, José Cuevas, Subdirector General de Producción y Consolidación de las TIC Corporativas. Conselleria de Hacienda y Modelo Económico, Anna Melchor, Especialista en Smart City, InnDEA València.
Summary: Los datos abiertos están cambiando la sociedad, dando lugar an nuevos modelos de negocio así como la forma de entender el gobierno. Más que otra expresión del modelo colaborativo, los Datos Abiertos generan un ciclo de riqueza y transparencia que benefician a la sociedad como nunca antes se ha visto. Nuevos modelos de desarrollo y gestión aparecen usando este tipo de datos cuyo volumen y diversidad no deja de crecer en los últimos años. Datos relacionados con personas, sociedades, empresas, organismos públicos, etc. están disponibles para ser usados.
Los datos abiertos están relacionados con tecnologías tan disruptivas como Big Data, Internet of Things y Analítica Predictiva que son los perfiles más demandados en los portales de empleo. Se tienen avances rápidamente y esta jornada es una ocasión de poner en común estos avances entre los principales actores implicados. En esta jornada organismos públicos y empresas tecnológicas, aportarán sus experiencias en la aplicación de esta nueva filosofía mostrando nuevos caminos por descubrir.
Material for the activity: http://idal.uv.es/opendata/
Title: Talk: Quantum computer
Date: 22 September 2016 (13:30h)
Place: Joan Pelechano Assembly Hall
Speaker: Francisco Javier Gálvez (IBM University Ambassator)
Biography: Francisco Javier Gálvez is graduated in Fundamental Physics, Master in Advanced Physics from the Universitat de València and Master in Informatics Management and Direction from the IDE-CESEM business school in Madrid. He works for 15 years in IBM developing several roles in the technical field; he has participated in big IT system implementation projects at a national and international level. Nowadays he works as an architect in the field of Embedded Systems in IBM and develops at the same time the programme of Academic Initiative between IBM and the Universitat de València, and in this framework he has launched different training initiatives during these years such as: Diploma of IBM Great Systems and Specialisation Courses of Data Bases DB2.
Summary: Building a quantum computer is one of the technological breakthroughs of the 21st century. Some private companies have already asked for quantum computer prototypes that will be able of carrying out tasks in a lesser time frame than current classical computers. Nevertheless, with these new systems, it is necessary to create algorithms that are able of taking advantage of all the potential that quantum computing offers. Creating quantum algorithms is not an easy task. In this presentation we will see which quantum algorithms have appeared until now, which are the used methods and where they can apply.
Title: Open day at Capgemini
Date: 15 September 2016 (11:30h)
Place: Offices Capgemini Valencia (6, Marqués de Sotelo Avenue, Valencia)
Summary: http://www.uv.es/capgeminiuv
