EuroCC and AIMHiGH/FF4EuroHPC projects were featured in presentations during the round table “Deep Machine Learning”. This event was organized by the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts. The event took place on March 21, 2022. at the Rectorate building at the University of Montenegro. The participant discussed artificial intelligence and deep learning use cases and practical perspectives. Researchers from AIMHiGH project gave presentation on development of IoT Edge Computer Vision Sensors for smart farms supported by HPC and AI.
HPC and AI for Development of IoT Computer Vision Sensors for Smart FarmsEuroCC NCC Montengro was featured in the presentationAIMHiGH project results were presented in the presentation
The Association of Applied Psychology Students “Axon” continues a series of three multidisciplinary lectures entitled “The Era of Artificial Intelligence”.
A lecture by Ms Irena Jerkovic from Zagreb
On that occasion, on Friday, March 18, at 3 pm, via the Zoom platform, our guest Irena Jerković from Zagreb will hold a lecture on “How to make emotionally intelligent AI”. Irena Jerković is a psychologist, founder and co-founder of two start-ups CrevPulse and Improv3, CPO at TalentLift, an enthusiast for building emotionally intelligent AI technology that can improve people’s quality of life.
Young researchers from UDG participated in the event
Scientific conference “Information and Communication Technologies – Current state and Perspectives”, on “Deep Machine Learning”, organized by the Committee for Information and Communication Technologies of the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts and co-organized by the University of Montenegro, will be held on Monday, March 21, 2022, at the Rectorate of the University of Montenegro, starting at 11 am. The agenda for the event is available here.
EuroCC NCC Montenegro and AIMHiGH projects will be featured in the presentation “Development of IoT Edge Computer Vision Sensors for Smart Farms Supported by HPC and AI”.
“Deep Machine Learning” conference organized by the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts
The Romanian National Competence Center in HPC – RoNCC together with the National Competence Centre in Montenegro are pleased to invite you to the workshop “Fostering sustainable agriculture through High performance Computing”, organized on March 16, at 11:00, in online format. The aim of the event is to disseminate to users the benefits of using HPC (High Performance Computing), HPDA (High Performance Data Analysis) and AI technologies in agriculture and to present the multiple development possibilities by adopting HPC in innovation activities and projects, by sharing uses. houses and good practices. The webinar is aimed at existing or potential users of HPC, HPDA and AI in the private sector (SMEs, start-ups) as well as in the public sector (universities, public administration, research institutions, etc.), whose projects and activities fall in the field of AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT. Please check Romanian NCC website at: https://roncc.ro/
NCC Montenegro representatives will be giving presentation on the use of HPC and AI in agriculture, namely we will be discussing the projects currently implemented by UDG and partner organizations. Agenda for the event is available at the following link.
Young researchers, Ms Almira Suljovic and Mr Ivan Jovovic, from UDG will be presenting their papers at the upcoming IEEE INFOTEH 2022 Conference. This is the 21st International Symposium INFOTEH-JAHORINA. The first paper will be discussing the use of machine learning to detect disease in leafs with potential application in smart agriculture. The other paper will be discussing the use of machine learning to detect face masks and the use of prediction models on edge AI devices. The papers to be presented are scheduled for 18 March 2022 and both papers discuss the use of AI and machine learning. More about the conference can be found at the following link.
NCC Montenegro provided support to these researchers and they plan to continue the experimentation in these fields using HPC resources. The list of accepted papers and the conference program are available here.
We have implemented a very successful round table event with panel discussions on HPC/AI and its relation to priorities identified in Montenegrin S3, namely agriculture and food production, health and tourism, and energy. We had panelists from Slovenia, Bosnia, Serbia and Montenegro. The event is organized by EuroCC NCC Monteengro in collaboration with NCC Slovenia. The agenda is available by clicking the following link.
Round Table on HPC/AI and Montenegrin S3
The event took place at the UDG, in a full amphitheater AS on Saturday, 26.02.2022. The panelists gave interesting presentations, considerations, presented project results, and there was a very interesting discussion and Q&A session at the end. The event was attended by students, professors, and industry representatives. The event was advertised locally and nationally via national news portals.
Round Table: HPC/AI and Montenegrin S3Panelist gave talks, presented project results, and participated in Q&AFinally, face 2 face events, amphitheater AS
On Friday, February 25th, at 4 pm, via Zoom platform, the Axon Association of Applied Psychology Students in cooperation with UDG held the first of three multidisciplinary lectures in the summer semester as part of a series called ‘’The Era of Artificial Intelligence’’.
USSP “AXON”: The Role of Psychology in the Future Development of AI
Professor Dr. Danko Nikolic, from the Institute for Advanced Studies in Frankfurt, gave a lecture on “The Role of Psychology in the Future Development of Artificial Intelligence Technologies”.
Professor Nikolic is an expert in brain research and artificial intelligence. He spent many years leading the electrophysiology laboratory at the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research. He is also involved in the development of commercial solutions from artificial intelligence, where he leads the Data Science group as part of his responsibilities. He studied psychology and civil engineering in Zagreb. He defended his doctorate on the topic of cognitive sciences, at the University of Oklahoma, USA.
