Προσκλήσεις Εκδήλωσης Ενδιαφέροντος για προσλήψεις επιστημόνων βάσει των διατάξεων του άρθρου 5 του Π.Δ. 407/80 (2014-2015)
Scholarship Opportunity for ICT Graduate Studies Through Collaboration Between SEPVE and the International Hellenic University
01 October 2014
In the framework of fostering collaboration between the academic community and third parties, such as organizations and companies, the School of Science & Technology of the International Hellenic University and SEPVE have signed a memorandum of collaboration. Through this memorandum both parties set forth a permanent channel of communication, exchange of know-how and mutual support which will materialize through a number of actions in mutually benefiting areas.
In this context, the International Hellenic University will offer 1 full scholarship for its October 2014 intake concerning its MSc in ICT Systems programme to a candidate from a company-member of SEPVE. This opportunity involves both employees as well as their children. The application process for the MSc in ICT Systems will be ongoing until October 16th.
For more information on how to apply until then please click here. In addition, interested applicants can visit the University on one of its forthcoming Infosessions.
The power of Big Data Analytics: Prospects, Skills and Opportunities
The International Hellenic University and the School of Science & Technology organised a very successful event on "The power of Big Data Analytics: Prospects, Skills and Opportunities" on Wednesday, 26 February 2014. The audience was addressed by Prof. M. Vazirgiannis (Professor in LIX, Ecole Polytechnique) who focused on Big Graph Mining, Mr N. Molfetas (Server Business Group Lead, Microsoft Hellas) and Mr G. Bourmas (Master Principal sales consultant and Engineered Systems Specialist, Oracle Hellas S.A) who shared business insights in the area of big data analytics.
The audience comprised students, young researchers and staff from various Universities and their level of interest in the topic was high, as evidenced by the large number of questions at the end.
The event was successfully coordinated by Assist. Prof. C. Tjortjis of the International Hellenic University.
Event Programme and Presentations
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18.00 - 18.05 |
Welcome |
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18.05 - 18.15 |
Introduction |
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18.15 - 18.45 |
Big Graph Mining with Degeneracy |
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18.45 - 19.00 |
Coffee break |
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19.00 - 19.20 |
Big Data: Commercially-available systems and case studies |
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19.20 - 19.40 |
Big Data: Are you Ready? |
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19.40 - 20.00 |
Q&A, discussion and closing remarks |
The International Hellenic University School of Science and Technology
is privileged to invite you to a
Robotics Workshop
on
Friday, 20th June 2014, at IHU's Computer Labs from 12.00-16.00+
Through this seminar participants will become familiar with the field of robotics and especially modern mobile robots, starting with a quick overview of fundamentals, and moving with a mix of theory and hands-on exercises all the way to real-world mapping and navigation of full-scale mobile robots. We will also slightly touch upon concepts related to robot perception as well as Human-Robot Interaction. We will work with multiple robot platforms both in simulation as well as in the physical world, including the well-established Pioneer P3-series.
Required knowledge:
* Basic Knowledge of Object Oriented Programming and Microcontroller-Based Systems
* Strong interest in creating innovative applications of robotics
Instructor: Dr Nikolaos Mavridis
The number of available spaces in this workshop is limited, and thus prior registration is required. After you register the School will contact you via email to confirm if your participation in the event has been successful. Please indicate your interest by registering here: http://bit.ly/1epbDJ5
The working language of the workshop is English. Attendance certificates will be provided upon prior request.
For IHU location directions, please click here.
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The International Hellenic University School of Science and Technology
and the Information Technologies Institute (ITI-CERTH)
are happy to invite you to a workshop titled
"Social Media Crawling and Mining"
on
Thursday, 8th May 2014, at IHU's Computer Labs from 12.00-16.00+
Through this seminar, the students will become familiar with the area of social media monitoring and mining, and will be introduced to a distributed architecture for monitoring, analyzing and indexing social media content from multiple social networks. The base architecture has been developed by the SocialSensor project and leverages widely used open technologies, such as MongoDB, Solr, and Storm. The seminar will contain both a brief theoretical overview of the field of social media monitoring and mining, and hands-on exercises on a set of specific problems. In particular, the following topics will be covered:
- Online Social Networks as a source of capturing valuable insights (presentation)
- Monitoring social content: the SocialSensor crawler (hands-on)
- Management of Social Network data
- JSON storage and indexing using mongoDB (hands-on)
- Full text indexing and search using Solr (hands-on)
- Trend detection in social media (presentation)
Required knowledge:
- Basic knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming with a focus on Java.
- Experience with database and indexing systems with a focus on MongoDB and Solr.
- Experience with the Eclipse IDE.
Instructors: Manos Schinas, Katerina Iliakopoulou, Symeon Papadopoulos, Yiannis Kompatsiaris
The number of available spaces in this workshop is limited, and thus prior registration is required. After you register the School will contact you via email to confirm if your participation in the event has been successful. Please indicate your interest by registering here: http://bit.ly/1epbDJ5
The working language of the workshop is English.
For IHU location directions, please click here.
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The International Hellenic University School of Science and Technology
and the Fedora Project
are happy to invite you to a workshop titled
"Fedora on ARM and the Raspberry Pi - Build your own Linux based operating system in an hour"
on
Friday, 28th March 2014, at IHU's Computer Labs from 13.00-16.00+
This workshop will walk you through the credit-card-size computer Raspberry Pi and the Fedora operating system which will help you create your own home server, media server or simply a cheap small size desktop computer. In addition you will learn how to create your own Linux based operating system. Are you a developer, gamer, IT student, teacher and do you want an operating system which will cover yours or your friends’ needs? Then join us to learn more!
The number of available spaces in this workshop is limited, and thus prior registration is required. After you register the School will contact you via email to confirm if your participation in the event has been successful. Please indicate your interest by registering here: http://bit.ly/1epbDJ5
The working language of the workshop is English. Attendance certificates will be provided upon prior request.
For IHU location directions, please click here.
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The power of Big Data Analytics: Prospects, Skills and Opportunities
26 February 2014, 18:00-20:00
Would you like to find out more about career prospects, research skills and business opportunities related to the emerging science of Big Data Analysis? A distinguished Professor at Ecole Polytechnique, France, Head of the DB-NET research group on Data & Web Mining, and two top industry executives from global leaders in software and databases will present their views and outline future trends and perspectives on research, innovation and challenges in Big Data. Examples will cover how prominent research groups and global ICT corporations, such as Microsoft and Oracle, have contributed towards the above directions.
Attendance is free to students, young ICT professionals, the general public and all those who wish to become familiar with emerging trends in Big Data Analysis.
Scientific Coordination: Prof. Ioannis Vlahavas, Dean, and Assist. Prof. Christos Tjortjis, School of Science and Technology
The working language of the event is English.
Registration: To register, please click here
For IHU location directions, please click here.
Transfer to IHU: There will be a free return bus service from downtown Thessaloniki (in front of the University of Macedonia on Egnatia Street) to the International Hellenic University. Time of departure is 17.15 (please arrive before that - priority will be given on a first come first served basis).
Due to the limited number of available seats on the bus, you are encouraged to register online for the event and indicate your transport preference at your earliest convenience
Event Programme and Presentations
| 18.00-18.05 | Ioannis Vlahavas Welcome Message Dean, School of Science and Technology International Hellenic University |
| 18.05-18.15 | Christos Tjortjis Introduction Assistant Professor, School of Science and Technology, International Hellenic University |
| 18.15-18.45 | Michalis Vazirgiannis Professor in LIX, Ecole Polytechnique |
| 18.45-19.00 | Break |
| 19.00-19.20 | Nicholas Molfetas Server Business Group Lead, Microsoft Hellas |
| 19.20-19.40 | George Bourmas Master Principal sales consultant and Engineered Systems Specialist, Oracle Hellas S.A. |
| 19.40-20.00 | Discussion and closing remarks |
Click here for more information into our MSc in ICT Systems and MSc in Energy Systems
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The International Hellenic University School of Science and Technology
is happy to invite you to a workshop titled
Introduction to MATLAB
on
Thursday, July 25th 2013
at IHU’s Computer Labs, Building A, 12.00-16.00
Are you a University student currently working on your thesis? Would you like to learn more about the most commonly used scientific platform worldwide? Then join us for this workshop, which will talk about the programming environment of MATLAB, a widely used scientific language that is used worldwide. We will focus on the following:
- Introduction to MATLAB programming environment (12.00-13.00)
- Building my first script (13.00-14.00)
- Examples [plotting, solving a system of linear equations, polynomials, time series analysis] (14.00-15.00)
- Building a script with functions (15.00-16.00)
The number of available spaces in this workshop is limited, and thus prior registration is required. After you register, and if your application for participation in the event has been successful, the School will contact you via email or phone to inform you. Please indicate your interest by registering here: http://bit.ly/16ylo1q
The working language of the workshop is English.
For IHU location directions, please click here.
This MATLAB workshop is taking place in the context of our MSc in ICT Systems programme. More information about this cutting edge programme, as well as the application process which is open until end September, available here.
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The International Hellenic University School of Science and Technology
is happy to invite you to a workshop titled
"codebender & Arduino: hacking the real world" (II)
on
Wednesday, July 3rd 2013, at IHU's Computer Labs from 12.00-16.00
This workshop will follow on the steps of IHU’s very successful recent workshop on Arduino. We will talk about Arduino’s capabilities, how it can be used as a microcontroller to affect and control the surrounding environment and build low-cost devices equipped with sensors and controllers with great ease. To do that, the workshop will make use of codebender: an online, easy to use, advanced IDE for Arduino, which allows the user to code fast and easily, as well as collaborate with others and share code and ideas. Would you like to build a robot, home automation, satellite or flamethrower? Then join us to learn more!
The number of available spaces in this workshop is limited, and thus prior registration is required. After you register the School will contact you via email to confirm if your participation in the event has been successful. Please indicate your interest by registering here: http://bit.ly/16ylo1q
The working language of the workshop is English.
For IHU location directions, please click here.
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"REINFORCING INNOVATION IN EUROPE"
On Tuesday 2nd April 2013, students and professionals from the ICT sector together with other members of the audience had the opportunity to attend an event on "Reinforcing Innovation in Europe", organized by the International Hellenic University School of Science & Technology in the context of IHU Week.
The event was received very well by the audience, with an extensive session for questions and answers taking place after the speaker’s presentations. The Dean of the School of Science & Technology, Professor I. Vlahavas commenced by briefly talking about the International Hellenic University and the various ways that the School of Science & Technology supports innovation through its lectures and other activities. Prof. Vlahavas was followed by Professor I. Tsoukalas, Member of the European Parliament, who talked about innovation in the EU and policies such as the founding of KICs and EIT, the European Institute of Innovation and Technology). Ms I. Andronopoulou then took the floor to explain HUAWEI’s views on innovation in Europe and offer possible ways through which academia and industry could collaborate. Dr. F. Draganidis from the Microsoft Innovation Center in Greece ended the round of presentations by offering a detailed analysis of many initiatives that Microsoft Hellas has undertaken on different fronts to support innovation in Greece. The event was concluded by a long Q&A session whereby the audience had the chance to discuss with panel members on a number of issues of interest.
The event invitation is accessible here: http://www.ihu.edu.gr/reinforcing
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