Cyprus Higher Education portal (CampusCY) interviews KIOS Researcher, Christos Laoudias
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2011
Presentation of Research project results: “Simulation and Evaluation Framework for Many-core Architectures”
Nowadays, multi-core processors are widely used across many application domains including general-purpose, embedded, network, digital signal processing and graphics. The main idea of this work was to develop a simulation and evaluation framework for many-core architectures. The simulation and evaluation framework was developed in Java programming language and can support different architecture topologies such as
KIOS signs Memorandum of Understanding with the Water Development Department, Cyprus
KIOS and the Water Development Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment (Republic of Cyprus) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for collaborative research in the area of water resource management. The agreement was signed by the highest authorities of the two organizations during an official ceremony– the Minister of Agriculture, Natural
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EVAGORAS ( ΕΥΑΓΟΡΑΣ ) – High-performance computing using reconfigurable hardware for biological, ecological and medical applications
The quest for advancement in healthcare and ecology, all key aspects of improving the quality of life, becomes heavily dependent on high-performance, real-time computation systems. Such systems are necessary to compute extremely complicated algorithms used by biologists and doctors worldwide. The application of computer technology in the fields of molecular biology and bioinformatics, and modelling
New Research Project: Multimodal epileptic seizure prediction from long-duration EEG and ECG measurements
Epilepsy is a condition that affects 0.6-0.8% of the world population, rendering it the most common neurological disorder after stroke. It is characterized by recurrent unprovoked seizures, due to abnormal, excessive or synchronous neuronal activity in the brain and by a vast range of causes, triggering events, symptoms and brain locations where the seizures originate.
KIOS to Coordinate New Research Project – Development of computational tools and services for the diagnosis and personalized optimal therapy of oncological diseases
Cancer is arguably one of the most serious global health problems, particularly in developed countries such as Cyprus and Greece, where it exhibits increasing trends. One of the most active research areas related to oncological diseases is the utilization of advanced computational methods and tools for better understanding the underlying mechanisms, early diagnosis of the
Dedicated hardware architecture for object detection with support vector machines
Authors Christos Kyrkou and Dr. Theocharis Theocharides discuss their work on a dedicated hardware architecture that provides parallel processing, resource sharing, and efficient memory management for object detection with support vector machines. Visit Here
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KIOS Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme 2011
Five Students successfully complete the KIOS Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme 2011 The KIOS Research Center runs a summer programme for undergraduate young researchers called UROP, an acronym for Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. The purpose of UROP is to involve undergraduate students in cutting-edge research within the KIOS Research Center. The emphasis is to encourage young
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“Best Paper Award” at the 2011 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS 2011)
A collaborative effort between the KIOS researchers, Dr Julius Georgiou and Charalambos Andreou, and the Sensory Communications Group of Professor Andreas Andreou, of Johns Hopkins University, has led to the design and fabrication of the world’s lowest power image sensor. The chip was fabricated in a Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company process, via EUROPRACTICE ( http://www.europractice-ic.com). The resulting
KIOS Researchers participate in the EU wide campaign – Researcher’s Night.
Dissemination activities which target the public at large, serve as important mechanisms for informing the wider public on how research projects funded by the EU projects can offer real solutions to contemporary challenges. Very often specific awareness raising activities can also prove to be effective for the dissemination of research results to providers, policymakers, and
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The KIOS Research Center participates in a NEW ESF COST Action – Median
The design of manufacturable and dependable systems has received wide attention in the past decades, especially within (safety-) critical scenarios, where the occurrence of a failure could jeopardize missions and/or the health of humans or impact the environment. In particular, several studies have been carried out to tackle the various phases of the design of
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KIOS signs MOU with the Limassol Water Board
On the 9th May 2011, KIOS signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Limassol Water Board to highlight a commitment for collaborative research and to affirm a mutually collaborative approach. The Memorandum of Understanding represents a long term commitment from both parties to work together to address research challenges related to the management of water
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