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Extensive experience of ceFIMS-CONNECT partners extracted from (co-)organizing and running different events and actions related to FIWARE programme promotion in 2014  have been compiled into a recommendations report available at http://www.cefims.eu/2014/11/fiware-accelerator-recommendations/.

Since no new FIWARE calls are expected, the content and orientation of these promotion events may evolve. The new focus points we recommend are:

• Promote national funding programmes where using FI-WARE is a plus for the proposals, either creating specific FI-WARE oriented funding instrument or identifying already existing programmes where FI-WARE technology is welcome.
• Promote startups and SMEs having succeed in FI-WARE. These companies and their representatives can share their experience in FI-WARE and is highly recommendable to give them a slot. The benefit is double: for the audience to know more about real experiences, and for the speakers to promote their work.
• Inform about new FI-WARE related initiatives such as the OASC (The Open & Agile Smart Cities) or the AIOTI  (The Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation). These people can provide to newcomers some keys to approach successfully FI-WARE solutions.

• FIF Monitor – existing publication contributions from FIF members summarizing national FI and 5G developments, success stories, best practices;
• FI Monitor – contributions from National and European projects or initiatives with special interest in the Future Internet (FI) domain;
• 5G Monitor –contributions from all projects or initiatives (national and European) with special interest in the 5th generation mobile networks.

If you have news to share, please E-mail submission to alicja (at) man (dot) poznan (dot) pl or jclarke (at) tssg (dot) org or submit to our LinkedIn group discussion. Article submissions typically range from 600 to 1,000 words, with a short feature on the author(s)
See the template and example submissions at http://www.cefims.eu/publications/#monitors

Submissions received will be highlighted in the ceFIMS-CONNECT and FIRE newsletters, reaching well over 1,000 targets.

This Newsletter provides information about upcoming events, Open Calls and finished projects that continue to operate under the Open Access instrument (ie. BonFIRE and OFELIA).

It also reports on the results of recent Open Calls and other past events, and reminds about the FIRE polls, which are a simple mechanism to help define the contents of the next FIRE Workprogrammes.

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SUMMARY

This project aims to study theoretical aspects of networked digital communications. It will focus on information-theoretic considerations, to investigate both new fundamental theoretical results and also propose designs and guidelines inspired by these results. The suggested research is motivated by wireless sensor and ad-hoc networking, and by future cellular wireless systems with advanced cooperation between cells (relaying and coordinated multi-point transmission). However the principles are general and will find applications also in related fields, in particular in the evolution of the (wired and wireless) Internet.

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SOLUTIONS

• Contributing to the forefront of basic/theoretical research in the area, by publishing in high-quality international (IEEE) conferences and journals, and by producing top-quality Ph.D. graduates in the field.
• Emphasising the general importance of wireless systems and communication networks to Swedish industry, and the particular importance of providing the Stockholm area with well-qualified researchers in communications engineering.
• Making significant progress on solving open problems related to transmission of information in lossy networks.
• Advancing knowledge in the field of lossy networks in the areas of new (bounds on) capacity regions, new coding schemes, novel cooperation protocols, and contributions to general information-theoretic performance characterizations and scaling laws.

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LINK:http://www.cse.unibo.it/en/research/areas/artificial-intelligence-autonomic-and-complex-systems/adaptive-and-self-organising-systemshttp://www.sciencenet.se/converis/publicweb/contract/16558

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