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Why is my computer heating up so much?

In Europe, the Coordination Action (CA) “ICT-Energy” (involving 10 European partners) developed a significant activity in the broad field of ICT energy efficiency. The foundation of this action is the recognition that two apparently unrelated problems (to lower energy consumption in ICT and to improve energy harvesting technologies for powering autonomous devices) are indeed rooted into the very same scientific background: energy transformation processes at micro and nanoscales.

Dr. Kerstin Eder at CDNLive EMEA 2015

Dr. Kerstin Eder from the University of Bristol has been invited to talk at CDNLive EMEA 2015, the Cadence User Conference to be held in Munich, Germany, on April 27th - 29th.

Her talk will be the AC04 on April 28th: Whole Systems Energy Transparency.

She will also present and promote the ENTRA and ICT-Energy projects.

For more information please visit http://www.cadence.com/cdnlive/eu/2015/pagesDr/Tuesday.aspx
 

ICT 2015 – Innovate, Connect, Transform

The biggest ICT event in the EU calendar is back! Join ICT 2015 to network, follow interesting debates in the conference, hear the latest news on the new European Commission's policies and initiatives with regard to R&I in ICT, find information about funding opportunities and much more!

The European Commission, together with the Fundaçao para a Ciência e a Tecnologia Portugal bring you: ICT 2015 - Innovate, Connect, Transform, 20-22 October 2015 in Lisbon, Portugal.

F. Orfei and L. Gammaitoni visit the Hitachi Laboratory in Cambridge

Cambridge, Feb. 6th, 2015

Francesco Orfei and Luca Gammaitoni from NiPS Lab, University of Perugia, visited the Hitachi Research Laboratory in Cambridge (UK).
During the visit the Hitachi Lab director, David Williams, presented the activities of the laboratory and discussed the participation of his laboratory to the ICT-Energy consortium, coordinated by NiPS.

Hitachi Cambridge, that is coordinating the "TOLOP" research project funded by FET,  is specifically interested in very low-power novel microprocessors.

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