The 1-page abstract “Pixel-Based Iris and Pupil Segmentation in Cataract Surgery Videos Using Mask R-CNN” was accepted at the workshop “Deep Learning for Biomedical Image Reconstruction” of the International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging that will take place in Iowa-City, Iowa, USA, 3-7 April.
Authors:
Natalia Sokolova, Mario Taschwer, Klaus Schoeffmann
Acknowledment:
This work was funded by the FWF Austrian Science Fund under grant P 31486-N31
The first review of the ASPIDE project took place on 25.02.2020 in the premises of the European Commission in Luxemburg. During the project review, a live demo of the platform for supporting extreme scale applications was presented and future research and developing activities were discussed with the reviewers.
Aspide Review 2020
We are #ARTICONF, we are people. We are federating trust.
Here is a photo of us today after our periodic review in Brussels. Thank you Peter Friess, @FraukeBehrendt, @joaomagalhaes, @gravesen for your feedback on our project of #decentralised #socialmedia ⛓️ pic.twitter.com/4ovzPJbHBj
— ARTICONF (@articonf) February 20, 2020
ARTICONF: EU first review
Bitmovin, a world leader in online video technology, is teaming up with the University of Klagenfurt, Institute of Information Technology (ITEC) and the Austrian Federal Ministry of Digital and Economic Affairs (BMDW) in a multi-million Euro research project to uncover techniques that will enhance the video streaming experiences of the future. The joint project establishes a dedicated research team to investigate potential new tools and methodologies for encoding, transport and playback of live and on-demand video using the HTTP Adaptive Streaming protocol that is widely used by online video and TV providers. The resulting findings will help empower the creation of next-generation solutions for higher quality video experiences at lower latency, while also potentially reducing storage and distribution costs.
To strengthen our team spirit, ITEC members spent a wonderful skiing day together at Gerlitzen.
Read the whole article HERE.
Interview with @RaduProdanAAU at #ESMH The days when people work together in an office, are over…
In the future, ‘teams’ will be social networks… able to connect to other federated networks of clouds and at the same time establish privacy and trust. https://t.co/GwaVaQTFFJ— ARTICONF (@articonf) January 30, 2020
The ITEC team participated in the HiPeac 2020 International Workshop on Exascale programing models for extreme data with a presentation with title “Monitoring data collection and mining for Exascale systems”. The ITEC team also attended the collocated ASPIDE meeting and actively participated in the decision of the next research activities in the project.
