Sergei Dytckov | New PhD student at IOTAP
Coming closer a future where machines help to improve quality of life across all possible aspects is the main research challenge that engages Sergei Dytckov,[…] Continue reading
Coming closer a future where machines help to improve quality of life across all possible aspects is the main research challenge that engages Sergei Dytckov,[…] Continue reading
Come and celebrate that Malmö University is now a full university, on Friday, August 31. Among a lot of interesting happenings, there will be a[…] Continue reading
How technology can change humans’ experiences and perceptions is the main research challenge that engages Arezoo Sarkheyli-Hägele, assistant professor in Computer Science, Internet of Things[…] Continue reading
The IOTAP Research center was evaluated by external reviewers during spring 2018. The result from the reviewers showed that the research center received the rating[…] Continue reading
Majid Ashouri is new PhD student at Computer Science and Media Technology department at Malmö University and is also a member of the IOTAP research[…] Continue reading
There is little doubt that the internet has changed the world. The next step in the revolution is that our things are connected with each[…] Continue reading
Banafsheh Hajinasab successfully defended her PhD thesis, A Dynamic Approach to Multi-Agent Based Simulation in Urban Transportation Planning, on June 15 at Malmö University. Opponent[…] Continue reading
In the latest episode of the podcast “Forskaren och jag”, Paul Davidsson, director of the Internet of Things and People research center, is interviewed. Online[…] Continue reading
The challenge of making sense of big data. That is one of the research challenges that engages Blerim Emruli, postdoc in computer science, Malmö University. At IOTAP,[…] Continue reading
Helene Hellmark Knutsson, Minister of Higher Education and Research, visited Malmö University together with the chairman of Malmö City Council, Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh and Vice[…] Continue reading