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The middle of October saw key invited experts from the US and Europe gather in Leuven to discuss the issues…
Established by UNESCO in 2001, World Science Day for Peace and Development is celebrated worldwide on 10 November each year.…
On October 8-10th, KMi hosted the kick off meeting of the new DecarboNet project, which is a three year, €2M…
How can we raise awareness and engagement in energy consumption? How can we support people to learn about their consumption…
During the 2010 UK general election, the first ever televised Prime Ministerial debates took place. KMi pilot research demonstrated the…
The weSPOT project had last week its first annual review in Luxembourg. Alexander Mikroyannidis represented the KMi team, which consists…
On October 22 The Catalyst project kicked off! CATALYST is a FP7 project that will run form October 2013 to…
The 2008 article of KMi’s Fridolin Wild about personal learning environments has reached the first 100,000 hits on the European…
Second year PhD student Simon Knight is currently at the 2nd Society of the Query conference in Amsterdam at which…
Data in various guises is a big topic right now. Specifically, Open, Linked and Big Data are seen as drivers…
Tom Mudd begins doctoral research in the Music Computing Lab looking at ways in which dynamical systems alter engagement with…
I have just spent an extraordinary week in Shanghai in an intensive workshop designed by complex systems people, for complex…
