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Events
January 16, 2021
AtheCrypt 2021 @ NTUA: 16/1 and 23/1, 09:45-20:15
This year the event will take place virtually.
January 13, 2021
Computer Science Talks
Constantinos Daskalakis, Aggelos Kiayias, Christos Tzamos, Constantine Caramanis, Dimitrios Skarlato...
December 9, 2020
PhD thesis defense to be held on December 9, 2020, at 18:00 (Teleconference via Webex)
Thesis Title: Privacy-Oriented Cryptographic Primitives and Protocols for Electronic Voting
November 27, 2020
Researchers' Night NTUA, November 27, 2020, from 08:15 to 20:15
www.ntua.gr/ntuaren
July 14, 2020
Online talk: Kostas Kastrinogiannis, Tuesday 14/7/2020 at 13:00, MS Teams, code: 08e23ih
He will be speaking about the foundation he built in our University, key experiences that formed him...
July 13, 2020
PhD Thesis Final Defense to be held on July 13, 2020, at 12:00 (Teleconference via e:Presence)
Thesis Title: Development of Mammographic Image Processing Methods, Based on Local Morphological Ch...
May 30, 2020
EESTech Challenge 2020
EESTEC and the School of ECE-NTUA are hosting an online hackathon: EESTech Challenge 2020.
Latest news
CityMobil2: a pilot platform for automated road transport systems
CityMobil2 has set up a pilot platform for automated road transport systems (ARTS), which have been implemented in several urban environments across Europe. Automated transport systems are deemed to play a useful role in the transport mix as they can supply a good transport service (individual or collective) in areas of low or dispersed demand complementing the main public transport network, especially facilitating last mile transportation at minimum cost and most importantly achieving high safety levels.
AutoNet2030: towards fully automated driving systems
AutoNet2030 is developing and testing a co-operative automated driving technology, based on a decentralised decision-making strategy which will be enabled by mutual information sharing among nearby vehicles. The project is exploring a strategy to support the gradual introduction of fully automated driving systems (by the horizon of 2030) investing effort on the convergence of communications, perception and distributed control algorithms.