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Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Privacy-Preserving AI for Future Networks

Traditional management solutions for telco networks are reaching their limits in dealing with today's complex ecosystem. Novel solutions are required to guarantee strict service requirements and effective resource management.

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Mobile Phone Usage Data for Disaster Response

Mobility data can provide near real-time insights before, during, and after a disaster, when understanding population movements and mobility is important to the efficient provision of aid.

Thomas R. C. Smallwood, Véronique Lefebvre, and Linus Bengtsson

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

On 6G and Trustworthiness

Not only data but physical and virtual objects will be controlled with 6G. This requires addressing trustworthiness of the system and its services at an unprecedented level.

Gerhard P. Fettweis and Holger Boche

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Trends in Computer Science Research within European Countries

European institutes provide major worldwide contributions to research in multiple computer science domains.

Dima Kagan, Michael Fire, and Galit Fuhrmann Alpert

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Partnership on AI, Data, and Robotics

The AI, Data and Robotics Association was founded to strengthen European competitiveness, societal well-being, and environmental sustainability.

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Fenix: A Pan-European Federation of Supercomputing and Cloud e-Infrastructure Services

Six leading European supercomputing centers are harmonizing and federating their e-infrastructure services portfolio with the goal of supporting a variety of science and engineering communities.

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Recommender Systems Under European AI Regulations

With the EU Regulatory Framework for AI, the European Commission aims at introducing the first comprehensive legal framework on AI.

Tommaso Di Noia, Nava Tintarev, Panagiota Fatourou, and Markus Schedl

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

European Leadership in Process Management

We describe process mining's European roots as well as developments in the field, and show how it differs from traditional process management and automation.

Wil Van Der Aalst

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

MobiGuide: Guiding Clinicians and Chronic Patients Anytime, Anywhere

The European MobiGuide project aimed to develop a generic architecture to support chronic patients and their clinicians.

Mor Peleg, Yuval Shahar, and Silvana Quaglini

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

When Software Engineering Meets Quantum Computing

We present highlights of EU-level quantum computing initiatives, argue the need for quantum software engineering, and shed light on possible research directions.

Shaukat Ali, Tao Yue, and Rui Abreu

binary code in detail of quantum computer illustration

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Trust, Regulation, and Human-in-the-Loop AI: within the European region

The trustworthiness of AI systems must be planned, rather than an afterthought.

Stuart E. Middleton, Emmanuel Letouzé, Ali Hossaini, and Adriane Chapman

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Energy Informatics: Key Elements for Tomorrow's Energy System

The transition of energy systems toward renewable sources has led to a strong need for essential contributions from the computer science community to maintain stability and security of supply, particularly for the electric power grid.

Hartmut Schmeck, Antonello Monti, and Veit Hagenmeyer

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Market Segmentation in the Emoji Era

A better understanding and use of unstructured data can improve customer loyalty and relationships for most organizations.

Jorge Fresneda, Jeremy Hui, and Chelsey Hill

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Digital Twins and Artificial Intelligence as Pillars of Personalized Learning Models

Personalized learning models can cut student dropout rates, boost student success, improve the integration of online and on-site students, better support teachers in mixed-teaching modalities, enhance accessibility, and more.

girl with back to digital representation of self

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

FANG: Leveraging Social Context for Fake News Detection Using Graph Representation

We propose Factual News Graph (FANG), a novel graphical social context representation and learning framework for fake news detection.

Van-Hoang Nguyen, Kazunari Sugiyama, Preslav Nakov, and Min-Yen Kan

Research and Advances Apr 1 2022

Technical Perspective: Leveraging Social Context for Fake News Detection

In "FANG," the authors focus on a strategy of automatically detecting disinformation campaigns on online media with a new graph-based, contextual technique for fake news detection.

Philippe Cudré-Mauroux

man with newspapers and a sign for a true-false crossroads, illustration

BLOG@CACM Mar 10 2022

Anti-Sanctions: New Operating System for Mobile Devices

There comes a time not only of crisis, but also of great opportunities. And here, it is important to take advantage of these new opportunities.

Andrei Sukhov and Aleksandr Romanov

News Mar 1 2022

Will No-Code Crack the Code?

No-code platforms help non-coders program, but developers will always be needed.

Samuel Greengard | Commissioned by CACM Staff

BLOG@CACM Mar 1 2022

Picking Publication Targets

Carlos Baquero offers guidance on how to decide where to publish one's paper.

Carlos Baquero

Opinion Mar 1 2022

A Call to Action

Digital dreams have become nightmares: What we must do.

Ronald M. Baecker

the words 'Raise Your Voice' in the shape of a bullhorn

Opinion Mar 1 2022

Is a Privacy Crisis Experienced, a Privacy Crisis Avoided?

Exploring immersive theatre as a way to educate audiences and study their perceptions of privacy and technology ethics.

Opinion Mar 1 2022

The Troubling Future for Facial Recognition Software

Considering the myriad perspectives of facial recognition technology.

Toby Walsh

numbered frames around the heads of indefinite figures, illustration

Opinion Mar 1 2022

Bursting a Few Balloons Regarding the Famous DARPA Red Balloon Challenge

A balloon's-eyeperspective on a unique distributed, time-critical, geo-location problem.

Stuart Madnick

Practice Mar 1 2022

A Conversation with Margo Seltzer and Mike Olson

The history of Berkeley DB.

Kirk McKusick

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