Monthly Archives: October 2016

1st International Tehran 5G Conference

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The 1st International Tehran 5G Conference held on 17 October 2016 (26 Mehr 1395) at International Conference Center of Islamic Republic of Iran and included different sessions and speeches about 5G communication technology and its usage in various fields.

The conference speakers are well-known researchers in the communication and mobile network fields such as Dr Werner Mohr, Dr Erfanian, Dr Nikofar, Dr Abedi and etc. Also, Dr Mona Ghassemian was one of the conference speakers and she had a speech with the title of “How Wireless Healthcare Systems benefits from 5G?”.

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Dr. Ghassemian’s slides presentation are published on slideshre and you can find or download them from here. Also, You can find more photos in the following.

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Panel Discussion: Dr Ghassemian, Dr Erfanian, Dr Abedi and Dr Werner Mohr

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Tehran 5G Conference Speakers and Organizers

for further photos and information about this conference and the next 5G conference in Tehran, we recommend you to visit Tehran5G website and their instagram.

Talk by Dr. Masek at SBU

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Title:

Transforming the World with Software

Dr. Martin Masek

Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia

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 Time:

Sunday, October 2, 2016 (11th of Mehr) 11-12

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School of Computer Science and Engineering (main theatre room) , Shahid Beheshti University

Abstract:

Behind virtually any popular technology these days is a computer program, but just being able to write a program is not a complete recipe for success. This talk will cover several examples of how university-based software projects can have an impact, and some lessons learned along the way, told from the Australian context.

Biography:

Dr. Martin Masek is a Senior Lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Western Australia. Martin obtained a Bachelor of Engineering in 1997 and Ph.D. in medical image processing in 2004, both from The University of Western Australia. His research interests are in the application of computer technology to solve real-world problems. This has included projects including the transformation of inexpensive devices to create solutions for monitoring health and wellbeing and the use of games technology in applications from education to exercise.

for further information about Dr. Masek visit his Webpage.