Helsinki ICT Research Events

This event feed aggregates content from the Research Events feeds from the Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT, Aalto University Department of Computer Science, and the University of Helsinki Department of Computer Science.

  • Political scientist at HIIT

    Matti Nelimarkka, University of Helsinki

    Abstract:

    I talk about two themes: 1) a participation system for audiences, and 2) research on social media in the context of politics and elections. The participation system discussed in the first part is a communications tool developed at the Digital Content Communities group of HIIT. For example, during large scale lectures the system empowers the students to take part on the lecture, not to sit back and merely...

  • 04.02.2013 13:15–14:00
    HIIT seminar
    Computer Science Building, T2, Otaniemi

     

    Abstract:

    I talk about two themes: 1) a participation system for audiences, and 2) research on social media in the context of politics and elections. The participation system discussed in the first part is a communications tool developed at the Digital Content Communities group of HIIT. For example, during large scale lectures the system empowers the...

  • 30.01.2013 16:15–18:00
    Lecture
    Exactum D123

    This session is part of the Kumpula career course, but the lecture is open to all interested student and staff members.

    Come and listen about the career comments of some former students.

    Speakers:

    Marko Saaresto, Rakettitiede
    Lea Viljanen, LAV Security
    Sundeep Pundamale, Exove
    Kasperi Valtakari, Accenture
    Simone Leggio, Nokia

     

     

  • 28.01.2013 13:15–14:00
    HIIT seminar
    Aalto University, Computer Science Building, T2

    The talk has been cancelled due to speaker illness.

  • 25.01.2013 12:00–16:00
    Defence of thesis
    University of Helsinki Main Building, Auditorium XIII, Unioninkatu 34
  • 25.01.2013 12:00–15:00
    Doctoral dissertation
    University of Helsinki Main Building, Auditorium XIII

    This thesis focuses on term weighting in short documents. I propose weighting approaches for assessing the importance of terms for three tasks: (1) document categorization, which aims to classify documents such as tweets into categories, (2) keyword extraction, which aims to identify and extract the most important words of a document, and (3) keyword association modeling,...

  • Life after yahoo! and overlapping correlation clustering

    Dr. Antti Ukkonen, HIIT

    Abstract:

    This talk has two parts. First I discuss some personal experiences while working at Yahoo! Research in Barcelona during the past three years. This will consist of anecdotes and lessons learned while being a researcher in a large corporation. I'll also talk a bit about what it's like to return to a university after having spent time in the "industry".

    The second part is more technical. I...

  • User modeling and other computational challenges at Finnish Institute of Occupational Health

    Dr. Kai Puolamaki, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health

    Abstract:

    This talk starts from the Finnish gross domestic product, but then focuses very soon at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health (FIOH). The purpose of the talk is to give an overview of the research and other activities at FIOH and the problems in the fields psychology, medicine, and data analysis, as well as user...

  • 21.12.2012 13:00–15:00
    Guest lecture
    C220

    Guest Lecture:  "A survey of transliteration methods."
    Friday 21 December 2012, 13:00, room C220

    Edward Klyshinsky,
    Associative Professor,  Higher School of Economics, Department of Information Technology of Automatized Systems,
    and Keldysh Institute for Applied Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
    Moscow, Russia

    Natural text translation process faces the problem of...

  • 17.12.2012 12:00–15:00
    Doctoral dissertation
    Main Building Auditorium XII

    Metabolism is the system of chemical reactions sustaining life in the cells of
    living organisms. In this thesis we propose four independent computational
    studies on metabolic applications. In the first study we propose the first
    optimal algorithm for determining atom-to-atom correspondences between
    reactants and products in a chemical reaction. We follow up by utilizing the...

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