¿Estás terminando el grado y te preguntas cuál es el siguiente paso? El mercado laboral se mueve rápido, y queremos que tú vayas un paso por delante.

Te invitamos al UC3M PRO DAY, el evento diseñado específicamente para conectarte con la realidad profesional y mostrarte cómo la especialización a través de la Formación Permanente puede ser el gran motor de tu carrera.

¿Por qué deberías venir?

No es solo una charla informativa; es una jornada de inmersión profesional donde podrás:

• Orientar tu futuro: Descubre las tendencias que buscan las empresas hoy en día.
• Aprender de los mejores: Escucha a profesionales y socios estratégicos en nuestras mesas redondas.
• Networking de calidad: Olvida los protocolos rígidos. Al finalizar, nos trasladaremos al jardín para un aperitivo donde podrás charlar cara a cara con directores de títulos y representantes de las instituciones.
• Un detalle para ti: Solo por venir y participar en la jornada, te llevarás un obsequio exclusivo del evento. 

Detalles del Evento

☛ Lugar: Aula Magna de Getafe

☛ Día: 6 de mayo

☛ Horario: de 12:00 a 15:00

Programa del Evento

12:00 
Bienvenida Institucional, Evita Paraskevopoulou, Vicerrectora de Formación Permanente y Empleabilidad.

12:15
Mesa Redonda 1: Nuevos perfiles en el ámbito del Periodismo, la Comunicación e Industrias Culturales ¿Qué busca el sector?

Participantes: RTVE; AGENCIA EFE; EXPANSION; ALMA.

13:00
Mesa Redonda 2: "Desafíos del mercado laboral en Economía, Tecnología y Empresa: El perfil que buscan los líderes del sector."

Participantes: ADIF; LYLLI; RENAULT; BANCO SANTANDER.

13:45
Mesa Redonda 3: "Desafíos legales y éticos en la era global”.

Participantes: CSIC; ICEX; CEAR.

14:15
Recursos y cierre.

14:30
Networking y aperitivo para los asistentes en el jardín.

Postgrado en Ciencia y Tecnología Informática 

Títle: Enterprise AI: Software Engineering Challenges in Deploying AI Technologies at Scale

Speaker: Christoph Bussler, Mistral AI

Sessions:

April 14 and 15, 2026, from 9:00 to 13:00

April 16, 2026, from 9:00 to 11:00.

Location: Aula 2.0.C03 (Sabatini Building) 

Seminar Description:

Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, AI has rapidly moved from research labs into everyday applications—transforming search, communication, e-commerce, healthcare, and beyond. However, while consumer AI tools have seen widespread adoption, enterprises face unique challenges. For large organizations, the focus is not just on deploying AI, but on ensuring reliability, scalability, and measurable value in production environments.
This seminar defines what makes AI “enterprise-grade” and explores the technical areas where AI is making the biggest impact for businesses. We’ll dive into the engineering hurdles of productizing AI: from model selection and fine-tuning, to integration with legacy systems, to ensuring robustness, security, and compliance. Deploying AI in a commercial context requires more than state-of-the-art algorithms—it demands rigorous software engineering, DevOps practices, and a deep understanding of real-world constraints.

Short biography:

Christoph Bussler is an AI Solutions Architect at Mistral AI, where he specializes in deploying cutting-edge AI technologies for large enterprise clients. Passionate about bridging the gap between scientific research and real-world applications, Christoph thrives at the intersection of innovation and practical impact—transforming advanced AI into scalable software solutions that
drive customer success.

Throughout his career, Christoph has made significant contributions to a range of transformative technologies, including database and integration systems in public clouds (Google Cloud), Semantic Web standards, Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), Business-to-Business Integration (B2B), and Workflow Management. Beyond implementation, he has authored several influential books and publications on these topics, sharing his expertise with the broader academic and software technology community.

Explore his professional work and publications at http://real-programmer.com

Fecha: 10 de abril de 2026 de 16:00 a 20:00. Auditorio Campus Puerta de Toledo – UC3M

Las IV Jornadas de Aplicaciones de la Inteligencia Artificial están diseñadas para ofrecer una visión actualizada y práctica sobre el uso de la IA en las organizaciones. El evento está dirigido a alumnos del Máster en IA Aplicada y afines, incluyendo estudiantes de otros programas de postgrado relacionados y profesores interesados en el campo de la IA.

¿Qué te espera?

• Casos de éxito de empresas líderes.
• Mesa redonda sobre retos y oportunidades en el mercado laboral con la participación de expertos del sector.
• Networking: Cóctel y sesión de stands para facilitar la interacción directa con profesionales y empresas del sector.
• Una oportunidad única para explorar aplicaciones reales de la IA, aprender de profesionales de referencia y crear conexiones estratégicas.

Programa:

Postgrado en Ciencia y Tecnología Informática 

Títle: The Doctorate Blueprint: Foundations for a Successful PhD
Journey

Speaker: Alesio Malizia (University of Pisa)

Sessions: 17 de Marzo de 2026, de 10:00h a 14:00h

Location: Aula 2.3.C03 (Sabatini Building) 

Seminar Description:

This 3-hour seminar distills core insights from The Doctorate Blueprint book authored by the presenter, drawing on years of experience supervising PhD students in three different countries. It offers a practical and honest introduction to the foundational elements of doctoral life: understanding what a PhD truly entails, shaping strong research questions, choosing appropriate
methods, and beginning to engage with the academic community through publishing and presenting.
Designed for PhD candidates at any stage or those seeking to strengthen their research foundations, the seminar combines short lectures with hands-on activities. Participants will leave with greater clarity about their doctoral trajectory, a more robust understanding of research design, and practical tools for planning publications and communicating their work..

Seminar Program:

0:00–0:15 — Welcome & Introduction

• Goals of the seminar
• The realities of doctoral study: autonomy, uncertainty, and growth
• Interactive prompt: participants’ expectations and pain points

0:15–1:00 — Session 1: What a Doctorate Really Involves

• The purpose of a PhD: contribution, independence, and identity formation as a researcher
• Roles and expectations: student, supervisor, research group, institution
• Managing ambiguity, motivation, and long-term projects
• Building sustainable research habits

Activity: Self-mapping exercise – “Where am I in my PhD journey?”

• Participants reflect on their current position, strengths, and concerns to create a baseline for the seminar.

1:00–1:15 — Break

1:15–2:00 — Session 2: From Research Ques5ons to Research Methods

• What makes a research question meaningful, feasible, and original
• Aligning questions, methods, and expected contributions
• Overview of methodological families (experimental, qualitative, computational, mixed methods)
• How research plans evolve—and how to adapt responsibly
• Ethical and reproducible research practices

Activity: Mini-workshop – Refining your research question

• Participants bring one question (existing or draft) and iteratively improve it with guided prompts.

2:00–2:15 — Break

2:15–2:55 — Session 3: Publishing, Presen5ng, and Becoming Part of the Academic Community

• Understanding where to publish: conferences vs journals, choosing venues strategically
• Building a publication plan early
• Writing with clarity and purpose: the role of structure, narrative, and contribution statements
• Presenting your work effectively: talks, posters, short pitches
• The value of networking, attending events, and contributing to your research community

Activity: Contribution Statement Sprint – “My work in one sentence”

• Participants draft a sharp, clear contribution sentence for a current or future project.

2:55–3:00 — Closing

Reflection prompts, key takeaways, and next steps for applying the seminar insights to theirdoctoral journey.

IMPORTANT: In order to complete your registration, after enrolling in this site you need to make a donation of at least 50€ to the Alumni UC3M Scholarship Fund through the following link: https://aa.uc3m.es/giveonce2026. Please, do not make the donation before getting your enrollment.

using std::cpp 2026 is the largest Conference on C++ in Spain. It is organized by the Computer Science and Engineering Department of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, and supported by the Standard C++ Foundation.

It aims to serve as a forum to exchange experiences in the use of the C++ programming language, which pays special attention to last versions of the language, as well as upcoming features.

What is the target audience of using std::cpp 2026?

The event targets professional C++ developers using C++ as an application development language or to build software infrastructure. It also targets undergraduate and graduate students at their final stage who are interested in using C++ as a programming language to build complex and high performance computing systems.

What is the program of using std::cpp 2026?

The program will be published in January 2026.

All talks are in English.

Do I have to register to attend using std::cpp 2026?

Yes. Registration is required. However, thanks to the support of our sponsors, we are able to keep prices low. All what we require is that you make a donation to UC3M Alumni Scholarships Fund through the following link: https://aa.uc3m.es/giveonce2026

IMPORTANT: Registration is a 2-step procedure:

• First, you need to enroll in the event in this site (you will receive an initial confirmation).
• Second, you need to make a donation to the UC3M Alumnis Scholarship Fund. Once we receive your donation, you will receive final confirmation of your ticket.

We have unified donations to a single minimum of 50 € per person. However, you are welcome to make higher donations.

Please, note that you will be helping good students with economic difficulties to complete their University education. In exchange, you will be attending a wonderful technical C++ event.

What does registration for the main conference include?

When you register to the main conference, the following is included:

• Attendance to all talks during March 16th, 17th and 18th.
• Morning and afternoon coffee-breaks.
• Lunch.

What is not covered?

Conference registration does not cover trainings on March 19th. Those trainings have separate costs and registration procedures.

Transformando la banca con Generative AI: visión y casos reales en BBVA
 

Ponente: Ainhoa Alonso Pérez
BBVA Corporate and Investment Banking

9 de Marzo de 2026, a las 16:00h

Aula: Aula 1.A.08- Campus de Puerta de Toledo.

Postgrado en Ciencia y Tecnología Informática 

Títle:  Software Reverse Engineering Crash Course: From Zero to F,

Speaker: Simone Aonzo, EURECOM

Sessions: 4 y 5 de Marzo de 2026, de 9h a 14h

Location: Aula 2.0.C03 (Sabatini Building) 

Abstract:

This seminar offers a concise introduction to software reverse engineering, with an emphasis on static analysis of Windows executables.Starting from first principles, participants learn how executables are constructed and how they interact with the operating system. The seminar covers executable structure (the PE format), core computer architecture concepts, x86/x64 assembly fundamentals, and hands-on static analysis using the open-source reverse engineering framework Ghidra. It also introduces techniques commonly used by malware, such as obfuscation, packing, and basic evasion strategies.Special attention is given to state-of-the-art methods for assisting reverse engineering with Large Language Models.

By the end of the seminar, participants will be able to methodically analyze unknown Windows binaries, understand their structure and low-level behavior, identify common malware techniques, and leverage modern approaches to support and accelerate the reverse engineering process.

Short Biography:

Simone Aonzo is an Assistant Professor at EURECOM (France), where he leads research in cybersecurity, focusing on Android and mobile system security, malware analysis, applied machine learning in security, and human factors in threat analysis. He has published extensively in top venues, contributing impactful work on subjects such as malware ecosystem dynamics, the interplay between human and automated processes, phishing attacks, and limitations of machine-learning detectors. Simone also serves the research community as a program committee member and reviewer for leading security conferences and journals. In addition to his academic career, he brings practical experience as an Android penetration tester and malware analyst. He continues to bridge research and practice as co-founder of ThreatNemesis, a startup developing advanced Android analysis sandbox technologies rooted in his research.

El próximo 17 de febrero, el Campus Puerta Toledo de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M), se celebrará la I Jornada de Wazuh.

Esta convocatoria se dirige al personal perteneciente a la Red Académica Española, RedIris, haciéndose extensiva a los profesionales que desempeñan su labor en el seno de cualquier institución de la Administración Pública, ya sea de carácter estatal, autonómico o local.

La jornada tendrá un carácter presencial, pero también será retransmitida por streaming para llegar a todos los rincones de nuestra comunidad educativa y pública. 

Es necesario inscribirse para poder acudir, tanto en vivo como en Streaming, al encuentro.

Agenda

11:15 - 11:30: Presentación de la Jornada y Foro de Wazuh.
11:30 - 12:20: Presentación de Wazuh. Contaremos con la presencia de  Alfredo Ramírez como ambassador de Wazuh. 
12:30 - 13:00: Experiencia Wazuh en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, UC3M, presentarán la posibilidad de implementar Wazuh para cumplimiento del ENS.
13:10 - 13:40: Experiencia Wazuh en EDUCA Madrid, hablarán de cómo usan Wazuh en EducaMadrid como Incident response.
13:50 - 14:15: Debate abierto. Proyectos futuros, grupos de trabajo, talleres, etc.

Como llegar

• Desde el centro de Madrid: a la Puerta de Toledo llegan 10 líneas de autobuses que circulan por el centro de Madrid y paran en el campus. También puede utilizar la línea 5 de Metro y apearse en la parada Puerta de Toledo.

• Desde el Aeropuerto: si viene desde la T1, T2 o T3, coja la línea 8 de Metro en dirección Nuevos Ministerios y allí la línea 10 de Metro hasta Alonso Martínez, donde tiene que cambiar a la línea 5 Metro hasta Puerta de Toledo, a dos minutos del campus.

• Si viene desde la T4: coja el tren de la línea C1 de Cercanías dirección Príncipe Pío hasta Pirámides y allí la línea 5 de Metro hasta la siguiente parada, Puerta de Toledo.

• Desde el AVE: las paradas de Cercanías más cercanas al campus son Pirámides (líneas C1, C7 y C10) o Embajadores (línea C5). En estas estaciones puede cambiar a la línea 5 de Metro hasta Puerta de Toledo.

• Tren: Pirámides o Embajadores. 

• Autobús: Puerta de Toledo

• Metro: Puerta de Toledo

The event will feature 4 invited talks from leading experts in AI, computational biology, and precision medicine, as well as an introduction to the MLCARE network and its doctoral programme. We will be pleased to have with us:

• Nikolaos Koutsouleris (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich)
  “Status quo in predictive clinical neuroscience: where do we go from here?”
   
• Bernadette Stolz (Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry)
  “Topological Learning in the Life Sciences”
   
• Hanna Julienne (Pasteur Institute)
  “Solving statistical challenges to pinpoint the genetic determinants of multifactorial diseases”
   
• Marie Lisandra Zepeda-Mendoza (Novo Nordisk)
  “Novel deep learning architectures for patient cohort (ICU) data”

This is an excellent opportunity for prospective applicants, students, and researchers interested in AI for precision medicine to learn more about MLCARE and engage with the coordination team and representatives from the participating institutions.

Participation is open but registration is required.

You will find all the details on the website: https://mlcare.webs.tsc.uc3m.es/mlcare-open-day/

Postgrado en Ciencia y Tecnología Informática 

Títle:  Evolving Fuzzy Systems: Concepts and Applications to Drift Problems

Speaker: Paulo Vitor de Campos Souza, NOVA IMS Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Sessions: 2 y 3 de Febrero de 2026, de 9h a 14h

Location: Aula 2.0.C03 (Sabatini Building) 

Abstract:

Evolving Fuzzy Systems (EFS) integrate concepts from Artificial Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems, combining their strengths to address complex and dynamic problems. Drift problems are associated with datasets whose underlying behavior changes over time, requiring adaptive modeling approaches. In this context, EFS provide suitable solutions for identifying and responding to such changes. This seminar will present the fundamental concepts of Evolving Fuzzy Systems and concept drift, supported by practical demonstrations using Python libraries, with the aim of offering students both theoretical understanding and hands-on experience.

Short Biography:

Paulo Vitor de Campos Souza is an Invited Assistant Professor at NOVA IMS — Universidade Nova de Lisboa. He holds a Ph.D. (Technical Sciences, Computer Science emphasis) from JKU Linz. His research focuses on neuro-fuzzy models, evolving/online learning, and interpretable AI. He previously served as a Research Engineer at Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK), concluding his tenure there in August 2025.

Aim and Scope

Following the remarkable success of the inaugural event, the 2nd Winter School on AI for 6G Communications offers an in-depth exploration of the emerging technologies and research challenges driving the future of 6G networks, with a special focus on the convergence of Artificial Intelligence with cloud and edge computing. Participants will engage in a series of tutorials and presentations covering key topics such as network programming, distributed systems, orchestration, and virtualization. The program also goes into foundational and advanced concepts in machine learning and deep learning applied to networked systems.

Complementing the technical sessions, the Winter School includes a dedicated Student Workshop Session, providing participants with the opportunity to present their ongoing research in AI and 6G communications. This session fosters idea exchange, feedback, and collaboration within a vibrant research community, enriched by the presence of leading experts in the field. By combining theoretical insights with practical perspectives, the Winter School aims to equip students with the knowledge and connections needed to contribute to one of the most dynamic and fast-evolving areas in communication technology.

News: registration is now open!

Technical Sponsorship and Organization

The 2nd Winter School on AI for 6G Communications is organized by Universidad Carlos III de Madrid through the SNS-JU projects ORIGAMI (101139270) , AMAZING-6G (101192035), and by the Madrid Regional Government project TUCAN6-CM (TEC-2024/COM-460).

The Winter School is technically endorsed by the IEEE Spain Signal Processing and Communications Joint Chapter and the Sociedad Científica de Ingeniería Telemática.

If you register for the event, you are also in agreement with IEEE’s Privacy Policy 

En este workshop se presentarán los principales resultados alcanzados en el proyecto "APAMCiber: Atribución y prevención de amenazas con impacto en múltiples colectivos relevantes en ciberseguridad". Además, se debatirá hacia dónde se dirige o debe dirigirse la investigación en ciberseguridad.

El evento tendrá lugar de forma presencial en la Sala 3.S1.08 (Edificio de la Biblioteca- Campus de Leganés) y se restransmitirá en streaming.

Fecha de inicio:  16/12/2025 (10:00h.)

Fecha de finalización: 16/12/2025 (14:00h.)

Presentación Supercomputador C3

Te invitan a la presentación del Supercomputador C3 en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid el próximo

15 de diciembre a partir de las 10:00

AGENDA

• 10:00 – 10:20 · Bienvenida institucional y presentación del Centro de Computación Científica. - Excmo. Sr. Rector Mgfco. D. Ángel Arias

• 10:20 – 11:20 · Proyecto Supercomputador C3 - Universidad Carlos III

  • Presentación de servicios en C3 - Jesús Carretero y David Expósito

  • Presentación Itwise/DELL - Benjamín Fernández (ITWISE)

  • Presentación convenio Liqid/UC3M para gestión de GPUs - Borja Comendeiro (LIQID)

  • Computación de Alto Rendimiento con MATLAB– Carlos Sanchís

• 11:20 – 11:30 Clausura. Ana Acebrón (PCT UC3M), Jesús Carretero.

• 11:30 – 11:40 · Visita sala Cluster C3

• 11:45 – Aperitivo

LUGAR:

• Salón de Actos, C3N-IA Parque Científico. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.  Av. Gregorio Peces Barba, I. (Leganés Tecnológico). 28918 Leganés, Madrid.

INSCRÍBETE AQUÍ Link

Fundación ONCE | Tecnología para todos, casos de éxito

En la primera parte se expondrán  las barreras más comunes de las personas con discapacidad y
cómo la tecnología basada en inteligencia artificial ayuda a derribarlas, en la segunda se presentan
los proyectos y casos de éxito de la Fundacion Once.

PONENTES:

• Almudena Alcaide
• Jésica Rivero

SESIÓN: 11 de noviembre 2025 | 15:00-17:00 

• 11 Nobiembre 2025 (15:00-17:00).

  •  Aula: 4.0.E03 (Campus Leganés).

Más información en: https://www.uc3m.es/master/ingenieria-informatica/seminarios-2025

Necesaria inscripción

Acompañados por el profesor Jesús Carretero, Catedrático de Arquitectura y Tecnología de Computadores, visitarán las instalaciones del SAI del Clúster de Inteligencia Artificial de la Comunidad de Madrid. Posteriormente, los alumnos recibirán una charla en la Sala 1 de la 1ª Planta, en la que intervendrá brevemente el Servicio de Apoyo al Emprendimiento y la Innovación (SEI) de la UC3M.

La visita tiene el objetivo de que los estudiantes conozcan las instalaciones del Parque Científico y se nutran del ecosistema de innovación y emprendimiento, incluyendo los conceptos y tecnologías asociadas a la Inteligencia Artificial. 

Amazon Web Services | Construyendo aplicaciones con agentes de IA en AWS

Esta sesión teórico-práctica de dos días está diseñada para capacitar a los participantes en el desarrollo de soluciones avanzadas de inteligencia artificial utilizando agentes de IA en AWS.

Durante la primera fase, exploraremos casos de uso reales implementados por empresas líderes, analizando las últimas innovaciones en IA aplicada y las mejores prácticas para arquitecturas de agentes inteligentes. Los participantes obtendrán una comprensión profunda de los servicios AWS especializados en IA, y las herramientas de orquestación de agentes, junto con estrategias probadas para integrar estas tecnologías en soluciones empresariales escalables.

La segunda fase consiste en un workshop práctico donde cada participante trabajará en un entorno virtual de AWS completamente configurado para construir su propia solución de IA con agentes. Guiados por expertos, los asistentes implementarán casos de uso específicos, desde la configuración inicial hasta el despliegue completo, aplicando los conceptos aprendidos en la fase teórica. Al finalizar la sesión, los participantes presentarán sus soluciones desarrolladas, con la oportunidad de ganar premios por las implementaciones más innovadoras y técnicamente sólidas, fomentando así la aplicación práctica del conocimiento adquirido.

PONENTE:

• Daniel Jimenez y Alfonso Albacete

SESIONES: 5 y 6 de noviembre 2025 | 15:00-17:00 

• 5 Nobiembre 2025 (15:00-17:00).

  •  Aula: 7.0.J05 DUAL (Campus Leganés).

• 6 Noviembre 2025 (15:00-17:00).

  •  Aula: 7.0.J05 DUAL (Campus Leganés). Recomendable traer portatil.

Más información en: https://www.uc3m.es/master/ingenieria-informatica/seminarios-2025

¿No has podido registrarte? ¡Síguenos por streaming! https://www.youtube.com/live/cvHcb8H9k9M

LUGAR: Salón de Grados de la Escuela Politécnica Superior, Av. Universidad 30, Leganés

ORGANIZAN:

Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad (INCIBE)

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M)

Esta actividad forma parte del programa CybercampUC3M, financiado con fondos PRTR , Next Generation EU

Actividad con reconocimiento de 1 crédito optativo (sólo estudiantes de la Escuela Politécnica Superior de la UC3M)

Información sobre las condiciones para el reconocimiento de crédito
 
 

El objetivo de esta jornada es acercar la industria del espacio a los y las estudiantes y generar curiosidad e interés por las áreas STEM desde primaria y secundaria. La charla aportará ideas sobre el sector espacial, un área con mucho futuro y con alta empleabilidad. Una propuesta innovadora y adaptada a las edades del alumnado.

Especilamente dirigido para estudiantes de 6º primaria y de secundaria.

NECESARIA INSCRIPCIÓN

BBVA | Computación en Finanzas Cuantitativas

¿Te has preguntado alguna vez por qué los perfiles STEM son mayoría dentro de los mercados financieros? ¿Sabías cómo impactan las nuevas tecnologías dentro en la forma en que la que se opera en los mercados financieros? ¿Sabes cómo el machine learning o la computación de altas prestaciones impactan en la forma de hacer negocios?

Durante nuestro seminario esperamos resolver estas preguntas, pero generarte algunas más.

CONTENIDOS:

1. Introducción
2. Desarrollo Cuantitativo
3. Arquitectura de sistemas en el front office
4. DevOps y prácticas de ingeniería del software en finanzas cuantitativas 
5. Implementación de modelos para la valoración de derivados

SESIONES: 13-15 de octubre 2025 | 15:00-17:00 

• 13 Octubre 2025 (15:00-17:00). Sesión I:Introducción al seminario

  •  Ponentes: Juan Morales Velasco

  •  Aula: 4.0.E03 (Campus Leganés).

• 14 Octubre 2025 (15:00-17:00). Sesión II: Desarrollo Cuantitativo

  •  Ponentes: JMiguel Ausín

  •  Aula: 4.0.E03 (Campus Leganés).

• 15 Octubre 2025 (15:00-17:00). Sesión III:Ruido, Gradientes y Caos: Anatomía de un Problema Numérico Ingeniería de Software para Quants: Optimizando la estabilidad numérica.

  •  Ponentes: Eduardo Bartolomé Calvo

  •  Aula: 4.0.E05 (Campus Leganés).

Más información en: https://www.uc3m.es/master/ingenieria-informatica/seminarios-2025

Sesión AWS: "Working Backwards - Del problema del cliente a la oportunidad de negocio"

Descripción de la sesión:

Esta sesión abordará la cultura organizacional distintiva de Amazon, centrándose en su metodología "Working Backwards" y la filosofía de "customer obsession" que caracteriza a la compañía. ¿Pero cómo funciona realmente esto en el día a día de una empresa tecnológica? ¿con qué tipo de clientes trabaja AWS y qué hace exactamente con ellos? 

A través de ejemplos (públicos) reales se ilustrará la aplicación de esta metodología en proyectos, proporcionando una visión del proceso de trabajo y cómo se traduce la filosofía corporativa en resultados tangibles.

Un segmento significativo de la presentación se dedicará a examinar una cuestión especialmente relevante en la actualidad: ¿cuál es nuestra visión sobre la Inteligencia Artificial Generativa y los agentes de IA? Más importante aún, ¿cómo se traduce esta visión en trabajo real con clientes?

La sesión se complementará con cuestiones que interesan especialmente a los estudiantes: ¿cómo es realmente vivir la cultura de Amazon desde dentro? ¿Qué implica realizar prácticas universitarias en AWS? La experiencia de Jorge Garcelan como Solutions Architect Intern ofrecerá las oportunidades de desarrollo profesional y los desafíos reales del sector.

SESIONES: 9 de octubre de 2025 | 15:00h

•  Aula: Salón de Grados (Campus Puerta de Toledo).

PwC

Se presentarán proyectos de éxito en el ámbito tecnológico.  Las/os estudiantes van a adquirir conocimientos de las herramientas más innovadoras que les podrán ayudar a cumplir con los requisitos que demanda el mercado profesional.

COORDINACIÓN: Silvia Bianchi y Miriam Salim Velazquez Duracion

DURACIÓN: 6 horas.

SESIONES: 7- 9 de octubre 2025 | 15:00-17:00 

• 7 Octubre 2025 (15:00-17:00). Sesión 1 y 2: Risk Analytics y el uso de la Inteligencia Artificial en los sectores de Banca y Seguros.

  • Ponentes: Pablo Suárez Manjón (Director) y Miguel Ángel Ruiz González (Senior Manager)

  • Aula: 40E03

• 8 Octubre 2025 (15:00-17:00). Sesión 3. Más Allá de la Auditoría Tradicional: Innovación y Tecnología en la Era de la IA.

  • Ponentes: Lorena Viñoly, Directora de Digital Assurance, Javier Pujol, Senior Manager de Digital Assurance, Jaime Barbero, Senior de Digital Assurance, Álvaro Fernández, Senior de Digital Assurance.

  • Aula: 40E05

• 9 Octubre 2025 (15:00-17:00). Sesión 4. Business Security Solutions, centrada en el ámbito de la ciberseguridad y los riesgos tecnológicos.

  • Ponentes:

  • Aula: 1.1.G03

Más información en: https://www.uc3m.es/master/ingenieria-informatica/seminarios-2025

QoMEX 2025 – Thinking of a QoE (r)evolution (link)

The 17th International Conference on Quality of Multimedia Experience (QoMEX’25) will take place in Madrid, Spain, from September 30 to October 3, 2025. This event will gather top experts from both academia and industry to showcase and discuss the latest research on multimedia quality, Quality of Experience (QoE), and User Experience (UX). By doing so, it will promote excellence in multimedia technology development, aiming to enhance user well-being, while encouraging collaboration among diverse multidisciplinary communities.

Submission System

All deadlines are Anywhere on Earth Standard Time (AoE=UTC-12) at 23:59:59.

EDAS paper submission system

• Full Paper
• Short Paper
• Dataset and Tools Paper
• Demo Paper

Important Dates

• Special Session Proposal: December 9th, 2024 (extended!)
• Special Session Proposal Notification: December 12, 2024
• Full Paper Registration (title, abstract, and author list): March 26, 2025
• Full Papers Submission: April 1, 2025
• Full Papers Notification: May 28, 2025
• Short and Demo Papers Submission: June 13, 2025
• Camera-ready full Paper Submission: June 18, 2025 
• Camera-ready short/demo Papers Submission: June 20, 2025
• Short and Demo Papers Notification: July 11, 2025
• Registration deadline: September 12, 2025

Process Mining y Process Automation | Celonis

En los seminarios se presentará la empresa y se cubrirán varios casos de uso de minería de procesos en diferentes industrias, la relación con partners y el mundo de la consultoría así como la aplicación de la Inteligencia Artificial en la minería de procesos. En los seminarios de Celonis se cubrirán aspectos teóricos de la tecnología
Process Mining, casos de uso de la mano de la consultora especializada Atlas Cloud y de la compañía Repsol, y contarán con una sección práctica en la cual los asistentes tendrán la oportunidad de explorar de manera activa la plataforma Celonis. Se explicará qué es un proceso, cómo la tecnología ayuda a identificar ineficiencias en los procesos, qué datos se requieren para construir un modelo de datos óptimo para la minería de procesos, y cómo está influyendo la Inteligencia Artificial en el sector. 

PONENTES:

• Ponentes Atlas: Andrea Guerra e Irene Peñas

• Ponentes Celonis: Eugenio Hernández e Inma García

• Ponente Repsol: Félix Granados.

SESIONES:

• 29 Y 30 de septiembre 2025 | 15:00-17:00

• Aula: 4.0.E03

La actividad tendrá dos partes:

• 10 de junio: Jornada presencial (Sótano de la Biblioteca) y por streaming (salvo algunas charlas) de presentación de las tecnologías y cómo están evolucionando, de la mano de reconocidos profesionales del sector. Está pensada para todos los públicos, con independencia de su perfil. 
• 11 de junio: Taller presencial (aula 2.2.C05) de iniciación al uso de la inteligencia artificial aplicado a ciberseguridad. Se dirige a personas con conocimientos mínimos de programación. Realizado con el apoyo del Departamento de Informática y de su Laboratorio.

Ambas partes se desarrollarán en el Campus de Leganés de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. ¡Regístrate! Las plazas son limitadas.

ORGANIZAN:

Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad (INCIBE)

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M)

Esta actividad es gratuita y forma parte del programa CybercampUC3M, financiado por el Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia (PRTR). 

Actividad con reconocimiento de 1 crédito optativo (sólo estudiantes de la Escuela Politécnica Superior de la UC3M)

Información sobre las condiciones para el reconocimiento de crédito

Ponente: Prof. Neil Gandal, College of Engineering and Computer Science, The University of Tulsa. Día: Miércoles, 28 de mayo. Hora: 11.30 Lugar: Campus Leganés. Edificio Sabatini - 2.1.C01

Abstract:

Multifactor authentication (MFA) is one of the most important cyber security controls, topping most lists advocated by experts. While the security benefits may be substantial, less attention has been paid to the impact on users by the added friction introduced by the more stringent precautions. In this paper, we construct and analyze a dataset of authentication logs from a University population spanning two years. We focus on costs experienced by users: (1)
log-in failures and (2) the time spent away from IT applications following a failed authentication before attempting to re-authenticate. The second measure captures how user frustration can manifest by avoiding or delaying future engagement after experiencing failures. Following an exogenous change in MFA policy from a deny/approve mobile notification to a more cumbersome two-digit code mobile notification confirmation, we show that there are significant increases in the number of log-in failures and in time spent away following failures when using mobile MFA. We also briefly examine which types of users had the greatest difficulty adjusting to the more secure mobile MFA procedure.

Bio:

Professor Neil Gandal is the “Henry Kaufman Professor in International Capital Markets” in the Berglas School of Economics at Tel Aviv University and the Applied Distinguished Professor of Cyber Studies, School of Cyber Studies, University of Tulsa. He received his B.A. and B.S. degrees from Miami University (Ohio) in 1979, his M.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1981, and his Ph.D. from the University of California-Berkeley in 1989. Professor Gandal has published numerous empirical papers in digital economics, the economics of software & Internet industries, the Microeconomics of Cryptocurrencies and the Economics of Cyber Security, which currently is his primary research focus. His papers have received more than 8,900 citations at Google Scholar. He is a research fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR.) Professor Gandal was a managing editor at the International Journal of Industrial Organization (IJIO) from 2005-2012. In this capacity, he edited many empirical papers using a wide range of econometric techniques. Following his editorship at the IJIO, he was named “Honorary Editor” of the journal. He is the only honorary editor in the history of the IJIO. More info: https://www.neilgandal.com/

Fecha: 9 de mayo de 2025 de 16:00 a 20:00.  Auditorio Campus Puerta de Toledo – UC3M

Las III Jornadas de Aplicaciones de la Inteligencia Artificial están diseñadas para ofrecer una visión actualizada y práctica sobre el uso de la IA en las organizaciones. El evento está dirigido a alumnos del Máster en IA Aplicada y afines, incluyendo estudiantes de otros programas de postgrado relacionados y profesores interesados en el campo de la IA.

¿Qué te espera?

• Casos de éxito de empresas líderes como Google, Telefónica, AI Methods y Kindryl.
• Mesa redonda sobre retos y oportunidades en el mercado laboral con la participación de expertos del sector.
• Networking: Cóctel y sesión de stands para facilitar la interacción directa con profesionales y empresas del sector.
• Una oportunidad única para explorar aplicaciones reales de la IA, aprender de profesionales de referencia y crear conexiones estratégicas.

¡Marca la fecha en tu calendario y no te lo pierdas!

#IA #InteligenciaArtificial #Networking #MásterIAAplicada #CasosDeÉxito #JornadasIA

Como te puedes imaginar, estos programas no están libres de riesgos. Esta actividad de CyberCamp-UC3M persigue divulgar el estado actual de los riesgos asociados a los nuevos sistemas de Inteligencia Artificial.

Para ello, contaremos con expertos de gran prestigio internacional, quienes compartirán su visión sobre esta cuestión y nos darán directrices sobre cómo afrontar estos riesgos. Además, al finalizar la jornada tendremos un cocktail donde podrás hablar directamente con los ponentes.

 ¡Regístrate! Las plazas son limitadas. (Nota: algunas charlas se impartirán en inglés)

LUGAR: SALÓN DE GRADOS, CAMPUS DE LEGANÉS 

ORGANIZAN:

Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad (INCIBE)

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M)

Esta actividad es gratuita y forma parte del programa CybercampUC3M.  Está realizada en el marco de los fondos del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia del Gobierno de España, financiado por la Unión Europea (Next Generation)

Actividad con reconocimiento de 1 crédito optativo (sólo estudiantes de la Escuela Politécnica Superior de la UC3M)

Información sobre las condiciones para el reconocimiento de crédito

Introduction to SysML v2: foundations and applications (web)

Organizador: Ana Granados Fontecha

Idioma: Inglés

Resumen:

This seminar provides an introduction to version 2 of the OMG Systems Modeling Language (SysML v2, see https://www.omg.org/spec/SysML). It covers the fundamental semantic concepts as well as practical use as a textual and graphical modelling language in support of model-based systems engineering (MBSE). Participants will learn how to start applying SysML v2 to the engineering of complex systems, illustrated with some examples from the space domain. SysML v2 was designed from the ground up as a major step forward from SysML v1. It has a formal semantics foundation and standardized, extensible model libraries. It also comes with a standardized API and Services part for fine-grained, tool-independent data access. SysML v2 is currently in the last stage of formal adoption by OMG and is expected to be released as an official specification in the summer of 2025. There are already a large number of initial implementations in MBSE tools.

Breve biografía: 

Hans Peter de Koning is an independent consultant (DEKonsult, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) specializing in the advancement of digital engineering standards, methods and tools. He graduated with an M.Sc. in Applied Physics from Delft University of Technology in 1984, after which he worked more than 40 years as an expert thermal, software and systems engineer. He worked mainly on space systems, first in industry and then more than 20 years at the European Space Agency (ESA). Up to retirement from ESA by the end of 2019, he led the development and application of MBSE methods, tools and standards for ESA’s Concurrent Design Facility (https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Space_Engineering_Technology/CDF) and space projects in general. He’s been a main author or contributor on many ISO, ECSS (European Space) and OMG engineering standards. Currently, in addition to consultancy work, he is a core member of the team developing SysML version 2 at OMG.

Link

24 y 25 de Mayo de 2025 (link)

La Reunión de Estudiantes de Ingenierías Técnicas y Superiores en Informática (RITSI) se complace en anunciar el Congreso RITSI 2025: Techquake. Este evento se ha consolidado como el principal encuentro a nivel nacional dedicado al sector de la ingeniería informática, con el propósito de descubrir y difundir las tecnologías más innovadoras, así como de fomentar vínculos estratégicos entre universidades, empresas e instituciones. En esta edición, se renueva bajo una nueva identidad: Techquake.

En esta edición, Techquake ofrecerá una serie de conferencias, talleres y actividades centradas en temas de vanguardia en el ámbito tecnológico. Los asistentes tendrán la oportunidad de participar en concursos y sorteos, interactuar con empresas líderes del sector y compartir experiencias con estudiantes de toda España, especialmente del ámbito de la Ingeniería Informática.

A lo largo de sus ediciones anteriores, el Congreso RITSI ha contado con la participación de más de 12.000 asistentes provenientes de 33 universidades españolas y 75 empresas nacionales. Esta trayectoria refleja el compromiso de RITSI por ofrecer un espacio donde la academia y la industria convergen para impulsar el futuro de la informática.

No pierda la oportunidad de ser parte de esta experiencia única. Prepárese para Techquake y únase a la revolución tecnológica que está por venir.

• Techquake tendrá lugar en el Campus de Puerta de Toledo de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
• Disfruta del evento los días 24 y 25 de abril.
• Para más información, visita la web oficial del evento (link).

Next March 25th 2025, Prof. Bjarne Stroustrup is visiting the Computer Science and Engineering Department at University Carlos III of Madrid. This is an excellent opportunity to attend a talk from the creator of the C++ programming language.

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at UC3M is proud to announce the following talk:

• Tuesday, March 25th at 16:00: Contemporary C++.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Please, note that registration is required as we have limited space.

Please if you are not coming, let us know and/or cancel your registration as some other person could use your seat.

CONTEMPORARY C++

By now, C++ is a language with a long history. This leads many people to overlook decades of progress and describe C++ as if today was still the second millennium where phones had to be plugged into the wall to function and most code was short, low-level, and slow.

Here, I present C++ as a coherent whole where strongly-typed generic programming has a central role, where code is presented as modules, resources are never leaked, and error-handling is systematic. Code written along these lines tend to be smaller, faster, more maintainable, and more reliable that code reflecting 20th century thinking. The features I present are ISO standard C++ and shipping in major compilers. This style of C++ is a logical development of the foundational principles from the earliest days.

For completeness, I will briefly mention the roots of the modern facilities presented, the key role of facilities for low-level code, and the essential role of stability/compatibility in long-term use of the language.

NOTE: This is an extended version of the talk that will be given at the using std::cpp 2025.

using std::cpp 2025 is the largest Conference on C++ in Spain. It is organized by the Computer Science and Engineering Department of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, and supported by the Standard C++ Foundation.

It aims to serve as a forum to exchange experiences in the use of the C++ programming language, which pays special attention to last versions of the language, as well as upcoming features.

What is the target audience of using std::cpp 2025?

The event targets professional C++ developers using C++ as an application development language or to build software infrastructure. It also targets undergraduate and graduate students at their final stage who are interested in using C++ as a programming language to build complex and high performance computing systems.

What is the program of using std::cpp 2025?

The program is available here.

All talks are in English.

Do I have to register to attend using std::cpp 2025?

Yes. Registration is required. However, thanks to the support of our sponsors we are able to keep prices low. All what we require is that you make a donation to UC3M Alumni Scholarships Fund through the following link: https://aa.uc3m.es/giveonce2025.

We have unified donations to a single minimum of 50 € per person.

Please, note that you will be helping good students with economic difficulties to complete their University education. In exchange, you will be attending a wonderful technical C++ event.

What does registration for the main conference include?

When you register to the main conference, the following is included:

• Attendance to all talks during March 19th, 20th and 21st.
• Morning and afternoon coffee-breaks.
• Lunch.

What is not covered?

Conference registriation does not cover trainings on March 18th. Those trainings have separate costs and resgistration procedures.

Learning Technologies for Robot Autonomy through Imitation and Reinforcement (web)

Ponente: Roberto Martin-Martin, University of Texas at Austin. Lugar: Aula 2.0.C03 Fechas: 17, 18 y 19 de Marzo Sesiones:  17 de Marzo, de 11:00 a 14:00 18 de Marzo, de 10:00 a 14:00 19 de Marzo, de 11:00 a 14:00

Organizador: Fernando Fernández

Idioma: Inglés

Resumen:

In this seminar, we will cover some of the fundamentals of machine learning applied to robotics including techniques such as Imitation Learning (supervised and self-supervised), Reinforcement Learning and the use of Foundation Models. We will have a brief overview of the basics of those techniques and a deep dive into their application in real-world robotic tasks. The seminar will also include some fundamentals of computer vision and their application to robotics and robot learning.

Breve biografía: 

Roberto Martin-Martin is Assistant Professor of Computer Science at University of Texas at Austin. His research connects robotics, computer vision and machine learning. He studies and develops novel AI algorithms that enable robots to perform tasks in human uncontrolled environments such as homes and offices. In that endeavor, he creates novel decision-making solutions based on reinforcement learning, imitation learning, planning and control, and explores topics in robot-perception such as pose estimation and tracking, video prediction and parsing. Martin-Martin received his Ph.D. from Berlin Institute of Technology (TUB) prior to a postdoctoral position at the Stanford Vision and Learning Lab under the supervision of Fei-Fei Li and Silvio Savarese. His work has been selected as RSS Best Systems Paper Award, RSS Pioneer, Winner of the Amazon Picking Challenge, and ICRA and IROS Best Paper Nominee. He is chair of the IEEE Technical Committee in Mobile Manipulation.

Link

Generative AI for Virtual Embodied Conversational Agents (web)

Ponente: Giulio Jacucci. Universidad de Helsinki. Lugar: Aula 2.0.C03 Fechas: 5,6 y 7 de Marzo Sesiones:  5 de Marzo, de 10:00 a 14:00 6 de Marzo, de 10:00 a 13:00 7 de Marzo, de 10:00 a 13:00

Organizador: Andrea Bellucci

Idioma: Inglés

Resumen:

The workshop is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Embodied Conversational Agents (ECAs) and their integration into Virtual Reality (VR).

• Day 1 introduces participants to the fundamentals of VR and ECAs, covering hardware, development tools, and a practical "Hello World" exercise to familiarize them with basic setup and development.
• Day 2 dives into the theoretical foundations of ECAs, including key concepts such as embodiment, social presence, user experience (UX), ethics, and essential technologies like natural language processing (NLP) and computer vision. This day also includes a hands-on breakdown of ECA components.
• Day 3 focuses on building a basic ECA, emphasizing scene understanding, decision-making, and multimodal interactions. The teaching methods combine lectures to introduce theoretical concepts with hands-on workshops to develop practical skills.

Breve biografía: 

Giulio Jacucci PhD is Professor at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki. He has been Professor  at the Aalto University, Department of Design 2009-2010. His research  investigated mobile group media, public multitouch displays, augmented reality, and multimodal interaction. Contributions included intent modelling and visualization for search and recommendation, end user programming for ubicomp, sensor based behavior change. He has chaired ACM IUI and is part of the conference steering committee. Currently the research focuses on affective interaction in XR and context aware conversational systems. He is co-founder of several research spin offs and co-authored two patents in the area of information seeking and on modular screens.

Link

Aim and Scope

The purpose of this Winter School is twofold. The primary objective is to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the enabling technologies and core research challenges shaping the evolution of 6G networks, with a special emphasis on the convergence of Artificial Intelligence and its application to cloud and edge computing. Tutorials and Presentations will provide insights into key technologies and tools for network programming, distributed systems, orchestration, and virtualization, as well as other fundamental topics in machine learning and deep learning applied to networks. Sessions will go into both theoretical and practical aspects of network sensing, edge intelligence, AI-driven networking, and the design of disaggregated, programmable networks, identifying critical emerging research topics within the broader 6G framework.

The second objective is to familiarize students with the advanced tools and methodologies supported by the UNICO I+D projects 6G-CLARION, 6G-RIEMANN,  SORUS, EDGEDT, and DATADRIVEN which pioneer research in these cutting-edge areas. The Winter School will feature dedicated sessions on these topics, enabling students to gain valuable experience with state-of-the-art research tools.

If you register for the event, you are also in agreement with IEEE’s Privacy Policy 

El siguiente seminario será el jueves 30 de enero a las 16:00 en formato presencial y finalizará a las 17:30 . Se impartirá en el campus de la Universidad Carlos III, en Getafe, en el aula 18.1.A01.

En esta ocasión el seminario tendrá como título “ La realidad del dato supera a la ficción: Retos y aprendizajes en proyectos reales de datos ” y será impartido por David Rey Blanco, Chief Data Officer de Idealista, y Javier Alonso Mencía, Data Scientist & ML Ingeniero en Idealista.

Más información

En este seminario se presentará la realidad de la violencia de género en la actualidad y los medios disponibles para luchar contra ella.
Además, desde un punto multidisciplinar, se plantea la prevención de los ataques violentos y la recuperación de las víctimas como posibles, gracias al uso de los avances tecnológicos actuales.

Charla en línea y en español. El público podrá plantear preguntas a lo largo y al final de la sesión.

Pinchar aquí para apuntarse y asistir al evento.

Este evento forma parte del ciclo de conferencias YUFE Academy y está abierta a todo el estudiantado y a la ciudadanía.

We would like to invite you to participate in the 3rd EuroHPC Workshop on Dynamic Resources in HPC, that will be held in Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Puerta de Toledo campus, Madrid) collocated with Euro-Par 2024, from August 26th to 27th, 2024.

Objectives

Dynamic resource management on large-scale HPC platforms is part of several EuroHPC projects. It poses highly interdisciplinary challenges concerning, among others, the applications supporting dynamic resources, extending dynamic resource provisioning to the full system stack, I/O malleable systems, new applications, and I/O scheduling, etc. 

This workshop is planned to be an amplifier of collaborations around these ideas and covers the following topics (but are not limited to): 

• System and system architecture considerations in designing architectures that use dynamic resources. 
• Emerging software designs to achieve dynamic resource management in high-performance computing. 
• High-Level Parallel Programming Models and programmability techniques to improve applications' dynamic resource utilization. 
• Run-Time Techniques to provide dynamic resource execution models for computation, communication, and I/O. 
• Resource management frameworks and interfaces supporting dynamic resource management.
• Computing and I/O scheduling algorithms providing and/or exploiting static or dynamic resources. 
• Use of AI and ML techniques to steer dynamic resources in systems and applications
• Ad-hoc storage systems and I/O scheduling techniques supporting dynamic resource provisioning in I/O. 
• Support for dynamic resource execution of applications in performance, debugging, and correctness tools. 
• Experiences and use cases applying dynamic resource management to HPC applications. 
• Experience adopting dynamic resource frameworks  Performance monitoring and modeling in dynamic environments.

Hackathon event

Submission portal: Authors are invited to submit papers through EasyChair. 

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=europar24-ws-phd-poster-whpc

Submission Guidelines: The papers should be submitted in PDF, following the Springer LNCS format. Paper length must not exceed 12 pages (including references). All submitted manuscripts will be peer reviewed.

Workshop Proceedings: All accepted papers will be published in a special Euro-Par Workshop Volume in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series after the Euro-Par conference.

Registration: At least one author of the paper has to register in the workshop and present the paper during the workshop. For registration information see Euro-Par'24 registration page.

The accepted papers can be accessed in the following link. 

Key dates:

• Paper submission deadline: 20 May 2024
• Notification of acceptance: 20 June 2024
• Final paper version: mid-October. 
• Workshop: 26-27 August 2024

Contact: 

• David Expósito Singh dexposit@inf.uc3m.es

Workshop location: The workshop will take place at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Madrid-Puerta de Toledo campus).

Address: Calle Ronda de Toledo, 1 – 28005 Madrid. 
Room: -1.A.04   (note that this room is located in the underground level of the building).

Building floor plan:  https://2024.euro-par.org/fileadmin/2024/files/Euro-PAR_Conference_Map.pdf

Escuela Politécnica Superior de la UC3M.

Más información.

Escuela Politécnica Superior de la UC3M.

Más información.

Escuela Politécnica Superior de la UC3M.

Más información.

The 2024 IEEE Conference on Evolving and Adaptive Intelligent Systems (IEEE EAIS 2024) was held in Madrid, located at the heart of Iberian Peninsula, is one of the most vibrant cities in Spain and its capital.

The conference series has a history starting in 2006 in Lake District (England). It was held after that in Witten-Bommerholz (Germany), Nashville (USA), Leicester (England), Paris (France), Madrid (Spain), Singapore, Linz (Austria), Douai (France), Natal (Brazil) and Ljubljana.

The creation of new, innovative, and original methods, algorithms, and implementations of systems with a high level of intelligence, that is, with a high level of flexibility and autonomy, poses a significant research problem that needs to be addressed in the field of intelligent systems. The field of Evolving and Adaptive Intelligent Systems, inspired by continuous and life-long learning, strives to attain systems that can adapt to the domain even after they are being designed. It has emerged to play a critical role for several real-world applications, especially the ones with high complexity and where dynamics change. IEEE EAIS 2024 will be a significant international forum with an emphasis on the discussion of recent developments, the exchange of recent innovations, and the identification of open, future challenges in this field.

This year’s conference was further enriched by a plenary talk delivered by Professor Plamen Angelov, which provided deep insights into the evolution and future directions of the evolving intelligent systems. In the conference we were delighted to present the Best Paper Award and the Best Student Paper Award, both sponsored by Evolving Systems, published by Springer. These awards recognize the top-ranked submissions to the conference in terms of general quality, originality, and timeliness.

During the conference, Dr. Edwin Lughofer (1972–2023) was recognized for his admirable work in the area of Evolving Systems. His contributions have significantly advanced the field, and we are deeply grateful for his dedication and innovation.

The conference was organized by the CAOS research group from the Department of Computer Science at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. It was sponsored by IEEE, the IEEE Systems, Man, & Cybernetics Society, and IEEE Computational Intelligence Society. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the International Program Committee members, the paper reviewers, and the Organizing Committee members for their dedication and hard work in ensuring the success of this event.

We are grateful to all participants for their invaluable contributions and look forward to ongoing advancements and collaborations in the field of evolving and adaptive intelligent systems.

Madrid, Spain, May 2024

José Antonio Iglesias Martínez, Carlos III University of Madrid (Spain),

Rashmi Dutta Baruah, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (India).

Chais of the IEEE EAIS 2024

and the IEEE EAIS 2024 Organizing Committee:

Plamen Angelov, Lancaster University (UK), Araceli Sanchis, Carlos III University of Madrid (Spain), Mario Muñoz Organero, Carlos III University of Madrid (Spain), Igor Skrjanc, University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), Fernando Gomide, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Brazil), Dimitry Kangin, Lancaster University (UK), Paulo Vitor De Campos Souza, Fondazione Bruno Kessler (Italy), Paz Sesmero, Carlos III University of Madrid (Spain), Paula de Toledo, Carlos III University of Madrid (Spain), Xiaowei Gu, University of Surrey (UK), Maciej Huk, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Poland), Giovanna Castellano, University of Bari (Italy), Daniel Furtado Leite, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (Chile) and Agapito Ledezma, Carlos III University of Madrid (Spain).

Instituto UC3M-Santander de Big Data.

Más información.

using std::cpp 2024 is the largest Conference on C++ in Spain. It is organized by the Computer Science and Engineering Department of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, and supported by the Standard C++ Foundation.

It aims to serve as a forum to exchange experiences in the use of the C++ programming language, which pays special attention to last versions of the language, as well as upcoming features.

What is the target audience of using std::cpp 2024?

The event targets professional C++ developers using C++ as an application development language or to build software infrastructure. It also targets undergraduate and graduate students at their final stage who are interested in using C++ as a programming language to build complex and high performance computing systems.

What is the program of using std::cpp 2024?

The program will be published on February, 23.

All talks are in English.

Do I have to register to attend using std::cpp 2024?

Yes. Registration is required. However, thanks to the support of our sponsors we are able to keep prices low. All what we require is that you make a donation to UC3M Alumni Scholarships Fund.

Required donations are as follows:

• Early registration: A minimum of 25 € donation per person.
• Regular registration: A minimum of 35 € donation per person.
• Late registration: A minimum of 45 € registration per person.

Note that you will be helping good students with economic difficulties to complete their University education. In exchange, you will be attending a wonderful technical C++ event.

What does registration for the main conference include?

When you register to the main conference, the following is included:

• Attendance to al talks during April 24th, 25th and 26th.
• Morning and afternoon coffee-breaks.
• Lunch.
• Participation in raffles that may happen during the conference to get licenses or books.

What is not covered?

Conference registriation does not cover trainings on April 22nd and 23rd. Those trainings have separate costs and resgistration procedures.

Máster en Ciencia y Tecnología informática.

Del 15 al 17 de abril.

Más información.

Dentro del acto de presentación del nuevo Clúster de Inteligencia Artificial de la Comunidad de Madrid.

Emisión por streaming.