Date : 2023-04-12 => 2023-04-28
Lieu : Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium

Call for participation

The 21st International Symposium on Intelligent Data Analysis (IDA) will take place April 12-14, 2023 in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium.

Symposium on Intelligent Data Analysis (IDA 2023)

Advancing Intelligent Data Analysis requires novel, potentially game-changing ideas. IDA’s mission is to promote new ideas over performance: in the early stages of a new idea, a solid motivation can be as relevant as exhaustive empirical evaluation. IDA symposia have an open atmosphere that encourages discussion about ideas, and are intentionally small-scale and single-track.

The full details of the program can now be found on:

Full Program

Summarizing, the symposium will feature 4 invited talks:

– Francesco Bonchi (Centai): Fairness in ranking

– Sarah Cohen-Boulakia (Université Paris-Saclay): Ten years after the reproducibility crisis in bioinformatics: lessons learnt and research opportunities

– Barbara Hammer (Bielefeld University): Variable importance determination in a dynamic context

– Gaël Varoquaux (INRIA): Representation learning on relational data to automate data preparation

There will be 38 paper presentations, a PhD forum with contributions from 19 PhD students, and a social program.

IDA aims at being an accessible symposium by keeping the registration fees low. Moreover, it traditionally encourages students to participate in the symposium and therefore offers special students rates.

Registration Fees Early (before March 25) Late (from March 25)
Student rate* EUR 230 EUR 330
Academic rate** EUR 400 EUR 500
Industry rate*** EUR 500 EUR 600

*Note: we have extended the early registration deadline from March 18 till March 25.*

More information on the conditions of these rates can be found on our website.

Registration

*Organizers*

General chair: Siegfried Nijssen (UCLouvain)
Programs chairs: Bruno Crémilleux (Université de Caen Normandie), Sibylle Hess (TU Eindhoven)

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Date : 2023-10-16 => 2023-10-19
Lieu : Paris, France

The 12th International Conference on Image Processing Theory, Tools and Applications IPTA 2023 aims at gathering international researchers, innovators, educators, and practitioners in image processing for attending extensive educational high level materials, sharing their achievements, exchanging their experiences and discussing future orientations. The conference aims to provide an excellent forum to meet and discuss various important issues on image processing and applications. Topics include but are not limited to:

Image formation, scanning, display and printing
Image and video processing, coding and compression
Pattern recognition and computer vision
Perceptual analysis of images and video
Image forensics and security
Machine Learning methods for image and video analysis
Virtual and augmented reality
Artificial Intelligence for weather and climate modelling
Applications

IMPORTANT DATES:
Regular paper Submission: May 15, 2023
Regular Special session Submission: May 15, 2023
Notification of acceptance: June 15, 2023
Camera ready Submission and final registration: June 30, 2023

PAPER SUBMISSION:

Authors are invited to submit a maximum of 6 pages including figures and references. Submission should be done via:

https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/IPTA2023

PUBLICATION:

All accepted papers will be submitted for inclusion in IEEE Xplore and will be submitted for indexing by EI.

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Date : 2023-04-13
Lieu : Paris La Défense

Extended deadline: 20 March 2023

An increasing trend towards the implementation of digital technologies within the health care systems has been witnessed during the last 20 years. In its global strategy on digital health for the years 2020–2025, the World Health Organization (WHO) devoted a specific interest to the role played by digital devices in allowing a larger and more equitable access to health services to all categories of populations, without any distinction regarding their economic, geopolitical, social or demographic specificities.
The term e-health encompasses in its broader sense a large array of health care domains supported or enabled by technology. Building on Marent & Henwood (2021), we can consider a typology including : (1) telemedicine: synchronous or asynchronous care at a distance, possibly enabled by sociotechnical platforms; (2) health information: storage, processing, search and exchange, through information and data management systems ; (3) mHealth: use of mobile and connected devices for health-related reasons; and (4) algorithmic health: incorporating advances in data science and artificial intelligence (AI) in health care for experimental, predictive, curative, or diagnostic purposes.
Despite the benefits and considerable advancements made possible by implementing digital devices in health and health care, crucial ethical questions have been raised. Bioethics and deontological perspectives cross paths with all the issues related to Information Technology uses and their implications on people’s life (privacy, digital divide, reluctance towards AI). Two value systems confront each other and concurrently foster a wide range of issues embracing different perspectives (philosophical, moral, normative, technical, managerial or legal).
The aim of this research day is to curate and compare the views of social, human and management sciences and engineering sciences in order to shed light on these issues.

Thematic axes

The expected communications could address the following themes (non-exhaustive list):
– Ethical issues related to new e-health business models: health platforms, Health Tech, privacy models
– M-health and connected health: usage, adoption, resistance and effects on well-being, patient empowerment, self-tracking and self-care metrics efficiency, security hardware devices.
– E-health and privacy: advances and limitations of the jurisdictional arsenal, privacy management systems, privacy-by-design …
– E-health and health systems restructuration (public and private sectors)
– Artificial intelligence and e-health, cognitive science, pattern mining, AI/DL models & health/law, ethical & responsible AI.
– Healthcare metaverse : challenges and ethical boundaries
– Sociomateriality of digital health

Submission guidelines

Authors are invited to submit their extended abstracts (800 – 1000 words, up to 10 references) electronically via easychair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ehealthethics23

Language: English or French

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Date : 2023-07-03 => 2023-07-05
Lieu : Nancy (Campus Lettres & Sciences humaines)

[À l’attention des doctorants et doctorantes]

Bonjour à toutes et à tous,

ComSciCon France est un workshop de formation à la communication scientifique à destination des doctorant·es de toutes disciplines ! ✨

De retour en 2023 avec une 4ème édition qui se déroulera du 3 au 5 juillet à Nancy (Campus Lettres & Sciences humaines), le programme de ComSciCon France 2023 comprendra des ateliers pratiques, des sessions projets, un exercice d’écriture, un keynote et un panel. Toutes ces sessions aborderont des sujets variés pour couvrir toujours plus de facettes de la communication scientifique et obtenir les compétences nécessaires au partage des sciences.

Les thématiques 2023 ainsi que les modalités de candidatures sont détaillées sur notre site : https://france.comscicon.com/candidature/

Les candidatures sont ouvertes du 13 mars au 26 mars 23h59 avec cette année un nombre de candidatures maximum fixé à 300 candidatures : n’hésite pas plus longtemps et postule pour participer à ce workshop unique en France !

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