Star-struck

Aleksandar Karadimce

Macedonia University St. Paul the Apostle - Ohrid

36 Papers
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Commented on PhD & research positions
PhD in Formal Methods for Reversible Concurrent Calculi (Augusta University, USA) Augusta University (Georgia, USA) is seeking a PhD student to join the Concurrency In Reversible Computations (CinRC) project, funded for the first 3 years. The start date is flexible (Fall 2024 or Spring 2025). Project focus: Develop and improve formalisms for describing reversible concurrent computations. Call for potentially interested candidates <https://spots.augusta.edu/caubert/research/cinrc/phd_ad.html> Benefits: Tuition waiver (minimal fees) $29,000 annual stipend Health insurance Travel support for conferences Laptop (possible) Collaborative research environment You are a good fit if you: Have a strong interest in formal methods and reversible computation Hold a Bachelor's or preferably a Master's degree in CS, Math, or related field The application process: Contact Dr. Clément Aubert ([clement.aubert@math.cnrs.fr]) by June 10th, 2024 with: Brief introduction & research experience (if any) CV/Resume Interviews in June Selection in July Formal PhD program application (assisted by the department) Open to all nationalities. Visa support is available.

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Commented on Life in space: habitability in our solar system and beyond
It was an interesting webinar about the possibility of life in space and the conditions necessary for it. The speakers discuss the potential for habitable environments on the Moon and exoplanets. The first speaker, Vera Grandall, proposes building a lunar base in the Marius Hills caves. She argues that these caves would protect from radiation and micrometeorites. The second speaker, Stephanie Olsen, discusses the ingredients necessary for life and the challenges of finding them on exoplanets. Overall, the webinar leaves me with a sense of wonder about the universe and our place in it.

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Commented on AI models & tools ChatGPT, Bing, Gemini
This is another great article about retrieval augmented generation (RAG). It discusses what RAG is and how it can be used to mitigate hallucinations by large language models (LLMs). RAG retrieves information from a vector database to create more accurate responses. The article also includes a tutorial on how to build a simple AI application that uses RAG. https://generativeai.pub/implementing-retrieval-augmented-generation-rag-a-hands-on-guide-aefa061b2dcc

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Commented on LetPub Webinar Series Open Discussion
Using an AI chat for grammar correction won't plagiarize your work in the future. These tools focus on sentence structure and clarity, not rewriting ideas. Your core research remains yours. Plagiarism is about copying someone else's work, and as long as you don't rely too heavily on the AI's suggestions, you're safe. However, be mindful of over-reliance and blindly accepting all changes. AI can't guarantee factual accuracy, so double-check your research. Here's a safe approach: use AI for improvement, consider alternatives, and always cite your sources! You can also use plagiarism checkers before submitting your paper for extra reassurance.

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Commented on Innovation & Technology Laboratory
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) is hosting an event called Road to Net Zero with Innovation - INNOVEIT BERLIN. The event will focus on the EIT's role in boosting green and sustainable innovation across Europe. Participants will learn about the impact achieved and opportunities offered by Europe’s largest innovation network. This hybrid event brings together policymakers, start-ups, investors, and corporate partners from various industries working to accelerate Europe’s green and digital transition. Date 15 May 2024 | 17:00-20:30 Wartehalle Berlin https://innoveit-road-to-net-zero.b2match.io/home

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Commented on GREEN SKILLS
Green MiCred Project & Catalyst Project training (October -May 2024/2025) https://green-pathways.eu

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Commented on Data Science
The fascination has reignited following experimentation with RAG (retrieval augmented generation). Graphs as a foundation for RAG gain significance in scenarios where purely statistical word embeddings fall short and prompt the LLM to generate imaginative content. learn more on Knowledge Graph Extraction & Visualization with local LLM from Unstructured Text in this article https://generativeai.pub/knowledge-graph-extraction-visualization-with-local-llm-from-unstructured-text-a-history-example-94c63b366fed

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Commented on Intellectual Property Rights
You're invited to submit original research to the 4th annual ICLD Conference on Law and Digitalization (ICLD24)! It's a virtual event happening July 23-25, 2024. Submit your paper by May 15th to get published in indexed journals (meeting specific requirements). Key dates include acceptance notification by May 31st, early bird registration by June 7th, and final paper submission by June 15th. Regular registration opens on June 16th. Learn more and submit your work at https://edas.info/N31885.

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Commented on AI COMMUNICATIONS
Open call from the journal AI Communications, which regularly publishes special issues devoted to specific topics within AI. https://www.iospress.com/catalog/journals/ai-communications

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Commented on Cybersecurity Hub
Calling All Researchers: Explore Cutting-Edge Computing at CyberC 2024! The 16th International Conference on Cyber-Enabled Distributed Computing and Knowledge Discovery (CyberC 2024) invites you to be part of a transformative event exploring the future of computing and communication in the AI era. Revolutionize Your Research: Present your groundbreaking work on a wide range of topics, including NLP, AI, Cloud Computing, Computer Vision, Mobile Computing, Security, and the Metaverse. (See full list of tracks below) Gain valuable feedback from a global community of leading researchers and practitioners. Contribute to the prestigious IEEE CPS published proceedings. Conference Highlights: Keynote speakers and panel discussions featuring prominent figures in the field. Emerging Technology Summit showcasing the latest advancements. Best Paper awards and competitions recognizing outstanding contributions. Key Dates: Submission deadline: June 1, 2024 (Don't miss out!) Notification of acceptance: August 20, 2024 Conference dates: October 24-26, 2024 (Guangzhou, China) Tracks: NLP, Knowledge Discovery, and Computational Semantics AI, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Autonomy, and Intelligence Cloud Computing, Information Systems, and Distributed Computing Computer Vision and Image Processing Mobile Computing, Communications, 5G and Beyond Privacy, Security, and Cybersecurity Metaverse Architecture, Intelligence, and Applications Join the Conversation: Visit the conference website (http://www.cyberc.org) for detailed information, submission guidelines, and registration. Don't miss this opportunity to shape the future of computing!

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Commented on LetPub Webinar Series Open Discussion
This was another great webinar on AI and how researchers can use it. Thank you, Dr. Kevin Lo of the University of Connecticut. See the recorded webinar here https://www.peeref.com/webinars/0e75ae7c-d29b-40e3-96e0-c570367e81d1

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Commented on Virtual & Augmented Reality
A virtual environment can be described as a computer system that simulates a specific environment. This simulated environment can be used for a variety of purposes, such as testing software, training employees, or running applications. In the context of the quote, the virtual environment is the marketing environment. The interactions that take place within this environment are likely to be between people and technology, or between different pieces of technology.

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Commented on Research on democracy
On the occasion of Europe Day, the European University Institute recently introduced an updated edition of its well-known voting guidance tool, EU&I, in anticipation of the forthcoming European parliamentary (EP) elections. How does this system operate? By presenting 30 statements concerning current affairs, this instrument enables individuals to identify the political party that most closely aligns with their ideological standpoint. The application is accessible in more than 20 languages, allowing users to compare their preferences with the stances of various parties in their home country and the broader European context. https://euandi.eu/en/survey/european-elections.html

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Commented on PhD & research positions
I would recommend the Pervasive Computing Group at the University of Klagenfurt, seeking a PhD researcher to join their team! Work will focus on communications and networking, with applications in wireless sensor/camera networks and autonomous robots/drones. This is a great opportunity for highly motivated individuals with a Master's degree in a relevant field (CS, electrical engineering, etc.) and strong programming skills. Apply by June 4th, 2024: https://jobs.aau.at/en/job/university-assistant-predoctoral-all-genders-welcome-in-german-universitaetsassistentin-5/

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Commented on OPTICAL MATERIALS
The publication process for the journal Optical Materials involves submitting original papers and reviewing articles on the design, synthesis, characterisation, and applications of optical materials. Manuscripts have a specific format, and authors can submit separate research elements describing their data to Data in Brief and Methods to MethodsX. Manuscripts that focus on pure computational methodology fall outside this journal's scope. The vail link for the journal is https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/optical-materials.
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