[image 02513] 講演会ご案内 (7/18 16:00-17:30, OPU, Prof. Andreas Dengel @ DFKI)

[Koichi Kise]

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大阪府立大学の黄瀬です．

下記の通り，大阪府立大学で講演会を行います．
DFKI(ドイツ人工知能研究センター）のAndreas Dengel教授
の講演です．トピックはDFKIの発展に関するものです．
過去３０年間，人工知能の冬の時代を感じることなく，
発展を続けてきたDFKIの秘訣を１時間お話いただき，
後３０分で質疑応答を行います．

ふるってご参加いただければ幸いです．

kise

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Date and Time: 16:00 - 17:30, July 18
Place:　Building B4, Room WK301, Nakamozu Campus, Osaka Prefecture Univ.
http://www.osakafu-u.ac.jp/english/info/campusguide/access/

Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Andreas Dengel, DFKI, Germany

Title:
Successful Research Transfer is a Challenging Task – A DFKI Perspective

Abstract:
DFKI was founded almost 30 years ago as a non-for-profit organization 
with support from the German Ministry of Research and Development 
(BMFT). The motivation for founding a National Research Center for 
Artificial Intelligence was to concentrate the efforts in AI research in 
order to improve Germany’s international competitiveness in the field 
but also to establish the DFKI as a transfer institute for 
market-relevant AI technology. Today the DFKI has facilities in 
Kaiserslautern, Saarbrücken, Bremen, Berlin, and Osnabrueck. It is known 
as Europe’s leading research center in the area of innovative AI 
software and works for well-known enterprises from all over the world. 
Beside public funded and contracted projects, DFKI's mission is to 
foster the foundation of start-ups by staff members. This way, DFKI has 
already initiated more than 75 spin-off companies for which it has 
received the German Spin-off Award. In my talk, I will explain the 
important pieces that carry the success of DFKI and give insights into 
our strategy for implementing „real“ research transfer.


-- 
Koichi Kise, Ph.D., Professor
Dept. of Computer Science and Intelligent Systems,
Graduate School of Engineering,
Osaka Prefecture University
1-1 Gakuencho, Naka, Sakai, Osaka 599-8531, Japan
Phone: +81-72-254-9276 FAX: +81-72-254-8291
E-mail: kise ＠ cs.osakafu-u.ac.jp, kise ＠ ieee.org,
         kise ＠ acm.org, kise ＠ computer.org
Web: http://imlab.jp/~kise/