226 Results Are Tagged With "Science and Technology"
Spring 2020 Global UGRAD Pakistan Student: Laptop for Research in Machine and Deep Learning To Solve Community Issues (e.g COVID-19 Detection and Deep Fake)
Expiration: June 9, 2020Introduction
My name is Umer Farooq and I belong to Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan, and will be pursuing my Final Year of education in B.Sc Computer Science at Namal Institute, Mianwali, Pakistan where I am a fully-funded student for 4 years. I am also a Global UGRAD Pakistan Spring 2020 Student and just completed my semester at Thiel College, Greenville, PA. I was granted this fellowship by the U.S Department of State and completed my fellowship with honesty and determination.
Needs
I am a computer science student and will be working on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in my Final Year Project of my B.Sc CS degree and for that, I need to buy a highly graphical and powerful processing laptop that can work tirelessly on my AI, machine learning and deep learning models to give me sufficient results timely. I belong to a middle-class white-collar family and my financial status does not allow me to buy a laptop of such specification. I honestly want to use my skills to do something highly productive for my future career and for the community and mainly my research will move around solving community issues like COVID-19 Detection, Deep Fake, and many more and if you help me that would very kind of you.
STRATEGIES FOR PERSONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Expiration: October 25, 2020I'm a Christian by Lutheran domination and it is part of my brief that the word of God is express in the bible, to me therefore in in spite of or even because of contradiction of the bible, Its quite sensible to try to get its full meaning, when I'm trying to act in accordance with God's wishes to refer to those who have given the bible as the study in details. I believe that there is something true for those who accept the Qumran as inspected of word of God's prophet Muhammad. But COVID - 19 are difference
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Ecotivity School 2020
Expiration: July 1, 2020The project is about the organization of a 5-day summer school, which consists of speeches, workshops, activities. The goal is to inform, sensibilize and raise awareness of youth on crucial environmental problems of nowadays, the reduction of the human footprint on the planet and the adaption of a more ecological and sustainable lifestyle. The project is being organized by young volunteers aged 18 to 25 years old, it is a non-profit organization and operates by law and under the auspices of the Agricultural University of Athens.
The project will take place at the Agricultural University of Athens in Greece from 20th to 24th of July 2020. The participants will be young people aged 18 to 25 years old from all over Greece. The 3 main themes of the project will be the water, earth, and air. For each one of these topics will be discussed the current technology, the legislation, the pollution, and the entrepreneurship, in order to protect and improve the situation that prevails around the world.
FAIR4Health Project: Improving Health Research in EU through FAIR Data
Expiration: November 30, 2021European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 824666.
FAIR4Health is a research project funded by the European Commission through the Horizon 2020 Research Programme under the topic “Science with and for Society SwafS-04-2018: Encouraging the re-use of research data generated by publically funded research projects”. This project is coordinated by Virgen del Rocío University Hospital of the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) accounting with seventeen partners from eleven EU and non-EU countries (Spain, Portugal, Italy, UK, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, Serbia and Turkey). The consortium consists of 6 health research organisations, 2 universities internationally recognised as experts in data management, 2 universities and 2 institutes with strong background on medical informatics, and 5 business actors. The project officially started on the 1st of December 2018 and will be running for 3 years.
The FAIR4Health consortium joins forces to facilitate and encourage the EU Health Research community to share and reuse their datasets derived from publicly funded research initiatives by applying the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable); through the demonstration of the potential impact that such strategy will have on health outcomes and health research. In this sense, FAIR4Health will apply privacy-preserving distributed data mining techniques over the shared datasets to develop 2 pathfinder case studies: (i) supporting the discovery of disease onset triggers and disease association patterns in comorbid patients, and (ii) a prediction service for 30-days readmission risk in complex chronic patients.
FAIR4Health outcomes will inform the European Commission’s transversal strategy on the management of datasets generated with publically funded research initiatives.
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The Digital Literacies of Indonesian Secondary Students: An Exploration to Inform Their Educators
Expiration: February 12, 2020This research project addresses a significant educational need in Indonesia to build local knowledge about students’ digital literacy practices and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) use for learning. In partnership with a UNNES teacher educator and English as a Foreign Language scholar, this study employed surveys and focus groups to generate data about how, why, when, where, and to what ends secondary students from Central Java utilize technologies in their everyday lives. The study uses abductive analysis to put existing theories, largely derived from studies conducted in Western contexts, in conversation with the data to identify anomalies and unexpected findings that are unique to the Indonesian context. Findings will be shared with teachers, teacher educators, and policy makers to improve the digital literacy and ICT education for Indonesian youth and with the larger research community to expand the world’s definition of digital literacy.