Real-time monitoring of multi-level network structures for the study of knowledge generation and opinion dynamics in the Internet
News
concerning The Observatorium activities
16 May 2011
The Observatorium presented the exhibit "Dive into the Internet" at fet'11 - The European Future Technologies Conference and Exhibition, 4-6 May 2011, Budapest. Visitors entered a darkened room where a system of motion sensors allowed them to interact with a network of concepts by opening and reading texts through stylized body movements. Participants were able to read news pages from the on-line press detected in real time in English, French, German, Hungarian and Portuguese. The exhibit integrated the research developed by the Observatorium team, concerning real-time monitoring of multi-level network structures for the study of knowledge generation and opinion dynamics in the Internet.
The stand was shared with FuturICT, an important integrative research project supported by many European laboratories and research teams, including The Observatorium.
4 Feb 2011
The Observatorium prepares the exhibit "Dive into the Internet", to be presented at fet'11 - The European Future Technologies Conference and Exhibition, 4-6 May 2011, Budapest. Visitors will enter a darkened room where a system of motion sensors will allow them to interact with a network of concepts by opening and reading texts through stylized body movements. Participants will be able to read news pages from the on-line press detected in real time in English, French and German. The exhibit integrates the research developed by the Observatorium team, concerning real-time monitoring of multi-level network structures for the study of knowledge generation and opinion dynamics in the Internet.
Jorge Louçã presented the Observatorium at the meeting "Mathematics in the Science of Complex Systems", held at the
European Centre for Living Technology, Venice.
17 Dec 2010
Jeff Johnson has visited The Observatorium in November/December 2010. Colaborative research ideas were be discussed, including a new use of Hypernetworks Theory.
