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Felipe Rudge Barbosa (State University of Campinas, BR)
Dr. Rudge Barbosa holds B.Sc. and M.Sc.
degrees in Physics from the Catholic
University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-RJ),
and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from
the University of Campinas (Unicamp), in
Brazil. He has been active in Photonic
Technology and Optical Communications
for over 25 years, working in R&D and
innovation, and consulting activities.
He is presently technical consultant,
lecturer and senior research fellow in
the Photonics Technology Laboratory
(LTF-DSIF), at the School of Electrical
and Computer Engineering (FEEC) -
Unicamp, doing research in Advanced
Photonic Networks and Componets. He was
a visiting fellow in the University of
Colorado, Boulder, USA (1992); and in
the University of Montpellier, France
(2004); in the area of Optoelectronic
Components and their Applications. He
has over 50 publications in
international conferences and reviewed
journals. He is member of the Brazilian
Physical Society (SBF), Brazilian
Telecomm Society; the IEEE ComSoc, and
the Optical Society of America; and
holds two prizes in Telecom. |
Juan Bernal (Universidad Distrital Francisco Jose de Caldas, CO)
Juan Pablo Bernal, Universidad Distrital
Francisco José de Caldas, Colombia.
Currently I am studying 10th semester in
telecommunications engineering at the
Universidad Distrital Francisco José de
Caldas in Bogotá
The paper presented is a summary of the
developed work as Thesis, where is
implements the ICT as a possible
solution to the medical diagnosis of
patients remotely, reducing risk in the
transfer and reducing costs. |
Taesang Choi (Electronic and Telecommunications Research Institute, KR)
Taesang Choi received his MS (1990) and
Ph.D (1995) degrees in Computer Science
and Telecommunications in Univ. of
Missouri-Kansas City. He joined ETRI in
1996 and is currently working as a
principle engineering staff. He has been
actively involved in the R&D of
High-quality Multimedia System, MPLS
Traffic Engineering and Management,
High-speed Traffic Measurement and
Analysis, BcN(Broadband Convergence
Network) Control and Management. He has
also actively contributed in various
SDOs such as DAVIC, IETF, ITU-T, and
etc. He is currently acting as ITU-T
SG13 Question 4 Rapparteur, CJK NGN-WG
Vice chair, ETRI Standardization Fellow,
and International IT Standardization
Expert representing Republic of Korea. |
Alberto Diez (Fraunhofer FOKUS, DE)
Alberto Diez Albaladejo received his M.S. degree
in telecommunications engineering from
the University of Malaga, Spain. He
joined the Next Generation Network
Infrastructures competence center from
Fraunhofer FOKUS on 2007. His research
interests include network architecture
and design, seamless integration of
different technologies and interworking
across domains.
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Erwin Folmer (University of Twente, NL)
In 1999 Erwin received his MSc in
Technical Business Administration from
the University of Twente (The
Netherlands), and started working for
KPN Research as innovator, especially
involved in designing order entry and
billing systems for new KPN services
like ADSL. In 2001 Erwin joined TNO
Information and Communication technology
to lead the European OpenXchange
project. From that time he is involved
in standardization and interoperability
research with special interest for
semantic standards (business
transactions). He is involved in
standards for the domains of temporary
staffing industry and education amongst
others. In the role of standardization
expert he is part of the projectteam of
Netherlands Open in Connection, the
Dutch government program to improve
adoption of open standards (and open
source software) in the Netherlands. He
is actively involved in several
standards, by chairing the hr-XML SIDES
workgroup. From 2009 he part-time joined
the University of Twente in order to be
able to start a PhD research on the
quality of standards, while continuing
his work for TNO. |
Takeshi Higashino (Osaka University, JP)
Takeshi Higashino was born in Osaka,
Japan in November 11, 1978. He received
the B.E., M.E. and Ph.D degrees in
Communications Engineering from Osaka
University, in 2001, 2002 and 2005
respectively. He is currently a Research
Associate in the Department of
Electrical, Electronic and Information
Engineering at Osaka University,
engaging in the research on radio and
optical communication systems. |
Paul Plantinga (Monash University, ZA)
Paul Plantinga is a Research Assistant
and PhD Candidate in the School of
Information Technology, at the South
African campus of Monash University,
Australia. He commenced his PhD in
October 2008 after four years in the
telecommunications industry as a network
engineer and solution architect. He
completed his Bachelors, Honours and
Masters degree in Electrical Engineering
at the University of the Witwatersrand
in Johannesburg, South Africa. His
primary interest is in the shaping of
ICT policy and implementation to better
support socio-economic development in
developing countries. |
Arturo Serrano Santoyo, Alvaro Armenta (CICESE, MX)
Dr. Arturo Serrano Santoyo earned his
Doctor’s degree in Electrical
Engineering from the National
Polytechnic Institute in Mexico City in
1980. In 1981 he received the ALCATEL
Annual Telecommunications Award for his
contributions to rural satellite
communications in Mexico, and in 1986
was honored with the ERICSSON
Telecommunications Award. He has been a
telecommunications consultant for the
Organization of American States and the
United Nations as well as for many
private companies and governmental
agencies. He was founder and Executive
Director of Praxis Telecom and Teleddes
Foundation. Dr. Serrano is member of the
Mexican Academy of Engineering, the
National System od researchers (SNI) and
author of the books “Telecommunications
in Latino America” and The Digital
Divide: Myths and Realities”. He was
director of Innovation and Development
at CICESE Research Center in Ensenada,
Baja California, Mexico from 2003 to
2008. He is currently researcher at the
Institute for Research and Development
in Education (IIDE) at the Autonomous
University of Baja California campus
Ensenada. |
Riccardo Stefanelli (iXem Labs, Politecnico di Torino, IT)
Riccardo Stefanelli, graduating in
Telecommunication Engineering at
Politecnico of Torino, carries out
different activities in this group.
Experienced in antennas and
radiofrequency instrumentation, since
three years is responsible of didactic
formation in the Electromagnetic-Fields
Lab at Politecnico of Torino. Since two
years is tutor of the course
Radiofrequncy Systems II in the Degrees
at Distance of telecommunication and
electronic engineering. Active in the
reserch field, he is developing
innovative frequency-selective surfaces
suitable for the reclamation of sites
exposed to high radiofrequenzy fields by
means of light-transparent shielding
techniques. He also takes active part in
development and installation of new
wireless networks (WLAN). |
Carlos Uzal (Telefónica
Latin America, Argentina)
Carlos Uzal is Regional Technology and
Innovation Manager in Telefónica’s Latin
America CTO office. He has studied in
the National Technological University in
Buenos Aires where he graded as
Electronics Engineer in 1983. In
addition, he made his MBA in El Salvador
University in 2002.
Carlos Uzal has joined the Telefónica
Group in November 1991. His current main
responsibility is to drive and
coordinate technology projects for
Telefónica’s Latin American operations
across all layers of the network. At the
same time he is in charge of the Labtest,
evaluating the latest technological
developments and innovations regarding
to their value for Telefónica’s
business.
From 1991 on he was a project and
engineering Manager concerning Radio,
Satellite, NGN and Infrastructure
systems.
As a previous experience, he worked in
GTE Telecommunications from 1978 to 1991
in several positions like Project leader
and System Engineer. |
Kei Wada (The University of Tokyo, JP)
Kei Wada is currently a master course
student at the University of Tokyo. His
research is new generation network
management.
His system called TIARA is an
information presentation system using
Augmented Reality. The purpose of the
research is enabling all family members
to manage their network.
Then, his undergraduate research is
context-aware service framework using
REST architectural style. |
Marco Zennaro (KTH, IT)
Marco Zennaro is a researcher at the
Abdus Salam International Centre for
Theoretical Physics in Trieste, Italy,
where he is part of the Aeronomy and
Radiopropagation Laboratory. Since 1996,
ICTP has established extensive in-situ
training programmes on wireless
communications technologies to
facilitate Internet access to
unconnected academic institutions in
remote locations. ICTP’s Aeronomy and
RadioPropagation Laboratory has held
some 40 training activities attracting
more than 1800 participants, from
Central and Africa, Asia, Oceania,
Europe and Americas as well as from
international organizations. Marco's
research interests are in the areas of
ICT4D. More specifically, he is
interested in long wireless links, in
low-cost technologies for antenna
alignment and in wireless sensor network
applications for development. |
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