BMCS at a glance

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The Brain, Mind & Computer Science (BMCS) Ph.D. program, developing for 3 years, offers ad hoc courses taught by the Faculty Board and by Italian or foreign experts. The BM&CS program proposes two curricula:

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Brain Mind & Computer Science

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Persuasive 2014

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05/21/2014
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University of Padua

Persuasive Conference

Research Projects

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 EU GRANT 
MINDSEE
On-going

Meeting Programme

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BMCS PhD School

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BMCS DOCTORAL PROGRAM

MindSee: Symbiotic Systems for Everyday Life

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Project number: 611570
Call (part) identifier: FP7-ICT-2013-10

ABSTRACT

Smart Cities

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Smart Cities pursue sustainability, livability, and social equity through technological and design innovation” (MIT research group): with this aim in mind we believe that urban analytics is a key step to understand our space and to realize smart services. Specifically designed cyber-physical systems are used in conjunction with standard monitoring stations to sense and provide multilevel, heterogeneous and pervasive information.

National Works

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Work in progress

International Books & Chapters

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Gamberini L., Zamboni L., Privitera A., De Giuli G., Villa C., Spagnolli A. (2013) Designing a Serious Game for In-Field Interventions to Promote Nightlife Well-Being. In B.K. Wiederhold & G. Riva (Eds.) Annual Review of Cybertherapy and Telemedicine 2013. Positive Technology and Health Engagement for Healthy Living and Active Ageing (pp. 70-74). Amsterdam: IOS Press. ISBN 978-1-61499-281-3. doi:10.3233/978-1-61499-282-0-70

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