Published on Wed, 09 Dec 2015 in NEWS
Another great success for cfaed: Three of our scientists had their paper on efficient and anonymous communication in Darknets accepted at INFOCOM, which, according to Microsoft Academic Research, is the top conference in the entire field of computer science. The paper titled “Anonymous Addresses for Efficient and Resilient Routing in F2F Overlays” was written by Stefanie Roos, Martin Beck, and Thorsten Strufe.
Read more … cfaed Paper Accepted at INFOCOM 2016
Published on Mon, 07 Dec 2015 in NEWS
This year, TUD's Center for Information Services and High Performance Computing (ZIH) has again been present with a booth at the Supercomputing Conference 2015 (SC15), the international conference for high performance computing networking, storage, and analysis. It took place from 15 to 20 November 2015 in Austin, Texas. The presentation was supported also by cfaed scientists Siavash Ghiasvand and Thomas Ilsche. Aim of the visit was to display current research findings in the areas of performance analysis, optimization of energy efficiency and Big Data as well as their specific method- and application-based challenges. Another important topic were HPC applications.
Read more … cfaed Scientists Support ZIH Presentation at Supercomputing Conference
Published on Mon, 30 Nov 2015 in NEWS
Our new cfaed wall calendar 2016 is out now! For cfaed members and partners, the beautiful posters are available as a printed version at Program Office. The calendars can be used as cfaed posters after 2016 - just flip them!Everyone is allowed to use the download version from our website (go to download area) - print yourself or use it on screen.
Thanks to all who have sent us pictures under the topic “Whatever connects you with cfaed” and thanks to Christiane for the design work. Christiane is always looking for photos, illustrations/graphics of your work. Please just send an e-mail to christiane.kunath@tu-dresden.de.
Read more … cfaed Wall Calendar 2016 Is Ready
Published on Fri, 27 Nov 2015 in NEWS
Innovative research done in the desert at ambient temperatures of 110° Fahrenheit – this is possible at the Arizona State University (ASU) in the Phoenix metropolitan area, also called the Valley of the Sun. With special thanks to the cfaed Inspire Grants Program I was able to join Hao Yan’s lab at the Biodesign Institute of ASU to experience three months of innovative research, getting to know different cultures, and exploring Arizona’s world-famous natural monuments. These include the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, the Painted Desert, the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument and many more.
Hao Yan’s lab is one of the leading groups in the field of DNA nanotechnology and it was a great pleasure and honor for me to conduct research on switchable DNA platforms together with these scientists and in such a well-equipped and modern laboratory. The work focused on the development of a DNA template structure for the assembly of gold nanoparticles towards plasmonic waveguides that comprise of a switchable unit to study the actual plasmon transport. In this way the work contributes to the understanding and development of self-assembled nanostructures for future electronic or photonic elements investigated in the Biomolecular-Assembled Circuits path of cfaed. I am very thankful for the support and funding by the Cluster.
Published on Wed, 25 Nov 2015 in NEWS
Two scientists of TU Dresden succeeded in the second call for proposals of the European Research Council, “Proof of Concept Grants”. One of them is cfaed's Strategic Professor Xinliang Feng (Chair for Molecular Functional Materials) who has been honored for his project concerning electrochemical delamination of graphite. The honored scientists will now receive a sponsorship up to EUR 150,000 which will contain a study about the viability of commercial utilization of the excellent research results. To apply for the sponsorship it was required that the scientists and projects had already been promoted by ERC. With the “Proof of Concept Grant” the ERC wants to make a contribution to growth and innovation in the European Union.
Read this news in German on the page of Saxony Liaison Office Brussels
https://erc.europa.eu/proof-concept
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