Conferences
about your conferences; provide us with the date(s), the location, the organizing Benelux Chapter (if applicable), the name of the conference, a link to the conference website, and a short description.
Find a technical conference in the IEEE conference database. Past conferences can be found on the Past Events page.
- 29-30 March 2010, Leuven (Belgium) (IAS/PELS/PES)
- YRS 2010 conference: Young
Researchers Symposium.
This conference serves as a meeting point for the power system engineering researchers in the Benelux. For more information, please refer to the website: YRS 2010.
- 28-30 April 2010, Bruges (Belgium) (CI)
- ESANN 2010 conference: European Symposium on Artificial Neural Networks, Computational Intelligence and Machine Learning Information available at the ESANN 2010 website.
- 16-18 June 2010 - Ghent (section)
- CTTE 2010, the 9th Conference of Telecommunication, Media and Internet Techno-Economics.
The call for papers is also located here.
- 7-9 July, 2010 - Enschede (Nl) (PCS)
- IPCC 2010, annual conference on Communication in a Self-Service Society.
The move to self-service has important consequences for everyone who uses information technology to communicate. For example, Web 2.0 features enable the public to contribute to or amend (technical) documentation. User forums, weblogs (blogs), and wikis have become important sources of information about almost every conceivable topic. The roles of information creator and information user are becoming interchangeable. Administrative organizations such as banks, insurance companies, and government agencies increasingly use the Internet as the channel for transactions with their public. Health organizations are using the Internet for communication purposes, from health advice and consultation to remote monitoring of patients.
This raises important questions. What are the social and economic implications of the self-service world? What are the consequences of the "digital divide" if everyone is expected to "help themselves?" How can we support the development of self-service environments that make sense and empower the public to put them to good use?
We invite you to explore these questions and other issues at IPCC 2010. Full conference program and registration information is available at the IPCC 2010 website.
