Martin Ljungdahl presents results from a research project conducted jointly by University Väst and Konstfack (after defending his Magister thesis 1PM about the development method in this project).
The research project is about the effects of a sound system where unwanted sounds a reduced and "good" sounds from the environment is enhanced by digital technology.
Martin Ljungdahl bases his presentation on three of the five papers that this project has produced:
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Icomera develops and delivers systems for wireless Internet in public transportation such as buses and trains. Computer Science at Karlstad University pursues research towards a faster and better Internet. Together they will create the network services that meet the needs of a more mobile world.
Buses and trains in a sense resemble tin cans, which severly attenuate radio signals, preventing mobile internet connection if you are inside.
Icomera develops and delivers systems for wireless Internet in public transportation such as buses and trains. Computer Science at Karlstad University pursues research towards a faster and better Internet. Together they will create the network services that meet the needs of a more mobile world.
Buses and trains in a sense resemble tin cans, which severly attenuate radio signals, preventing mobile internet connection if you are inside.
Starting January 1st 2017 Per Kristensson will be the director of CTF. He succeeds Henrietta Huzell who will start her new assignment as vice dean at Karlstad University.
- It is very exciting. It is really motivating to work with so many talented researchers here at CTF and in our extensive international network. Our research benefits the community, businesses and people, says Per Kristensson.
Per Kristensson is a professor of consumer psychology and innovation at CTF.
Starting January 1st 2017 Per Kristensson will be the director of CTF. He succeeds Henrietta Huzell who will start her new assignment as vice dean at Karlstad University.
- It is very exciting. It is really motivating to work with so many talented researchers here at CTF and in our extensive international network. Our research benefits the community, businesses and people, says Per Kristensson.
Per Kristensson is a professor of consumer psychology and innovation at CTF.
From autumn semester 2016 the new KAU card also works as a library card. The PIN required to borrow or reserve books is the same PIN as for the KAU card.
The KAU card works as a library card, key card and print card
More information - KAU card / Library card
How to get your KAU CARD
From autumn semester 2016 the new KAU card also works as a library card. The PIN required to borrow or reserve books is the same PIN as for the KAU card.
The KAU card works as a library card, key card and print card
More information - KAU card / Library card
How to get your KAU CARD
The first European Workshop on Usable Security (EuroUSEC) took place in middle of july, in Darmstadt's "Darmstadtium". It was a success with more participants then expected, roundabout 90 persons joined the workshop, and inbetween the presentations there were lively discussions from various perspepctives.
All in all 22 papers from 77 authors from Europe, but also from the United States, Canada, Brasil, India and Pakistan had been submitted.
The first European Workshop on Usable Security (EuroUSEC) took place in middle of july, in Darmstadt's "Darmstadtium". It was a success with more participants then expected, roundabout 90 persons joined the workshop, and inbetween the presentations there were lively discussions from various perspepctives.
All in all 22 papers from 77 authors from Europe, but also from the United States, Canada, Brasil, India and Pakistan had been submitted.
On 25–27 August, twelve doctoral students embarked on an international research programme as part of the European network Privacy&Us at Karlstad University.
On 25–27 August, twelve doctoral students embarked on an international research programme as part of the European network Privacy&Us at Karlstad University.
Prof. Kai Holzweissig presents his thoughts on this subject from a paper by Gregor and Hevner. He will also present some of his research on social software and management of formal new product development processes.
Kai is professor at Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University Stuttgart (Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg Stuttgart in Germany and DHBW Stuttgart for short) and visited us during a couple of days in May to discuss future Erasmus exchanges.
