DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

DI FCT NOVA - NOVA LINCS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE #10

Does Language Mirror the Mind? A Personal Journey by Fernando Pereira (Google Research, USA)

DI FCT UNL - NOVA LINCS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE #9

QUANTUM COMPUTATIONAL SUPREMACY AND ITS APPLICATIONS by SCOTT AARONSON

DI FCT UNL - NOVA LINCS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE 2019

Making Digital Tangible: the battle against the pixel empire, Distinguished Lecture 2019 by Hiroshi Ishii

DI FCT UNL - NOVA LINCS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE 2018

Towards a Lasting Human-AI Interaction, Distinguished Lecture 2018 by Manuela Veloso

DI FCT UNL - NOVA LINCS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE 2017

The availability of massive data sets, combined with progress in communication technologies, connected and automated vehicles, and analytics, has the potential to revolutionize mobility for entire population segments. This talk reviews this unique opportunity, from its potential societal impact, to the development of new mobility systems, and the computational and data science powering them. In particular, the talk presents recent developments in on-demand multimodal transit systems and ride sharing on real case studies, as well as progress in evidence-based optimization and differential privacy to meet current and future challenges.

DI FCT UNL - NOVA LINCS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE 2016

DI FCT UNL - NOVA LINCS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE 2015

DI FCT UNL - NOVA LINCS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE 2014