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Trends on Micro and Nanoelectronics  

This talk explores key trends in micro/nanoelectronics design, covering power optimization, variability, 3D integration, and new devices. It aims to motivate the audience to tackle the field's upcoming challenges and innovations.

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Applications of AI on short-term power trading  

Dr. Ioannis Boukas (ENGIE, Belgium) explores AI applications in short-term power trading, optimizing batteries and wind parks. Head of Algo Trading at ENGIE, he specializes in machine learning and optimization for energy markets, with a PhD from the University of Liège.

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Deep Learning for Power System Reliability Assessments  

Prof. Jochen Cremer (TUDelft) explores Deep Learning for power system reliability, focusing on N-k security-constrained power flow and real-time security assessment. An expert in AI for power systems, he leads research at Delft AI Energy Lab and the Austrian Institute of Technology.

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Topology-Aware Reinforcement Learning for Tertiary Voltage Control  

Dr. Balthazar Donon (RTE, France) explores AI for tertiary voltage control using graph neural networks to handle real-world power system complexities. A researcher at RTE R&D, he specializes in energy and deep learning, aiming to develop AI assistants for grid operators.

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Patenting an invention, why and how?  

Join Elodie Naveau and Jérémie Fays for an insightful seminar on patents and software licenses. Learn how inventions are described in patents, extract valuable information, and apply best practices to enhance research impact. A Q&A session will conclude the event.

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