Bruno Michel received a Ph.D. degree in biochemistry and computer engineering from the University of Zurich, Switzerland and subsequently joined the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory to work on scanning probe microscopy and accurate large-area soft lithography. He then developed microfluidics, 3D packaging with interlayer cooling for sustainable data centers. Later, he worked on integration of IoT and wearable devices combining efforts that span from new sensing principles over multi sensor data fusion to edge artificial intelligence for wellbeing applications. He now focusses on accelerated materials discovery, deep search tools, and data integration platforms for sustainability applications. Bruno Michel is an IEEE Fellow as well as a member of the US National Academy of Engineering and the IBM Academy of Technology
Sessions in which Bruno Michel participates
Tuesday 21 June, 2022
There is a growing demand for a single European data market economy. But there is also a missing link between Europe’s data spaces and marketplaces. Despite attempts on Big Data management and sharing, there is not yet a broadly accepted, trusted and secure solution for bringing together data marketplaces, . The EU-funded i3-MARKET project address this gap by pr...
There is a growing demand for a single European data market economy. But there is also a missing link between Europe’s data spaces and marketplaces. Despite attempts on Big Data management and sharing, there is not yet a broadly accepted, trusted and secure solution for bringing together data marketplaces, . The EU-funded i3-MARKET project address this gap by pr...
There is a growing demand for a single European data market economy. But there is also a missing link between Europe’s data spaces and marketplaces. Despite attempts on Big Data management and sharing, there is not yet a broadly accepted, trusted and secure solution for bringing together data marketplaces, . The EU-funded i3-MARKET project address this gap by pr...
There is a growing demand for a single European data market economy. But there is also a missing link between Europe’s data spaces and marketplaces. Despite attempts on Big Data management and sharing, there is not yet a broadly accepted, trusted and secure solution for bringing together data marketplaces, . The EU-funded i3-MARKET project address this gap by pr...
Wednesday 22 June, 2022
Pilot Demonstrators and Industrial Use Cases
Sessions in which Bruno Michel attends
Monday 20 June, 2022
This session will identify the high-level objectives of and challenges imposed by the EU Green Deal and key resulting Data policies; show IoT and Edge Computing business driven scenarios and use cases that can support these objectives and challenges in addressing key EU Green Deal and Data policies. It will also reflect on existing Environmental Footprint Methodologies and how this fit in the initiatives such as European Digital Green Coalitio...
The Internet of Things (IoT) is emerging as a powerful enabler in many application domains, such as water and energy management, environmental monitoring, health, smart cities, smart industry and supply chain management. The IoT has the potential to address some of the most acute human, economic and environmental needs. It can also directly contribute to achieving the targets in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In 2017, the IoTWeek held in Geneva, adopted ...
Chair: Mr. Takekazu Kitagishi kitagishi.takekazu@koshizuka-lab.org 4:15 Con...
Wednesday 22 June, 2022
Chair: Sebastian Hauschild sebastian.hauschild@th-luebeck.de 1:45 Assessing Efficiency Benefits of Edge Intelligence Nicola Lenherr ...
The call topic “Future European platforms for the Edge: Meta Operating Systems” targeted for the next generation of higher-level (meta) operating systems for the smart IoT with strong computing capacity at the edge, embedded in a computing continuum from IoT-to-edge-to-cloud. Horizon Europe Cluster 4 projects are launched to strengthen European supply and value chains in cloud to edge computing by integrating relevant elements of computing, connectivity, IoT, AI...
Thursday 23 June, 2022
This session will feature the IoT projects and demonstrate use cases of IoT in the domains of Energy, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Automotive and Small Ports. The session will also feature the results and upcoming opportunities of the projects’ open calls.
The move to the Far Edge will have huge economic potential by leveraging a local, distributed computing infrastructure, and it facilitates the creation of new services and business models, which are much more rooted in verticals around the applications than today’s more general-purpose cloud business models.The session will focus on the economic potential of Edge Computing in the context of the n...