SURF Research and Innovation Event

On 28 February 2013 the SURF Research and Innovation Event is being organized in The Hague. Scientific research in the 21st century is inconceivable without ICT resources and methods. During this event, which will take place at the Haagse Hogeschool, researchers will present striking practical examples of the innovative and creative use of ICT.

New insights

SURF offers you two keynote speakers and four tracks which consist of presentations of sixteen researchers coming from diverse research fields. By managing and exploiting (big) data researchers can identify previously unknown links, trends and patterns. The presentations will focus on how multidisciplinary and data intensive research is assisted and strengthened by and with ICT. The research results can lead to new insights and pioneering research questions.

For whom?

The SURF Research and Innovation Event 2013 invites researchers and those supporting them to come and be inspired by research that utilises innovative and creative ICT solutions. The event will display a wide range of best practices taken from a variety of scientific disciplines.

Programme

Arnold Smeulders is one of the keynote speakers. Prof. Smeulders, director of COMMIT, recently received the annual Dutch ICT Personality of the Year Award for his prominent role in ICT research in the Netherlands. During the parallel sessions attendees can make a selection out of four tracks with four different sessions each:
• Big Data & eScience
• Collaboration & Polydisciplinarity
• Making Connections
• Citizen Science & Social Media
Read more about the programme.

Registration

Admission fee is 90 euros (including VAT, lunch and drinks). Register now for SRIE13.

SURF Research and Innovation Event 2013

9.30-17.00 hrs
Thursday 28 February 2013
Haagse Hogeschool, The Hague
The Netherlands
www.surf.nl/srie13
#SRIE13

The SURF Research and Innovation Event 2013 (SRIE13) is organized by SURF, SURFnet, SURFsara and the Netherlands eScience Center. SURF and its operating divisions ensure that researchers can make use of smart ICT applications and receive the necessary support, leaving them more time for the actual research. SRIE13 is the successor to SURF’s successful SURF Onderzoeksdag.