Research areas
Browse the following list of research areas.
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- Artificial intelligence
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Agents and multiagent systems;
knowledge representation techniques and languages based on computational logic;
automated learning; foundations of the statistical theory of learning;
pattern classification and clustering; applications such as text/image
retrieval and bioinformatics.
- Computer algebra
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Symbolic calculus for manipulating and solving systems of polynomial equations;
mathematical aspects of cryptography and code theory.
- Databases and information systems
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Models and architectures for object oriented, deductive,with constraints,
active and temporal data bases; handling XML documents;
data bases and the Web;
security problems; geographical information systems; data warehousing;
data mining, knowledge management.
- Geometric modeling and computer graphics
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Solid modeling; terrain modeling and map modeling for Geographical
Information Systems; scientific visualization;
virtual reality and visual simulation;
computational geometry.
- Image processing
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Methods for image reconstruction; tomography; applications in medicine;
applications in astronomy with special reference to new generation telescopes;
reconstruction and analysis of microscope images; 3-D reconstruction;
analysis of image sequences; 3-D objects recognition.
- Parallel and distributed systems
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Cluster computing and network computing; distributed systems for data storage;
security; implementation of prototypes; performance evaluation;
mobile systems; wireless networks.
- Programming languages
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Design, foundations and extensions of modular and object-oriented languages
(Java); separate compilation, dynamic linking and multi-stage programming;
computational reflection and constructs for metaprogramming;
language models, calculi and semantics; type theory and type systems.
- Software development methods
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Software engineering; development techniques for component-based,
distributed, mobile and multiagent systems; visual notations (UML and beyond);
rapid prototyping of multiagent systems with logic programming techniques;
automatic protocol verification;
integration of formal methods into "best practices".
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