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Our student Fabricio Rodriguez showcased his research contributions and findings during the 9th IEEE NFV-SDN 2023 held from 7-9 November 2023 in Dresden, Germany.

Prof. Fábio L. Verdi attended the First Edition of São Carlos Experience on October 25, 2023.

SMARTNESS organizes “Hello FABRIC” Tutorial at FEEC/UNICAMP with participation of MSc and PhD students from FEEC and IC to learn about several preliminary examples of what the NSF FABRIC testbed can provide to the research community.

Felipe Novais, MSc Student, Secures a Spot in ACM CCS (Computer and Communications Security) as a Mentee in iMentor Workshop 2023.

The participation of Smartness 2030, through its Principal Investigator (PI), Prof. Christian Esteve Rothenberg, focused on the connectivity perspectives for cutting-edge networks, commonly called 6G. The starting question, title of the presentation, was: What will connectivity and its consequences be like in the next generation?

In a guest lecture for the cutting-edge computing domain, SMARTNESS associate researcher Professor Eduardo Cerqueira from UFPA (Federal University of Pará) took center stage as he delivered a captivating lecture. The lecture, held at the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering (FEEC) at UNICAMP, was an enlightening exploration into the realm of Immersive Communications within the context of 6G systems. Professor Cerqueira's presentation specifically shed light on the exciting frontier of Holographic-Type Communications (HTC).

Prof. Marco Aurélio Amaral Henriques participated in the Panel of Experts on Quantum Technologies.

Prof. Fábio L. Verdi from UFSCar gave a keynote at the Federal Institute of Paraiba and at the Innovation Pole of Paraiba in July 2023.

Members of the INTRIG group from UNICAMP, Brazil, recently participated in NetSoft 2023, a prominent conference focusing on advancing future networks through softwarization.

In June 2023, Carlos Rony Recalde successfully defended his master's dissertation titled “Edge Data Plane Programmability for Robotic Control Application Latency Improvements”, under the guidance of Professor Christian Esteve Rothenberg.