Challenge Based Innovation @ mediterranean - final presentations & prototype expo
Challenge Based Innovation @ mediterranean - Final presentations & prototype expo
Note - presentation location has been changed to the council chamber (503-1-001) due to the large amount of signups. External participants are guided from the main reception (building 33), more information over email on Wednesday.
Prototype presentations are still at IdeaSquare (3179) 18.00 - 19.30, guided walking from the presentations.
Challenge Based Innovation (CBI) is a four month project course, where multidisciplinary student teams and their instructors collaborate with researchers at CERN to discover novel solutions for the future of humankind. The projects are an elaborate mixture, where societal, human-driven needs meet research at CERN.
More info about CBI from the course website, cbi-course.com
The Gala on 1.12. will introduce the proof-of concept prototypes the five student teams have developed to answer a wide range of societal challenges, inspired by people and research at CERN.
Dress code: a suit / dress is not required - come as you are!
Register for live attendance & CERN access for external visitors. Webcast and/or recorded presentations will be available here in the Indico page for anyone interested.
Presentations: 15.00 - 17.30 at council chamber (503-1-001)
15:00 Welcoming words by Markus Nordberg15:15 Humanitarian Innovation through mentoring student projects by Olivier Delarue, Global Humanitarian Lab
15.20 CBI Introduction Global teaching team
15:30 Project presentations
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RETURN TO WORKING LIFE AFTER A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
How could technology help in the psychological rehabilitation of people injured in traffic accidents, in order for them to return to normal, working life -
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT OF THE FUTURE
What is the “classroom"/learning environment of the future? How to improve the learning experience of the individuals through the interaction of physical and digital space? -
INTEGRATION OF PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES INTO SOCIETY
How might we improve the cognitive development and communication skills, and consequently the quality of life, of people with IDD through ICT? -
EMERGENCY HOUSING NETWORKS
How could technology help to improve the living conditions of refugees, displaced and other people in need of emergency temporary sheltering? -
SMART MAINTENANCE
How could we integrate the points of view of the different actors to enable a more valuable, context-aware and anticipatory maintenance approach? What role do the smart factory technologies play in that integration?
Prototype expo: 18:00 - 19.30 at IdeaSquare (b3179)
More detailed view and chance to test the proof-of-concept prototypes yourself at the prototype stands and discussions with the student teams. Snacks available.
