IdeaSquare presentation and Protoyping

• Jani Kalasniemi (University of Turku (FI))

Room: 3179/1-D06

CERN guided tour

• Harri Toivonen (Helsinki University of Technology (FI))

Room: 3179/1-D06

Volunteer Computing for SDG

• Ben Segal

Room: 3179/1-D06 Dr. Segal enabled the Web’s development by coordinating TCP/IP’s adoption within the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) from 1984 to late 1988, when CERN changed its Internet policy. For CERN’s Internet developers, he was their first introduction to the IP stack and the Berkeley socket Application Programming Interface. He played an important role as an Internet promoter, spearheading the introduction of IP into a hostile Europe when it was not politically correct or career-friendly to do so there. European Postal Telegraph and Telecommunications Administrations and industry were opposed to these standards, and their use outside the laboratory was forbidden.

Lars bromley

• Lars Bromley (unitar (CH))

Room: 3179/1-D06 Mr. Lars Bromley currently develop and manage geospatial operations at the UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) Operational Satellite Applications Programme (UNOSAT) in Geneva, Switzerland. Also, he focus on providing geospatial information and services for humanitarian response, human security monitoring, and human rights investigations for partners across the United Nations system. More about Lars Bromley : https://www.linkedin.com/in/larsbromley/

Community outreach and Openess

• Julieta Arancio

Room: 3179/1-D06