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Portada | Naciones Unidas The University of Edinburgh Welcome to the Department of Computer Science at Queen Mary, University of London ALMA - la red social social Oxford University Computing Laboratory: Postdoctoral Research Assistant Post Grade 07S on the Ubiquitous and Extreme Computing Project, Verification for Autonomous Ubiquitous Sensing Project "Ubiquitous and Extreme Computing", Verification for Autonomous Ubiquitous Sensing James Martin 21st Century School Starting Date: 1 September 2010 Postdoctoral Research Assistant Post Grade 07S Oxford University Computing Laboratory (OUCL) and Oxford e-Research Centre have been awarded funding for the project "Ubiquitous and Extreme Computing" by the James Martin 21st Century School. We wish to appoint a Research Assistant to undertake innovative research as defined by the project proposal and to work with colleagues to progress the objectives of the project as part of the project team. The post, which is a full time, up to 36 months appointment, starting on or after 1 September 2010, has a salary on the University grade 07S scale (currently £28,983 to £35,646), includes membership of the University Superannuation Scheme (USS) and has an annual leave entitlement of 38 days per year (inclusive of all public holidays and university closed periods).
Mediolanum Aproxima, la mirada cercana y solidaria de Banco Mediolanum UE Studio Este contenido ha sido desarrollado por UE Studio, firma creativa de branded content y marketing de contenidos de Unidad Editorial para Banco Mediolanum. La entidad bancaria apoya a organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro a través de la implicación directa de sus clientes en proyectos que inciden directamente sobre su entorno más cercano, con la figura de sus Family Bankers, los asesores financieros de Banco Mediolanum, como padrinos ¿Cuántas veces has pensado que quieres aportar tu granito de arena a quien lo necesita? ¿Dónde? Mediolanum ha desarrollado un sencillo procedimiento a través de su web para realizar aportaciones de manera altruista: seleccionar una zona, escoger una causa solidaria y elegir la forma de colaborar A veces, no vemos lo que tenemos más cerca y nos empeñamos en mirar lejos: allí donde no podemos ir, a algún lugar desconocido que no podemos ver ni vivir. En tu barrio, en tu pueblo, en tu ciudad, siempre hay alguien que, lamentablemente, necesita de ti.
UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis - Current Research Proj CASA's research is focussed on the application of computer models, data visualisation techniques, innovative sensing technologies, mobile applications and urban and regional theory linked to city systems. We use spatial analysis, geographic information systems, computer aided design technologies and custom tool-kits as basic forms of representation for space-time data. These are explored via a wide range of methods from social physics, scaling to econometric and statistical models, augmented reality and hyper-local sensing through to crowd sourcing in our research. Our focus is multidisciplinary, building simulation models, visualising 'big data', developing bespoke applications and creating new methods for the collection, analysis and communication of data. Our output operates on a variety of scales from the hyper-local through to the scale of buildings up to the metro region, we are actively involved in extending these ideas to more global problems and challenges.
A Giant Leap for Content Marketing: The Evolution of Brand Journalism When Coca-Cola’s Singapore team wanted the world to know about its double can that allows customers to share happiness with a friend, it didn’t push out a news release and hope journalists would pick it up. The team covered the story themselves. That approach seems like a no-brainer now for the multinational company that has promised to kill the press release by 2015, but it’s a revolutionary way of doing marketing. Brand journalism isn’t brand new, but it’s quickly becoming standard operating procedure for companies large and small. During the hectic early years of the space race, as NASA scrambled to outdo the Soviet Union in the quest to put a man on the moon, one of the largest marketing initiatives in all of history was just beginning. By Oct. 14, 1968, millions were glued to their television sets watching something they’d never seen before: Three astronauts moving weightlessly within a cramped cabin during the first live transmission from an American spacecraft orbiting the Earth.
Royal Holloway, University of London : Department of Computer Sc Computer Learning Research Centre About Us Research Prospective Students News & Events Students Staff Contact Us Search Home Search the CLRC web site Were NASA the first ever content marketers? We’ve all seen the famous, grainy images of man’s first tentative steps onto the moon’s surface. ‘It’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.’ That one small step came with one giant price tag. Without that investment, the space program would have been dead in the water. There are, of course, many reasons. That engagement fuelled public imagination and created a fervent, insatiable appetite for space exploration that was crucial to its eventual success. It’s clear that stories from our bygone space age still, nearly half a century later, carry a number of insights and learnings for today’s content marketers. Redefining what’s possible The primary goal of the space program was laid out by President Kennedy in 1961 – that, before the end of the decade, the United States would send a man to the moon, and return him safely to earth. This, of course, was an unimaginably massive feat in itself. Take one significant example. Journalism, not advertising Closing Thoughts