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May 2021 – Event-MILP-Based Task Allocation for Heterogeneous Robotic Sensor Network for Thermosolar Plants

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Event-MILP-Based Task Allocation for Heterogeneous Robotic Sensor Network for Thermosolar Plants Javier Garcia Martin, Ramon A. García, Eduardo F. Camacho Department of Ingeniería de Sistemas y Automática, Universidad de Sevilla, Seville, Spain Abstract In this paper, an event-Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP)-based algorithm is proposed to solve the task allocation problem in a Robotic Sensor…

Open science in practice – for new ERC grant recipients

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You have just been awarded an ERC research grant as part of the Horizon Europe funding programme. As soon as your research results start to become available, you want to ensure they are properly shared. How do you get them published in the right place, while also following all the new rules on Open Science?…

August 2021 – MPC based on deep learning

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Model predictive control based on deep learning for solar parabolic-trough plants Sara Ruiz-Moreno, José Ramón D.Frejo, Eduardo F.Camacho Abstract: In solar parabolic-trough plants, the use of Model Predictive Control (MPC) increases the output thermal power. However, MPC has the disadvantage of a high computational demand that hinders its application to some processes. This work proposes…

October 2021 – Market-based clustering of MPC

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Market-based clustering of model predictive controllers for maximizing collected energy by parabolic-trough solar collector fields Eva Masero, José M. Maestre, and Eduardo F. Camacho Department of Ingeniería de Sistemas y Automática, Universidad de Sevilla, Seville, Spain Abstract This article focuses on maximizing the thermal energy collected by parabolic-trough solar collector fields to increase the production of the plant. To this end, we propose…

Are we able to detect all coronavirus variants?

UncategorisedBy EDMA WebEditor 2nd June 2021 Leave a comment

Virus cocktails and ice guns could help to tackle food poisoning risk Bacterial infections are a major problem for poultry producers. Outbreaks of E. coli, for example, can spread quickly through a flock, resulting in high mortality and loss of income for farmers. Other bacteria such as Salmonella and Campylobacter might not be as…

GEARING-Roles – CORDIS Project of the Month June 2021

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GEARING-Roles announced as the CORDIS Project of the Month for June 2021 CORDIS are featuring the GEARING-Roles project as their Project of the Month due to its intrepid work in the field of gender roles and gender equality in the research and innovation sectors. In particular, CORDIS are highlighting the project’s board game, ‘Nobel Run’,…

Forging new paths in particle physics

Research NewsBy EDMA WebEditor 28th May 2021 Leave a comment

Three EU-backed physicists have used a new mathematical approach to make calculating particle collisions much easier. Everything we see around us is made up of elementary particles, the building blocks of matter. We know that protons and neutrons are made up of particles called quarks and that electrons are important building blocks for atoms. Thanks…

Virus cocktails and ice guns could help to tackle food poisoning risk

Research NewsBy EDMA WebEditor 28th May 2021 Leave a comment

By Sandrine Ceurstemont Bacterial infections are a major problem for poultry producers. Outbreaks of E. coli, for example, can spread quickly through a flock, resulting in high mortality and loss of income for farmers. Other bacteria such as Salmonella and Campylobacter might not be as serious to the birds, but can lead to illness in…

How chemists are building molecular assembly lines

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By Caleb Davies In 2016, three pioneers of building molecular machines were recognised with a Nobel prize. Their work broke new ground. But the first tranche of molecular machines that they were rewarded for creating were mostly simple affairs such as rotors, switches and the like. Now chemists like Professor David Leigh at the University…

Resource efficiency and sustainable consumption conference 27th May 2021

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By Katrina Hutchins Conference on resource efficiency and sustainable consumption Copenhagen, 27 May 2021. Presentations and discussion: 9 am – 12 pm CET Networking/debate: 3 pm – 5 pm CET Programme and registration are available via i-REXFO Registration closes 21 May 2021 Unsustainable patterns of consumption are a primary cause of climate change, land degradation, resource…

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