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A pleasure to join the conference called Harvard Model United Nations 2010 taking place in the last weekend of January 2010.
Delightfully, I was asked to speak during the morning Saturday's session (10am) under the framework for the Committee on Sc…
Climate models are still in an underdeveloped state. Though, in five to ten years from now, there is a potential that the situation changes, some scientists predict.
Let us look at the issue closer.
In the physorg news last month, a few statements…
I have been traveling around in the last month and this has contributed to my better understanding of Computation, in general, and in the context of climate change-related issues.
And so, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) impressed me a lot…
Let me start with an interesting event to attend, especially for engineers with climate change interests.
Second International Workshop on Software Research and Climate Change, Cape Town, South Africa, 3 May, 2010, Part of ICSE 2010
This workshop w…
An interesting event to attend, especially for engineers with climate change interests.
Second International Workshop on Software Research and Climate Change, Cape Town, South Africa, 3 May, 2010, Part of ICSE 2010
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As a result of global climate change, Earth and its systems are undergoing rapid alterations. To adapt to changes happening at unprecedented rates, we study how the interrelated multi-disciplinary fields interact with each other.
In this talk select…
All speakers selected to give an Ignite Talk at ICCM 2009 should upload their presentations below no later than 5pm EST on Monday, October 12th. This is a firm deadline. Extra spots will be given away after this time.
Name: Justyna Zander
Proposed title: Rapid Disaster Response - Methodology and Tools
5-sentence description:
This talk summarizes successful efforts of an inaugural year of Singularity University that encourages applying exponentially growing techno…
Are you interested in giving one of the Ignite Talks at ICCM 2009? Please sign up and include a title with a 5-sentence (max) description.
Profile Information
- Organization / Affiliation
- Harvard Universiry
- Email
- justyna.zander@gmail.com
- Keywords / Tags (expertise, interests)
- Engineering Studies, Software Engineering and Testing, Embedded Systems, Psychology, Global Thinking/Acting, Research, System Design, Programming, Future, and Management in R&D.
Languages: English, German, Russian, Polish (native), others (less fluent).
- Bio
- Dr. Justyna Zander is a postdoctoral research scientist at Harvard University (Harvard Humanitarian Initiative) and at the Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems in Germany.
She was a visiting scholar at the University of California in San Diego, CA, USA in 2007, and a visiting researcher at The MathWorks in Natick, MA, USA in 2008.
She is traveling a lot all over the world launching new projects in an interdicsciplinary context. Researcher, designer, book and articles author, programmer, futurist, and manager in R&D.
For her scientific efforts Justyna Zander received student grants and scholarships from such institutions as Polish Prime Ministry (1999-2000), Polish Ministry of Education and Sport (2001–2004), German Academic Exchange Service (2002), European Union (2003-2004), Hertie Foundation (2004-2005), IFIP TC6 (2005), IEEE (2006) Siemens (2007), Metodos y Tecnologia (2008), or Fraunhofer Gesellschaft (2009-2010). Her doctoral thesis on model-based testing was supported by the German National Academic Foundation (2005-2008). She is certified by the International Software Quality Institute.
- Project(s)
- Software Engineering, Embedded Systems, Cyber-Physical Systems
Justyna Zander's Blog
Computation of Things presented at HMUN 2010
A pleasure to join the conference called Harvard Model United Nations 2010 taking place in the last weekend of January 2010.
Delightfully, I was asked to speak during the morning Saturday's session (10am) under the framework for the Committee on Science and Technology for Development.
The subject of my talk was mostly inspired by the professional events of my life in the last few years… Continue
Delightfully, I was asked to speak during the morning Saturday's session (10am) under the framework for the Committee on Science and Technology for Development.
The subject of my talk was mostly inspired by the professional events of my life in the last few years… Continue
Posted on January 30, 2010 at 12:30pm —
Climate models
Climate models are still in an underdeveloped state. Though, in five to ten years from now, there is a potential that the situation changes, some scientists predict.
Let us look at the issue closer.
In the physorg news last month, a few statements of Mahowald and Hess raise my attention. "Models of the physical climate that attempt to predict how the interaction of land, atmosphere, and oceans will determine future t… Continue
Let us look at the issue closer.
In the physorg news last month, a few statements of Mahowald and Hess raise my attention. "Models of the physical climate that attempt to predict how the interaction of land, atmosphere, and oceans will determine future t… Continue
Posted on January 4, 2010 at 9:30am —
Supercomputation nowadays
I have been traveling around in the last month and this has contributed to my better understanding of Computation, in general, and in the context of climate change-related issues.
And so, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) impressed me a lot with its ability of applying the supercomputation power for climate predictions.
To that end, the… Continue
And so, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) impressed me a lot with its ability of applying the supercomputation power for climate predictions.
To that end, the… Continue
Posted on January 4, 2010 at 6:10am —
Software and Computation Research in Relation to Climate Change
Let me start with an interesting event to attend, especially for engineers with climate change interests.
Second International Workshop on Software Research and Climate Change, Cape Town, South Africa, 3 May, 2010, Part of ICSE 2010
This workshop will explore the contributions that software research can make to the challenge of tackling climate change. Software is a critical enabling technology in nearly all aspects of cli… Continue
Second International Workshop on Software Research and Climate Change, Cape Town, South Africa, 3 May, 2010, Part of ICSE 2010
This workshop will explore the contributions that software research can make to the challenge of tackling climate change. Software is a critical enabling technology in nearly all aspects of cli… Continue
Posted on November 27, 2009 at 12:30pm —
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