VI CONTEST "THESIS IN 3 MINUTES" 2022 - Final Phase.
Abstract
Sergio Cavero will participate in the Final Phase of the VI CONCURSO “TESIS EN 3 MINUTOS” 2022 on Friday, June 10 at the University of Alcalá.
Next Friday, June 10 Sergio Cavero will participate in the Final of the Thesis in 3 minutes. 2022 organized by the University of Alcalá, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and Universidad Rey Juan Carlos.
The event will take place at 10:30 am in the Sala de Grado de la Facultad de Derecho (C/ Libreros, 27) and will be broadcast via streaming (https://youtu.be/2L5vqlj9ndk). There will be 22 doctoral students (5 in the branches of Arts and Humanities and Sciences, and 4 in the branches of Health Sciences, Social and Legal Sciences and Engineering and Architecture) selected in the previous phases of each of the five organizing universities.
Participants will have three minutes to present their research topic, its objectives, the problems identified, the contribution of such research to the solution of these problems and the impact that their work will have on society and the academic and research community. They must use a simple and intelligible language for the general public and during their presentation they can only use as a support element the projection of a static slide.
In the final phase, five prizes of 500 € will be awarded, one for each winner in each branch of knowledge. Seventeen runners-up prizes of 100 € will also be awarded to the rest of the contestants who have been finalists in the previous phase of each branch of knowledge.
The jury’s decision and awards ceremony will take place on the same day, at 13:00 h in the Paraninfo of the University and will also be broadcast in streaming (https://youtu.be/KzJpWAchUFI).
Good luck!
Isaac Lozano-Osorio
Artificial Intelligence Phd Student
Isaac Lozano graduated with a double degree in Computer Engineering and Computer Engineering from the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, where he was awarded the prize for the Best Final Project. Subsequently, he completed a Master in Artificial Intelligence Research (UIMP). His main research interests are focused on the interface between Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research. Most of his publications deal with the development of metaheuristic procedures for graph modeled optimization problems.