KAIST BTM/SFRC Seminar
Challenges and Opportunities for Ultra-Broadband Telecommunications Networks.
We would like to invite you to the BTM/SFRC Seminar.
:: Guest Speaker: Professor Claudio Feijoo, Co-Director of Sino-Spanish Campus, Technical University of Madrid (UPM)-TongjiUniversity
:: DATE: 2015.10.6(Tuesday), 12:00-13:30
* Sandwich will be served to attendants!
:: Venue: 103 Venture Hall(동문창업관이민화홀)
:: Short Bio of Speaker
Claudio Feij?oholds an MSc and PhD in Telecommunication Engineering and an MSc in Quantitative Economics. He is professor at the Technical University of Madrid (UPM) where he researches on the future socio-economic impact of emerging information society technologies, in particular, from an ultra-broadband, mobile and content perspective. Currently he serves as Co-Director of the Sino-Spanish Campus at TongjiUniversity in Shanghai. He is also the co-founder and coordinator of the ICT area in the international master programmeon city sciences and main responsible of the organizing committee of the International Conference in City Sciences. He spent two years at the Institute for Prospective Technological Studies of the European Commission researching on the future prospects of mobile content and applications. He also directed the Chair in Telecommunications Regulation and Information Society Public Policies at UPM. He participated in the information society development plans and broadband deployment strategies while being adviser for the Spanish State Secretary on Telecommunications and Information Society. On the entrepreneurial side, for three years he was dedicated to launch a university spin-off devoted to the transfer of know-how in technology, media and telecommunications. Since then he has participated in numerous start-up companies. He has also been involved in numerous research, development and consulting projects, both public and private, in Europe, Latin America, North of Africa and Asia. He lectures regularly in international seminars and postgraduate courses and has authored more than 200 publications in books, journals and conferences. He is guest lecturer at IE Business School on digital business and disruptive ICT, and member of the board of the International Telecommunications Society.
KAIST BTM/SFRC Seminar
Challenges and Opportunities for Ultra-Broadband Telecommunications Networks.
We would like to invite you to the BTM/SFRC Seminar.
:: Guest Speaker: Professor Claudio Feijoo, Co-Director of Sino-Spanish Campus, Technical University of Madrid (UPM)-TongjiUniversity
:: DATE: 2015.10.6(Tuesday), 12:00-13:30
* Sandwich will be served to attendants!
:: Venue: 103 Venture Hall(동문창업관이민화홀)
:: Short Bio of Speaker
Claudio Feij?oholds an MSc and PhD in Telecommunication Engineering and an MSc in Quantitative Economics. He is professor at the Technical University of Madrid (UPM) where he researches on the future socio-economic impact of emerging information society technologies, in particular, from an ultra-broadband, mobile and content perspective. Currently he serves as Co-Director of the Sino-Spanish Campus at TongjiUniversity in Shanghai. He is also the co-founder and coordinator of the ICT area in the international master programmeon city sciences and main responsible of the organizing committee of the International Conference in City Sciences. He spent two years at the Institute for Prospective Technological Studies of the European Commission researching on the future prospects of mobile content and applications. He also directed the Chair in Telecommunications Regulation and Information Society Public Policies at UPM. He participated in the information society development plans and broadband deployment strategies while being adviser for the Spanish State Secretary on Telecommunications and Information Society. On the entrepreneurial side, for three years he was dedicated to launch a university spin-off devoted to the transfer of know-how in technology, media and telecommunications. Since then he has participated in numerous start-up companies. He has also been involved in numerous research, development and consulting projects, both public and private, in Europe, Latin America, North of Africa and Asia. He lectures regularly in international seminars and postgraduate courses and has authored more than 200 publications in books, journals and conferences. He is guest lecturer at IE Business School on digital business and disruptive ICT, and member of the board of the International Telecommunications Society.