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SeGiochiFaiScienza

By On 30/05/2012 · Leave a Comment

EveryAware presenta la prima edizione di SeGiochiFaiScienza.

Vi invitiamo sabato 9 giugno 2012 presso la libreria Assaggi dalle 10 alle 20, Via degli Etruschi 4, Roma (San Lorenzo) per una giornata interattiva di giochi e scienza.

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The importance of unawareness

By On 18/04/2012 · Leave a Comment

The city of Berlin has recently asked to its inhabitants what they think about open data in an online poll. Voters were asked which open data they would prefer to have access to and what they would do with that (just read them, or spread the information to other people?) In a few weeks, the municipality has […]

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Geographies of enthusiasm

By On 15/12/2011 · Leave a Comment

An excerpt from one of the most exciting call for papers i have received recently:

This session is interested in people, places and cultures that have for various reasons been overlooked, regarded as old-fashioned or too readily classed as mundane, non-spectacular, even ‘amateur’. Papers will discuss a culture of exploration that involves romance, revery, […]

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How to monitor Patras with smartphones

By On 08/11/2011 · Leave a Comment

Sorry for being offline so long. We are back now, and recommend you a new paper on the participatory monitoring topics:
PatrasSense: Participatory Monitoring of Environmental Conditions in Urban Areas Using Sensor Networks and Smartphones

by Pantelis Vikatos, Evangelos Theodoridis, Georgios Mylonas and Athanasios  Tsakalidi

This work discusses PatrasSense, a system […]

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Safer streets thanks to Blackberry outage

By On 19/10/2011 · Leave a Comment

EveryAware, as many other research groups, companies, non-profit organizations, is based on the idea that information and communication technologies may help people to adopt healthier and safer collective behaviors. It turns out that it is not always the case, as the recent Blackberry outage shows.

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