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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Patrick Kelly. The term ‘social collective intelligence’ (SCI) denotes a class of socio-technical systems which are able to leverage, in a coordinated way, on the complementary strengths of computing systems, individuals and collectives. By harnessing human skills and social dynamics in a goal-oriented fashion, social collective intelligence systems are able to tackle effectively and efficiently complex problems. From a computational perspective, SCI systems are hybrid complex systems, where ‘computational units’ could be Bio: Daniele Miorandi is the head of the iNSPIRE Area at CREATE -NET, Italy and VP Executive R&D at U-Hopper srl. He received a PhD in Communications Engineering from Univ. of Padova, Italy, in 2005, and a Laurea degree (summa cum lauda) in Communications Engineering from Univ. of Padova, Italy, in 2001. He joined CREATE -NET in Jan. 2005, where he is leading the iNSPIRE (Networking and Security Solutions for Pervasive Computing Systems: Research & Experimentation). His current research interests include big data solutions for socio-technical systems, game theoretical models for large-scale networked systems, optimal stochastic control in social networks applications. Dr. Miorandi has co-authored more than 110 papers in internationally refereed journals and conferences. He serves on the Steering Committee of various international events (WiOpt, Autonomics, ValueTools), for some of which he was a co-founder (Autonomics and ValueTools). He also serves on the TPC of leading conferences in the networking field. He is a member of IEEE , ACM and ICST . This talk is part of the Featured talks series. This talk is included in these lists:
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