| Workshop | Date | Report | |
| Unconventional Programming Paradigms | 15-17 September 2004, Mont Saint-Michel, France |
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Final report in pdf |
| Software-Intensive Systems | 22 - 23 May 2004, Edinburg, Scotland |  |
Final report in pdf |
| The Disappearing Computer | 23-24 April 2004, Vienna, Austria |
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Final report in pdf |
| Interdependencies | 23-24 September 2002, Washington, USA |  |
Final report in pdf |
| Digital Human Ontologies | 25-26 July 2002, Bethesda, USA |
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Final report in pdf |
| Middleware for Mobile Systems |
1-2 July 2002, Vienna, Austria |
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Final report in pdf To order a paper copy, send email to office  ercim.org |
| R&D Strategy for a Dependable Information Society | 1-2 December 2001 |  |
Final report in pdf. To order a paper copy, send email to office ercim.org
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| Semantic Web | 3-5 October 2001 |  |
Final report in pdf. To order a paper copy, send email to office ercim.org
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| Future Information Processing Technologies | 3-6 September 2001 |  |
Final report in pdf. To order a paper copy, send email to office ercim.org |
| Bionics - Bio-inspired information technologies | 19-21. June 2001 |  |
Final report in pdf. To order a paper copy, send email to office ercim.org |
The European Commission (Programme IST-FET) and the US National Science Foundation (CISE-NSF division) have initiated a series of strategic research workshops to identify key research challenges and opportunities in Information Technology. On the European side, ERCIM solicited ideas for high-level workshops from the European IT scientific community. Based on the over 350 suggested topics, the Strategic Workshop Review Committee selected the areas for joint research initiatives according to the following criteria:
- long-term/high risk nature of the research involved, justifying risk sharing at international level
- high potential payoffs both in the EU and the US that make up for the long-term/high risk nature of research
- existence of sufficient scientific and technological bases in both the US and the EU to entail balanced research efforts.
For further information, please contact:
Rémi Ronchaud, ERCIM office
Tel: +33 4 92 38 50 12
E-mail: office
