Workshop Series on Control Systems and Data Science Towards Industry 4.0
CityU School of Data Science and Hong Kong Institute for Data Science, co-organize a workshop series on Control Systems and Data Science Towards Industry 4.0 with IFAC. There are 3 modules in the workshop series, the first module is on 19 Mar 2021 (Friday). We invite you to attend the workshop to learn more about the transformation of Industry 4.0 from the speeches given by world-renowned scholars and industrial leaders.
Further details you can find at:
http://www.cityu.edu.hk/sdsc_web/IFAC2021/
Participants may check the start time of the event in their own time zone through time zone converter in the website.
February Newsletter now available
IFAC 2020 videos on YouTube
We are very happy to inform you that most of the 2020 World Congress plenary, panel sessions and other videos have been published on the IFAC YouTube channel. There is a separate 21st IFAC World Congress, Berlin (Germany) 2020 playlist. Each panel discussion is linked in the last 15-20 seconds of the corresponding session.
Here's the link to the playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLhem8_dLoapoILyLouvjMTcP7anJqpnl
Special thanks goes to the IPC co-chairs, Sandra Hirche and Rolf Findeisen for providing the videos, to Julian Berberich (University of Stuttgart) for the help with gathering the release forms and editing the videos as well as Chantel Lapins (IFAC YouTube editor) for her prompt action and uploading the videos to the IFAC channel.
For further news please check the IFAC 2020 webpage: https://www.ifac2020.org/
Scam message (purportedly sent by Hajime Asama)
Dear IFAC Officials,
We have heard that some of you may have again received a scam message purportedly sent by Prof. Hajime Asama. It's a customized message to the recipient including your name.
This message is not from our President, Prof. Hajime Asama and was not sent from an account affiliated with him or IFAC.
The used e-mail address is not Prof. Hajime Asama’s e-mail address.
PLEASE DO NOT REACT AT ALL to the e-mail and don't reply.
Taken action: In an effort to combat the spam/phishing messages IFAC has removed the email addresses of IFAC officials from the list of officials (listed under structure).
If you want to contact an IFAC official and do not have their address and/or do not find it from another source you can click on the email link next to their name in the list of officials. The email will go to the IFAC Secretariat, who can then forward the message on to the respective person.
Please note that the spam messages have NOT been sent from IFAC email addresses, servers, etc. and that IFAC internal information has not been compromised.
December Newsletter now available
Best wishes of the season from the IFAC Secretariat!
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