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The Q2S Colloquium

The colloquium series known as the "Q2S (Friday) Colloquium" was initiated in order to present ongoing and future research activities at the Q2S Centre, as well as relevant activities in related institution and companies. Most weeks, the Centre invites a speaker to give a lecture on a relevant topic.

NOTE: The time and location may vary. See table below.

Colloquium administrator: Stian Johansen
Announcement mailing list: q2s_colloquium@pat.q2s.ntnu.no
Speaker registration: registration form
Earlier presentations: colloquium history


Contributions
IMPORTANT: Contributions from internal as well as external speaker are indeed encouraged. If you are currently doing research related to the Centre's research areas, or have knowledge and experience with a topic you feel the audience of the colloquium series would enjoy, please do not hesitate to contact the colloquium administrator and/or fill in the registration form.

Below is the Q2S Colloquium schedule, which shows upcoming events. The colloquium history can be viewed here.

Schedule:

Nov 5
2007
Speaker:Professor Milos Klima, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University in PragueBiography
Title:Activities at the Multimedia Technology Group in Prague
Location:EL 1
Time:14:15
Abstract:
The presentation will be devoted to the overview of
activities of the Multimedia Technology Group at the
Department of Radioelectronics, Faculty of Electrical
Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague. The group
members are active in the field of multimedia (audiovisual)
technology with special attention to the qualitative aspects
of both audio and video information – source compression,
transducers, objective and subjective quality evaluation and
the modeling of visual and auditory system. Selected results
of our research work will be presented.
 

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