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Autonomic & Grid Computing Group (AGC)

Overview

AIT’s research activity on Autonomic and Grid Computing aims at pervasive, human-centered, high-performance computing through a combination of user, network and systems technologies. Autonomic computing is viewed as an area targeting the full range of IT and networking infrastructures. Therefore, we pursue multidisciplinary research towards the vision of non-obtrusive computing services, anywhere and anytime.

The AGC research activity pursues excellence for its research results, high profile collaborations, successful execution of contracted obligations and contribution to the AIT overall strategy for teaching and research.

The AGC very broad range of research activities spans:

  • Research Projects (co)funded by the European Commission.
  • Bilateral research collaborations and joint project with worldwide leading enterprises and research centers (e.g., IBM, Sun Microsystems).
  • National Projects funded by the General Secretariat for Research and Technology.
  • Conduct of Professional Course and Seminars
  • Participation in several committees, forums, consortia, national or international.
     
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Students' Views

"The dormitory in which international students are situated is a story by itself and it represents AIT efforts to satisfy all students’ needs and bring a “home” atmosphere much closer, preventing even the most sensitive students from being homesick. For someone who never felt how it is to live together and share an academic and daily life with the friends from all over the world, it is hard to describe the flavor of cooked food in the late evening (early morning) hours, when all of the students return to the dorm, hungry and tired from 24+2 hours long working day. At this moment, the kitchen would become a big pan, where all national specialties would be cooked, starting from spicy - Venezuelan; full of salad - Lebanese; good boiled - Iranian; low caloric - Botswana; fishy - Philippine’s and other international meals. In a word, unforgettable experiences."

Milica Bogosavljev, MSITT 2006 (Serbia)

news list News & Announcements

AIT Professor Appointed IEEE ComSoc Distinguished Lecturer
2012-01-24

Professor Constantinos Papadias was recently appointed Distinguished Lecturer by the IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc).


AIT welcomes the European Creativity & Innovation Challenge
2012-01-23

More than 120 high school students will be on campus on Friday, February 03, to compete  in the  European Creativity & Innovation Challenge. The competition is co-organized with the Junior Achievement Greece (JA) association.


Dr. Manolis Kellis Associate Professor at MIT receives 2011 Niki Award
2011-12-21

Dr. Manolis Kellis, Associate Professor and Director of Computational Biology Group of MIT received the 2011 Niki Award, for his distinguished contribution to science and his research into the human genome at the MIT Computational Biology Group.


AIT Professor Among Highly Cited Greek Scientists
2011-12-13

Dr. Constantinos B. Papadias, who is a Full Professor at AIT’s Broadband Wireless & Sensors Research Lab, was recently cited as a “Highly Cited Greek Scientist.”


Major AIT presence at Top Scientific Conference (OFC/NFOEC 2012)
2011-12-12

For a second consecutive year, AIT researchers in collaboration with their partners from several EU research projects have co-authored over 10 research contributions (accepted following a thorough double-blind review process) that will be presented in March at the Optical Fiber Communication OFC/NFOEC 2012 conference and exposition


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