Insight Student Conference 2017

Connecting Research

The 4th Insight Student Conference will take place on September 8, 2017 in the Western Gateway Building, University College Cork, Ireland. The theme of the conference is “Connecting the Centres” and the goals are to:

Provide an overview of the research in the different Insight centres across Ireland
Give students an opportunity to participate in the reviewing process.

Keynote Address

Cyberpsychology is the study of the human mind and behaviour in the context of human-technology interaction. It encompasses all psychological phenomena that are associated with or affected by emerging technology. The rise of technology has brought forth many new ways of expressing ourselves and interacting with the world and each other. Our behaviour online is different from how we behave offline – sometimes drastically, at other times in subtle ways. The effects of anonymity, computer mediated communication, immersion in other worlds, public self expression, constant availability through mobile technology, cyberbullying, health behaviours, and criminal behaviour are just some of the factors that are studied by cyberpsychology researchers.

Nicola Fox Hamilton.

Bio

Nicola Fox Hamilton holds a M.Sc in Cyberpsychology from IADT, and is currently completing a PhD at the University of Wolverhampton. Her research examines the connection between language, personality and attraction in online settings. She is a Lecturer and Programme Chair of the MSc and Certificate in Cyberpsychology in the Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire. Nicola was founding secretary, has been chair, and is now a committee member of the Psychological Society of Ireland's Special Interest Group for Media, Art and Cyberpsychology. See http://nicolafoxhamilton.com/

Important Dates

Call for Abstracts: 1st May, 2017

Submission deadline: 1st June, 2017

Acceptance notification: 1st July, 2017

Camera-ready Abstract deadline: 1st August, 2017

Camera-ready Poster deadline: 7th August, 2017

Registration

Please register on Eventbrite on or before Friday 11th August.

Schedule

9.45 – 10.30	Registration
10.30 – 10.50	Welcome
10.50 – 11.30	Keynote: Nicola Fox Hamilton
11.30 – 12.30	Session 1
	Track A: Smart Data Handling Session Chair: Guangyuan Piao		Track B: Supervised Learning Session Chair: Adejuyigbe O. Fajemisin
	Hoan Nguyen Mau Quoc	92 - A distributed spatiotemporal query processing for linked sensor data	Zhengwei Wang	17 - Multiple Static Time Window LDA Beamformers for RSVP based Brain Computer Interfacing
	Thu-Le Pham	114 - Scalable ASP-based Stream Reasoning	Ali Naeem	63 - Inferring Destination from Mobility Data
	Michael Scriney	42 - Data Mart Construction for Streaming Heterogeneous Data	Arjun Pakrashi	76 – A Kalman Filter Based Ensemble Approach for Classification
	Milan de Cauwer	73 - Semi-Online Task Assignment for Workload Consolidation in Data Centres	Severin Gsponer	102 - Efficient Sequence Regression by Learning Linear Models in All-Substring Space
12.30 – 14.00	Lunch and Poster Session
14.00 – 15.00	Session 2
	Track A: Recommender Systems Session Chair: Milan de Cauwer		Track B: Scalable Algorithms Session Chair: Sapna Negi
	Mesut Kaya	20 - Intent-Aware Diversification using Item-Based SubProfiles	Niki Pavlopoulou	110 - Automatic Anomaly Detection over Sliding Windows
	Gunjan Kumar	72 - A Sequence-based and Context Modelling Framework for Recommendation	Bendechache Malika	77 - Distributed Spatial Data Clustering as a New Approach for Big Data Analysis
	Diego Carraro	39 - Recommender Systems in Cold-Start Scenarios	Tadhg Fitzgerald	74 - Realtime Algorithm Configuration: Enhancements and Improvements
	Guangyuan Piao	111 - Semantics-aware User Modeling and Recommender Systems on the Social Web	Adejuyigbe O. Fajemisin	105 - An Application of Data Analytics to Large-Scale Bilevel Optimisation
15.00 – 16.00	Coffee and Poster Session
16.00 – 17.00	Session 3
	Track A: Data in Health Care Session Chair: Ciara Duignan		Track B: Text Analysis Session Chair: Ali Naeem
	Matthew Flood	64 - Quantification of Adaptations in Motor Control in Parkinson’s Disease Using Electromyography and Accelerometry	Joana Barros	54 - Detecting disease mentions in Twitter
	Patrick Slevin	32 - “The numbers might reassure me I’m doing well.” Exploring COPD patient Perceptions of Patient Generated Health Data.	Arjumand Younus	79 - Textual Analytics for Property Price Prediction on an Irish Online Estate Information System
	Keana De Guzman	36 - Smart Tattoos for Non Invasive Skin Diagnostics	Siobhán Grayson	82 - Conspiracies and Skeptism on Reddit: Two Sides of the Same Coin?
	Martin O'Reilly	68 - The Development and Evaluation of Biofeedback Systems for the Classification of Lower-Limb Exercises with IMUs	Sapna Negi	89 - Using Distant Supervision for Representation Learning for Suggestion Detection
17.00 - 17.30	Closing and Awards
17.30 - 19.30	Dinner and Networking

Each session will have 2 parallel tracks

Submission Guidelines

Abstracts and posters should be submitted here. Please submit both the abstract and posters in PDF format. To submit your poster, create a new submission and prepend “POSTER ” to your submission title, e.g. If your abstract is titled “Data Science FTW”, your poster should be titled “POSTER Data Science FTW”. Please select only one topic when submitting your abstracts and posters. Templates can be found at:

Abstract:Latex and Word
Poster:Latex and PowerPoint

Please endeavour to follow the branding guidelines on the Insight internal pages.
The posters resulting from Research funded by SFI must include the acknowledgement, at least in part, of SFI: "This publication has emanated from research conducted with the financial support of Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) under Grant Number SFI/12/RC/2289, OR, where the publication has emanated from multiple sources of funding: "This publication has emanated from research supported in part by a research grant from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) under Grant Number SFI/12/RC/2289".