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EuroSPI² 2024 (4 - 6 September 2024) has 10 international thematic workshop streams supported by thematic topic communities. Each thematic stream integrates both, research sessions and industry / applied science sessions. The thematic streams are a mix of talks provoking discussions, full presentations and panel discussions which focus on specific questions of interest. In addition there is a half day about new research and industry project and funding proposal ideas. Some streams run longer than one day depending on the size of the community and contributions.
Each thematic workshop covers specific thematic topics and mixes research and industry presentations/discussions on that specific topic.
Associated Technology Day - Pre-Conference Event (2 September 2024)
The associated technology day is a half day online event on 2 September 2024, with key note speakers presenting most recent developments. It can be attended free of cost. A link to the online conference will be published and the access to the presentations and discussions will be free. There are key note presentations and content based webinar sessions. Key note sessions are from leading industry or experts, and webinar sessions are presenting first and then using tools to which attendees can access in a gamified scenario. This pre-conference event on 2 September 2024 is free of cost.
See the technology day page.
The EuroSPI 2024 Program (Joint EuroSPI and ICSSP event)
The conference has 5 parallel streams. This year the ICSSP joins forces and the ICSSP conference will form a 5th stream of the EuroSPI conferebce. Attendees register for the whole event and can attend EuroSPI as well as the ICSSP stream. Each stream contains a mix of research and industry/applied science papers/presentations. Also each stream contains a mix of pitch talks (show key message and discuss) and full presentations. Also there will be one special session for discussing new funding proposals and finding partners for ideas. The future conference strategy of EuroSPI² is to gather core topics and build communities around the core thematic topics. Leading industry and research lead the thematic topic streams.
Also EuroSPI² continuously builds the SPI strategy and understanding in Europe and the world and continues to promote and develop the SPI Manifesto.
Attendees can book single days, any combination of 2 days, or all 3 days.
You can access the <Room Plan will be published> in the R building of Hochschule Munich campus. You can download the <EuroSPI 2023 sessions and workshop assignment of rooms>.
Opening by Hochschule München
EuroSPI Chair, Dr Richard Messnarz,
Stan Stutton, President of the ICSSP, USA, and Paul Clarke, DCU, Ireland, Treasurer of ICSSP
Automotive Skills Alliance, Dr Jakub Stolfa, ASA Director,
iNTACS, Bernhard Sechser, Advisory Board Member,
Samer Sameh, EuroSPI Chair for ASA Cooperation
Coffee Break
Lunch Break
Coffee Break
Key Note 1: Innovation Agents – Moving from Process Driven to Human, Centred Intelligence Driven Approaches, Prof. Tom Peisl Hochschule München, Germany
Address: Herbststraße 2, 83022 Rosenheim, Germany
Coffee Break
Lunch Break
Key Note 3: to be announced
Key Note 4: ASA Automotive Skills Alliance - The New Initiative TRIREME (follow up of DRIVES and FLAMENCO) - News about Implementing a European Skills Strategy for the Automotive Industry
Coffee Break
20.00 - 21.00 Classical Music Event
Karol Danis and Anton Bashynskyi are exceptional musicians who play classical music at EuroSPI social events since 2021 and have both won a number of international prizes. You will meet them also at EuroSPI 2023 in Grenoble. See the profile of Karol Danis and of Anton Bashynskyi.
21.00 - 23.00 Gala-Diner at the Bamberger House.
Coffee Break
Shorter Lunch Break
Online Key Note 6: EuroSPI in the NID system and the Online Journal
Professor H. Maurer, Ph.D., MAE, Graz University of Technology, Austria
Plenary: To be announced
Key Note 7: intacs Updates: Automotive SPICE® 4.0 and the influence on the intacs training and certification scheme,
Bernhard Sechser, intacs and Process Fellows, Germany