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We firmly consider that research is a task that must not be done alone. The exchange of ideas and researchers with other groups plays a crucial role in our everyday work as researchers. The list of institutions we are currently collaborating with is included below:
The list of our current partners is included below:
This document provides information about how to setup collaboration and interchange agreements with our group, including:
The interchange of researchers with other groups via the financial support of the SOCRATES program is one of our main goals in this field, since it is the fastest way to share knowledge and to conceive future common international projects.
Main features:
Setting up an interchange agreement is a easy as to fill a form!
If your research group is interested in the interchange of researchers with ours, please download the next document and follow its instructions:
Department of Telecooperation (DT).
Johannes Kepler University of Linz.
Linz.
Austria.
Dr. Gabriele Kotsis.
689.
2007 - 2010.

Human Computer Interaction Group (HCIG).
Patras.
Greece.
Dr. Avouris Nikolaos.
Dr. Fidas Christos.
679.
2007 - 2010.

Department of Telecommunications and Media Informatics (TMIT).
Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
Budapest.
Hungary.
602.
2006 - 2010.
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Cognitive Computing Group (CCG).
Umeå.
Sweden.
Dr. Lars-Erik Janlert.
Dr. Thomas Pederson.
601.
2006 - 2010.

Center for Visual Cognition (CVC).
Copenhagen.
Denmark.
Dr. Lisbeth Harms.
529.
2005 - 2010.

Institut Nationale des Télécommunications.
Paris.
France.
Dr. Mounir Mokhtari.
494.
2004 - 2010.

Department of Information Technology (DIT).
The Poznan University of Economics.
Poznan.
Poland.
Dr. Wojciech Cellary.
Dr. Wojciech Wiza.
(484) /567.
2004 - 2010.

Centre for Information Security and Network Research (CISNR).
Plymouth.
United Kingdom.
Dr. Steven Furnell.
Dr. Paul Dowland.
495.
2004 - 2010.

Oviedo.
Spain.
PC-04-31.
2004 - 2010.

We are currently looking for public programs able to provide financial support for setting up similar exchange agreements with research groups of Asia, America and North Africa.
Any idea is welcome!