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Johan Paul Hion

Projects and networks


At the Institute of Computer Science, we do research and development with the help of Estonian state research grants, foreign-funded projects and in cooperation with companies and the public sector. Institute of Computer Science researchers on Google Scholar and ETIS.

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European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant
The Process Improvement Explorer (PIX), 2019-2024
Automated Discovery and Assessment of Business Process Improvement Opportunities

PIX develops conceptual frameworks and algorithms to analyze process execution data in order to discover possible improvement opportunities.

Main investigator: Prof. Marlon Dumas
Masinõppe kaasprofessor Meelis Kull
Estonian Centre of Excellence in AI (EXAI)
The Estonian Centre of Excellence in AI has four focus areas dedicated to the foundations of AI and five focus areas centered on the applications of AI. The consortia includes research groups from the University of Tartu, Tallinn University of Technology and AS Cybernetica.

Head of the Centre: Associate Professor Meelis Kull
Funding: Estonian Ministry of Education and Research.
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LUMI Supercomputer
Led by the Finnish IT Centre for Science, CSC, one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, LUMI is being built. Estonia also has a holding in the computer, which gives our researchers and companies access to much higher computing capacity than they have had so far. The High Performance Computing Center of University of Tartu, as a partner in the LUMI consortium, is working to develop the supercomputer. We have developed a resource management solution Puhuri, which gives access to the computing capacity.
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European Strategy Forum for Research Infrastructures (ESFRI)
ESFRI is a strategic instrument to develop the scientific integration of Europe and to strengthen its international outreach. The Institute of Computer Science of the University of Tartu is a member of several international research infrastructures. ELIXIR, a distributed infrastructure for life-science information ELIXIR ensures that data generated by publicly funded research is accessible for users in academia and industry. ELIXIR enables the exchange and analysis of data and supports knowledge sharing between researchers.

Training representative: Prof. Hedi Peterson
Rajesh Sharma
SoBigData++
SoBigData++ is a distributed and multi-disciplinary research infrastructure aimed at using social mining, big data and artificial intelligence to understand our globally-interconnected society.

Leader in Estonia: Assoc. Prof. Rajesh Sharma
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