Studiare all’Unipi: corsi, iscrizioni e servizi per ogni fase del percorso accademico, dall’orientamento alle opportunità post-laurea
Servizi e opportunità per accompagnare chi studia a Pisa nel percorso universitario, in un campus integrato nella città
Con la nostra ricerca, espandiamo la frontiera della conoscenza e prepariamo persone pronte a contribuire al futuro della società
Valorizziamo la conoscenza in un rapporto aperto con le imprese e la società per la crescita culturale, sociale ed economica del Paese
Promuoviamo la diffusione del sapere e sosteniamo le trasformazioni sociali, partecipando al progresso della comunità e del territorio
L’identità di Unipi: la sua storia, i valori che la guidano e la visione del futuro, tra tradizione, innovazione e impegno per la comunità
The PhD Program in Smart Computing is a joint programme provided by the Universities of Florence, Pisa, and Siena.
Smart computing is an important multi-disciplinary area where advanced computational methods and technologies are combined with engineering approaches to create systems, applications and new services that meet the needs of society. Several and diverse application areas are covered, including business, health-care, energy, transportation systems, environment, security, surveillance, industrial systems, information retrieval and publishing, entertainment and creativity, social activities. In all these areas, innovation requires both conceiving new applications and services, as well as improving the efficiency, reliability, and susteinability of the existing ones.
This PhD program provides a high-profile scientific training on building software intensive systems and applications that meet the needs of users and society through a principled exploitation of advanced methods of computer science and engineering. This combines together theoretical and practical aspects to advance our understanding of how to design and build smart computing systems and how to use computing technology to design smart things and make human life better. The development of smart computing systems intertwins, in a holistic way, most major areas of computer science and engineering, including reconfigurable computing, computer architectures, operating systems, computational intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, software engineering, quantitative and formal methods for performance and dependability evaluation, automatic media interpretation, computer vision, internet technologies, distributed computing and sensing, pervasive computing, social computing, computer security. Additionally, many interdisciplinary applications exist linking computing to more traditional scientific disciplines such as biology, chemistry, neurosciences, medicine, physics, and economy.