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The Queen Jadwiga
Foundation organizes the series of the lectures “QJF Lectures” in which the
best thinkers and scientists will present theirs point of views on the most
important issue of the European culture. These lectures will present
interdisciplinary approach to the research inspired by tradition that comes
from the Christian Europe.
UPCOMING
EVENTS
Rok 2015
Prof.
Z.
Les
"Machine
understanding and Human Understanding"
The IEEE Computer Society of the IEEE Victorian Section & IEEE Student
Branch of The University of Melbourne present:
When: 10 September 2015 from 5:45 pm refreshments start or 6:00 pm to
7:30 pm.
Where: Greenwood Theatre (EEE), Building 193, University of Melbourne (http://maps.unimelb.edu.au/parkville/building/193/greenwood_theatre)
Rok 2009
A lecture given by Dr. Z. Les
and M. Les under auspicious of the Queen Jadwiga
Research Institute of Understanding (QJRIU) and the Australian
Computer Society.
DATE: 18 February 2009
TOPIC: Building a Machine with Visual Thinking Capabilities
VENUE: Telstra Theatrette, 242
Exhibition Street, Melbourne
TIME: 5:30pm for a 6:00pm start
Rok 2007
Three lectures given by Dr. Zbigniew
Les:
DATE: 01 May 2007, 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm
TOPIC: "Designing a
visual understanding machine"
VENUE: Melbourne University, Melbourne, Australia
Organized by the Department of
Computer Science
Theatre 3 (2.05) ICT Building,
111 Barry St Carlton, Melbourne, Australia
DATE: 09 May 2007, 1.00 pm to 2.00 pm
TOPIC: "Building
machine with visual thinking capabilities"
VENUE: Monash
University, Melbourne,
Australia
Organized by IEEE, Victorian Chapter, Australia
DATE: 14 October 2007, 12.30 pm to 2.00 pm
TOPIC: "Building
Thinking Machines – epistemological problem"
VENUE: Swinburne University,
Melbourne, Australia
Organized by Swinburne University, Computer
Science Department, Australia
2004
2. Zbigniew LES & Magdalena LES “Shape Understanding
System: application of statistical methods in designing of the system with
the visual thinking capabilities”
2002
1. Zbigniew LES &
Magdalena LES “Shape Understanding System: visual thinking as part of
understanding process – a new way of problem solving and communication in
design of the intelligent systems (robots)“
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