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Data science and energy : some lessons from Europe on higher education course design and delivery

Hussain Kazmi, Íngrid Munné-Collado, Khaoula Tidriri, Lars Nordström, Frank Gielen (UGent) and Johan Driesen

(2022) HARVARD DATA SCIENCE REVIEW. 4(1).
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Accessible user interface support for multi-device ubiquitous applications: architectural modifiability considerations

Heïko Desruelle (UGent) , Simon Isenberg, Andreas Botsikas, Paolo Vergori and Frank Gielen (UGent)

(2016) UNIVERSAL ACCESS IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY. 15(1). p.5-19
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Context-driven progressive enhancement of mobile web applications: a multicriteria decision-making approach

Heïko Desruelle (UGent) and Frank Gielen (UGent)

(2015) COMPUTER JOURNAL. 58(8). p.1732-1746
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How engaging start-ups in research activities can lead to more effective technology and knowledge transfer from public research organisations

S De Cleyn, J Meysman, J Braet and Frank Gielen (UGent)

(2014) Proceedings of RENT XXVIII. p.1-16
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On the technical challenges for enabling multiscreen media consumption applications via hybrid web technology

Heïko Desruelle (UGent) , Martin Lasak and Frank Gielen (UGent)

(2014) Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Advanced IT, engineering and Management. p.3-4
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Activating researchers for entrepreneurship: bridging the gap between research and transfer to society

S De Cleyn, Frank Gielen (UGent) and J Coppens

(2014) Proceedings of the 2014 University-Industry Interaction Conference. p.1-21
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An internet-based architecture supporting ubiquitous application user interfaces

Heïko Desruelle (UGent) , Simon Isenberg, Dieter Blomme (UGent) , Krishna Bangalore and Frank Gielen (UGent)

(2013) The Future Internet Future Internet Assembly 2013: Validated Results and New Horizons. In Lecture Notes in Computer Science 7858. p.272-283
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Multi-device application middleware: leveraging the ubiquity of the Web with webinos

Heïko Desruelle (UGent) , Simon Isenberg, John Lyle and Frank Gielen (UGent)

(2013) JOURNAL OF SUPERCOMPUTING. 66(1). p.4-20
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Incubators as enablers for academic entrepreneurship

Frank Gielen (UGent) , S De Cleyn and J Coppens

(2013) University-Industry Interaction Network conference, Proceedings. p.130-140
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Leveraging on public means for start-ups: a case study on the catalytic role of iMinds' entrepreneurship program

Frank Gielen (UGent) , S De Cleyn and J Coppens

(2013) Proceedings of the XXVII RENT conference. p.1-20

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Data science and energy : some lessons from Europe on higher education course design and delivery

Accessible user interface support for multi-device ubiquitous applications: architectural modifiability considerations

Context-driven progressive enhancement of mobile web applications: a multicriteria decision-making approach

How engaging start-ups in research activities can lead to more effective technology and knowledge transfer from public research organisations

On the technical challenges for enabling multiscreen media consumption applications via hybrid web technology

Activating researchers for entrepreneurship: bridging the gap between research and transfer to society

An internet-based architecture supporting ubiquitous application user interfaces

Multi-device application middleware: leveraging the ubiquity of the Web with webinos

Incubators as enablers for academic entrepreneurship

Leveraging on public means for start-ups: a case study on the catalytic role of iMinds' entrepreneurship program

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