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Research group in databases technologies
- 1. Research Group in Databases Technologies MARCOS ORTIZ(@MARCOSLUIS2186) DATEC, UNIVERSITY OF INFORMATION SCIENCES
- 2. Agenda Foundations and first steps Research topics Active members Activities Future projections
- 3. Foundations and first steps Founded in May 31th, 2012 with 15 members of the University with a single objective: to push the research and innovation in Database Systems and related technologies Invited students, members of the Management team of the University interested on these topics
- 4. Foundations and first steps Afterthat, two experienced researchers were invited to talk about three main topics: How to publish, write and present scientific papers One of them was Jorge Gulín González, PhD, Director of Research at UCI
- 5. Research topics PostgreSQL Extension Development Integration between Relational DBMS and NoSQL data stores Big Data analytics-based Applications Data Migration techniques Data Warehousing Data Mining Semantic Web
- 6. Active members Currently, there are just Three members of the group which have earned a Master degree Keyobjective: to become research and innovation in Masters and PhDs
- 7. Activities Last Thursday of the Month in form of: Scientific seminars Articles discussions Papers related to these topics Results of research
- 8. Future projections Growing of Masters and PhDs related to Databases Systems (Key objective) Participationin national and international events related to Databases Systems and Applications (ACM SIGMOD, KDD, VLDB, etc)