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NEWS November 2012: Congratulations to Zhixu Li and co-authors Dr Mohamed Sharaf and A/Prof Xue Li, for wining the Best Paper Award at WISE 2012! This paper is part of Zhixu's PhD work. WISE is an ERA A conference. October 2012: A/Prof Shazia Sadiq is among the five winners of the 2012 UQ Awards for Teaching Excellence. The annual teaching awards acknowledge a dedicated and inspirational group of teachers and teaching programs. Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Professor Mick McManus, said the awards honoured some of UQ's most committed and inspirational educators and celebrated the high quality of teaching at the University. September 2012: Congratulations to A/Prof Shazia Sadiq on winning the InfoTech Research Award at the 2012 Women in Technology Awards on Friday 7 September. The WiT Awards is an annual program fully developed by WiT in association with industry to celebrate outstanding women in the technology industries. This program provides all women regardless of age or career status, opportunities to develop their careers and be recognised. The WiT Awards focus on professional achievement, commitment to continuous career development, and support of WiT's objectives. August 2012: This year's International Conference on Web Information System
Engineering (WISE 2012, an ERA A-ranked conference) set up a Challenge
for social networking analytics, using over 300 million tweets from 70
million users. There are two tracks, the performance track and the
mining track. There were 19 teams in the world participated this
challenge. The DKE team, led by A/Prof Xue Li, is the
winner for the mining track! The team members include: Sayan Unankard,
Ling Chen, Peng Li, Sen Wang, Zi Huang, Mohamed Sharaf. Big
congratulations to Xue and the team! For further information: http://www.wise2012.cs.ucy.ac.cy/challenge.html July 2012: Prof. Heng Tao Shen
awarded ARC Future Fellowship to investigate innovative approaches to
analysing online video content and context will lead to new ways of
interacting with video in the mobile world. This project will aim to
develop real-time mobile systems for enabling rich and highly dynamic
digital video experiences through context-aware indexing, retrieval and
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Welcome to the Data and Knowledge Engineering (DKE) Research Group in the School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, University of Queensland. DKE is working in the area of large-scale databases and information systems. The technology is available today to send bit strings from anywhere to anywhere, and for programs running in one place to communicate with programs running in another. People are building systems that cross organisational boundaries in such areas as supply chain management and collaborative bioinformatics. These applications involve a wide range of data types, some of which are extremely complex. Our group, with its origins in the database world, is a leading research group in the organisation of the content and behaviour of these large-scale information systems, to provide information infrastructure for data-driven applications. Members of the group have current funding close to 8 million which includes research funding from ARC and industry as well as large initiatives (infrastructure, ARC centre, ARC special initiatives etc.) including the lead for the ARC Network on Enterprise Information Infrastructures. The group has an immensely successful track record of publishing in the top ranked conferences and journals such as SIGMOD, VLDB, ICDE, various ACM and IEEE transactions with over 200 publications in last 5 years including over 30 A* ranked publications.The group also contributes significantly to the international research community which includes chairing, PC membership and reviewing for some of the most prominent conferences and journals in the area. The group is responsible for the teaching of the INFS coded courses offered by the School of ITEE.
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