Author Archives: Johan Myrberger

Three weeks ago the SAIL project met physically again. This time in Bristol, at the premises of the SAIL partner HP Labs. The main meeting took place between Tuesday Sep. 18th and Thursday Sep. 20th, but already on Monday several … Continue reading →

Once again the whole SAIL-project is gathered. This time in Lisbon, at Instituto Superior Técnico. The 4th General Meeting takes place this week, and one of the highlights of the week is the internal demo event. The time had come … Continue reading →

The European Commission continuously reviews the progress of all EC-funded research projects. As SAIL is one of these projects we are of course also reviewed regularly. Tomorrow is the day for the formal review of the first twelve months of the SAIL project. The … Continue reading →

Any WordPress-gurus out there? Sometimes you find yourself stuck on a simple task, and spend time trying to resolve an issue that you didn’t expect. Today was such a day… SAIL is about to publish the first quarterly newsletter. It … Continue reading →

In a comment to an earlier post Roberto Galoppini pointed to a blog entry he wrote about EU-funded projects and Online Dissemination. Let’s take that as a starting point and see where SAIL are at the moment, and where we’re … Continue reading →

The third and last day of the concertation meeting was dedicated to cluster meetings. Three different clusters had their own tracks, and myself and Thomas joined the Future Internet cluster on behalf of SAIL. Paulo de Sousa opened the day … Continue reading →

The second day of the concertation meeting was the main plenary meeting. The room was more crowded, and we listened to a very large number of short presentations. The Future Internet concertation meeting covers quite a few projects, as you … Continue reading →

SAIL is part of the European Commission’s 7th Framework Programme (FP7), and within the scope of FP7 a number of concertation meetings are held. The objective of these concertation meetings is to align and exchange ideas between the involved projects. … Continue reading →

It’s finally time to open up Sailor’s Inn, the blog of the SAIL project. Welcome! No, you will not be able to get a pint or two. Internet is still not able to serve you that (and besides, it would … Continue reading →