The PHYSICS project, held its 8th General Assembly meeting on November 8th – 9th, 2023, in Florence, Italy. Hosted by GFT, the meeting provided an opportunity for partners to present updates on task progress and deliverables, as well as discuss upcoming project results. The coordinator and leaders of the work packages (WP) led discussions on any outstanding issues, fostering active participation and constructive feedback.

The meeting was conducted using a hybrid format, accommodating both in-person and remote attendees. Among the meeting’s key objectives were the status of PHYSICS’ 2nd Iteration Pilot Implementation, the finalization of the Final Review demo, and the definition of the Final Review agenda and logistics.

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The PHYSICS project’s 7th General Assembly meeting was held on July 4th – 5th, 2023, in Pafos, Cyprus. The meeting was hosted by Innov-Acts LTD. During the GA the consortium partners presented their updates on the progress of different tasks and deliverables and discussed current and upcoming project results. The coordinator and leaders of the work packages (WP) facilitated discussions on any remaining issues, promoting active participation and constructive feedback. To accommodate both in-person and remote attendees, the meeting was conducted using a hybrid format.

We eagerly anticipate the upcoming meeting!

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The 6th General Assembly meeting of the PHYSICS project took place on March 6th – 7th, 2023, in Munich, Germany, and was hosted by Fujitsu TDS GmbH.
The event provided a platform for the consortium partners to report on the status of various tasks and deliverables. The coordinator and work package (WP) leaders led discussions on any outstanding matters, fostering engagement and collaboration. The meeting was conducted using a hybrid format, blending in-person and virtual participation.

Looking forward to the next one!

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The 5th PHYSICS project General Assembly meeting was held on November 15th – 16th, 2022 in Madrid, Spain and was hosted by ATOS.
Partners had the opportunity to update the consortium on the progress of different tasks and deliverables, and further discuss any open issues. Led by the coordinator and WP leaders, the consortium also discussed feedback generated by the project’s review and future plans regarding the third and final year of the PHYSICS project. The meeting was organized in a hybrid mode.

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The 4th PHYSICS project General Assembly meeting was held on July 4th – 6th, 2022. The meeting was hosted by RYAX in Athens, Greece. During the meeting, the partners analyzed the project’s growth and had the opportunity to participate in meeting in person or join virtually in discussions about the next goals of the project. All the work packages of the project were discussed in-depth to monitor the project’s progress and agree on future plans.

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The PHYSICS project General Assembly meeting was held on March 30th & 31st. The meeting was hosted by Red Hat in Israel. During the meeting the partners had the opportunity to participate at meeting in person or join virtually to discuss the overall progress of the project. The agenda included the project overview as well as a technical overview, including Work Packages related: to QoS and orchestration mechanisms and trust; smart contracts and decision support mechanisms; integration, pilots and evaluation. Discussions on planning the next steps of the project were also held.

The PHYSICS project coordinator, Fabrizio Di Peppo also presented the PHYSICS project to the Red Hat staff during lunchtime.

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Application period is about to start!

Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a program designed to bring new, excited contributors into open source communities, with the hope that they will continue to contribute to open source communities long after their GSoC program ends. Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a program designed to bring new, excited contributors into open source communities, with the hope that they will continue to contribute to open source communities long after their GSoC program ends.

Partners of the PHYSICS project will be mentoring through ELLAK, the greek free and open source community, with a focus on implementing workflow, parallelization and cloud design patterns in Node-RED for Function as Service coordination:

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On March 3^rd, 2022 the PHYSICS project had the opportunity to present the recent project outcoming in the frame to the technical community at an event organized by Horizon Cloud.

During the event, the motivation framing the PHYSICS project alongside the project’s goals, objectives and use cases. The introduction to the PHYSICS project was followed up by the presentation on the PHYSICS Function-As-A-Service (FaaS) approach and the design environment for FaaS. In particular, the presentation discussed the characteristics of FaaS as well as the challenges of application development in the FaaS model. Then, it also introduced the audience to the PHYSICS Design Environment and patterns employed to support reusability, manageability and abstracted functionality.

The presentation was followed up by a Q&A session through which participants had the opportunity to ask questions and project partners could elaborate further on specific aspects of the project as well as on its future steps.

More information about the PHYSICS project is available HERE.

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The recording of the webinar is available here

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