ABSTRACT This paper presents a comprehensive collection of reusable artifacts for addressing security and privacy issues in the context of flow-based programming in Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) environments. With the rapid adoption of FaaS platforms, it becomes […]
ABSTRACT In this paper we report our experiences from the migration of an AI model inference process, used in the context of an E-health platform to the Function as a Service model. To that direction, […]
Automatic understanding of patients to drive personalized interventions is becoming important in personalized healthcare, especially when patients are suffering from chronic conditions, ideally spending most of their patient journey away from clinical facilities. In most […]
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 […]
A new publication of the PHYSICS H2020 project entitled “Enhancing Smart Agriculture Scenarios with Low-code, Pattern-oriented Functionalities for Cloud/Edge Collaboration” was presented at the 5th International Workshop on IoT Applications and Industry 5.0 of the IEEE DCOSS-IoT […]
ABSTRACT The ability to split applications across different locations in the continuum (edge/cloud) creates needs for application break down into smaller and more distributed chunks. In this realm the Function as a Service approach appears […]
ABSTRACT In this paper we report our experiences from the migration of an AI model inference process, used in the context of an E-health platform to the Function as a Service model. To that direction, […]
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 […]
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, […]
PHYSICS project has just terminated its first Impact Intensification period, in which efforts were further pursued to increase the external involvement in the project activities. This doesn’t mean that the project remains idle in other […]
