Technology Monitoring Track:
Members of the Swiss Technology Observatory community met in Sachseln (Obwalden) in June 2024 and gave presentations on technology monitoring topics. This retreat is a cherished tradition for researchers and students working at or collaborating with the Cyber-Defence Campus. The event provides a vibrant platform to share expertise, insights, and perspectives in a relaxed and stimulating environment. This retreat is a unique opportunity for people from diverse fields to collaborate and meet other academia, industry, and government experts.
Presentation |
Speaker(s) |
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TM Research Portfolio 2024 – 2028 |
Julian Jang-Jaccard, Alain Mermoud |
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Bibliometric Network Visualization with OpenAlex: An Analysis of the Quantum Computing Hardware Ecosystem |
Martin Sand |
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LLM-Resilient Bibliometrics: |
Alexander Sternfeld |
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LLM-Resilient Bibliometrics:
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Andrei Kucharavy |
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Follow the Path: Hierarchy-Aware Extreme Multi-Label Completion for Semantic Text Tagging |
Julien Audiffren |
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Building a Technology Monitoring LLM agent |
Angelika Romanou |
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Disentangling the Sources of Cyber Risk Premia |
Loïc Maréchal, Nathan Monnet |
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Quantum Technologies Track:
As part of this annual retreat, a Quantum Technologies Track was introduced, reflecting the growing interest in quantum technologies. This track brought together key players in the quantum technologies landscape to share their research and development, fostering discussions aimed at identifying potential collaboration opportunities.
| Title | Speaker(s) | Link to slides |
| Swiss Quantum Initiative | Andreas Mashur |  |
| Quantum Computing Technologies at PSI | Kirsten Moselund | |
| Quantum Activities at ETH | Anu Unnikrishnan | |
| Quantum Activities at EPFL | Philippe Caroff | |
| NIST and PQC – IBM Security Lab | Michael Osborne | |
| Tracking Progress in Quantum Hardware Development | Mattia Fiorenti | |