Network of Excellence in Internet Science Network of Excellence in Internet Science (EINS) 4 th Plenary Meeting Bologna, June 2014 FP7-ICT EINS All JRA Session Inputs from JRA2 Clare Hooper (IT Innovation, JRA2)

4 th EINS Plenary Meeting, Bologna, June 2014 Re-Thinking Architecturally  Workshop on architecture, design  Broaden thinking, bring fresh concepts and methods, identify implications  Unconference-style open sessions. Goals:  Explore architecture and design from multi- disciplinary perspectives  Connect methods, methodologies, exemplars  Debate the architecture of the future internet  Identify best practices  Next steps: case studies, teaching, workshops, papers (C) 2014 University of Southampton IT Innovation Centre and other EINS partners

4 th EINS Plenary Meeting, Bologna, June 2014 Re-Thinking Architecturally: practical details  22 to 26 September on Tiree, Scotland (a beautiful, remote island… with an airport!)  We invite representatives of each JRA  Working to balance diversity of disciplines!  Expressions of interest (max 300 words) to by 4 July  Name, job title, affiliation, discipline(s), motivation  Accommodation and full board provided; you need only arrange your travel (C) 2014 University of Southampton IT Innovation Centre and other EINS partners

4 th EINS Plenary Meeting, Bologna, June 2014 Methods, methodologies, use cases  We are seeking the above!  Case studies are very welcome  JRA4, 5, 6, 7, 8…  In JRA8 – energy distribution and social media to alter perceptions and behaviour…? (C) 2014 University of Southampton IT Innovation Centre and other EINS partners

4 th EINS Plenary Meeting, Bologna, June 2014 Recommendations to standard bodies  Assessment of the role of standardization in Internet Science  Foster translation of research results into emerging technologies  Gap analysis  what could be standardized out of Internet science results (not currently covered by these bodies)  which current (and/or foreseeable) activities of these standardization bodies could be “influenced” by Internet science activities  First version focused on technical standards (C) 2014 A-LBell and other EINS partners

4 th EINS Plenary Meeting, Bologna, June 2014 Technical gaps & challenges  Could Internet science lead to "third architectural path" instead of those inspired from theory of utility and theory of component change ?  Social (more generally human science) dimension is often absent of technology standardization (should it be ?)  Economy often limited to cost/revenues, resource optimization, operation, of the infrastructure (wide-sense)  EINS perspective on net-neutrality, privacy, anonymity, etc ?  Technical standards keeps focus on electrical/electronic and computer systems... what about hybrid systems such as  Nano-scale systems (e.g. programmable bio-chemical systems, neural nets, etc.)  Brain-related ICT ?  Extension of man-machine interface to e.g. brain-computer interface and intrinsic properties of the communication medium e.g., bio-chemical substrate  Etc. (C) 2014 A-LBell and other EINS partners

4 th EINS Plenary Meeting, Bologna, June 2014 In search of standardisation inputs  Do you have…  Documents we can look at,  Topics we should address,  Pointers to relevant standards / regulatory bodies, or  Suggestions for our key audience? (And how to get their attention!)  We seek volunteers to review our text Remember: the last reknown universalist is H.Poincare ( ) (C) 2014 A-LBell and other EINS partners