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Selected Highlights
	An overview on ICT and critical infrastructure protection
	Wireless sensor and actuator net- works for critical infrastructure protection
	Protection of elec-trical energy distribution infrastructures - The example of EDP
	Interview with Aurelio Blanquet
	Monitoring drinking water pipelines
	Critical infra- structures in emergencies

Eurescom mess@ge 1/2011

ICT for critical infrastructure
protection
 

The protection of critical infrastructures is one of the major challenges for society and economy. In this issue’s cover theme, we highlight some of the latest solutions European research has to offer in making our critical infrastructures more secure. The relevance of the cover theme has been dramatically highlighted by the recent earthquake/tsunami and the ensuing nuclear disaster in Japan.

This issue presents selected insights from European experts on research activities and results which will help improve critical infrastructure protection through the use of advanced information and communication technologies.

Critical infrastructures in emergencies
 

OMEGA Open Event - The next generation of home networking

The final OMEGA Open Event in Rennes, France, presented leading-edge technologies which will shape the future of home networking. Read the report from Eurescom's programme manager Adam Kapovits on the highlights of the event.

A BIT BEYOND

Digital self-control

Eurescom mess@ge editor-in-chief Milon Gupta explores how ICTs can help resist temptation and control our addictions.
 

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From 16 to 19 May 2011, the European Future Internet community will meet in Budapest, Hungary, for the Future Internet Week. Eurescom will be involved via the FIRESTATION project and other research initiatives.