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The Long Arc of Telecommunications

3 Ottobre 2018

ore: 15:00

Complesso di San Giovanni in Monte, Aula Prodi (Piazza San Giovanni in Monte, 2 - Bologna)

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Bologna will host Dr. Vinton Cerf, co-creator of the Internet’s key networking technology. The event is structured as a round table with an explicit emphasis on interaction between the panelists and the audience as well as among the members of the audience. Organized by the University of Bologna, the Marconi Foundation and the Internet Society Italia, the event is hosted by the CIRSFID Bologna University, with Professor Monica Palmirani giving the welcoming presentation. Elettra Marconi, Gabriele Falciasecca (Marconi Foundation), Filippo Giannetti (Pisa Univerrsity), Stefano Trumpy (Internet Society Italy), Enzo Valente (Consortium GARR) and Cesare Maioli (University of Bologna, CIRSFID) will partecipate in the round tablewill partecipate in the round table.

The workshop will start at 3 PM with the welcome and opening remarks by prof. Monica Palmirani. At 3,30 PM we have the keynote speech of Vinton Cerf titled "The long arc of telecommunication". Vinton Cerf, vice president and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google, will start with the telegraph and then the dramatic wireless signal across the Atlantic in 1901 after the trans-Atlantic cable was laid for telegraphy. He will expose the fundamental role that Guglielmo Marconi had as a pioneer in telecommunications from the beginning of telecommunications historical arc more a century ago. Then on to broadcast radio, television. Then computers and packet switching, the ARPANET, the Internet, the Interplanetary network. He will pick up also satellite communications from 1960 to present plans for vast arrays of small, LEO satellites. Before closing, He will explore in a bit more detail the evolution of packet switching to the Software Defined Network of today. At 4,30 PM will start the Round table and Q&A session with Elettra Marconi, Vinton Cerf, Gabriele Falciasecca, Filippo Giannetti, Monica Palmirani, Cesare Maioli, Stefano Trumpy and Enzo Valente.