"The world population is transient and networked in social media.
They danced, drank, and networked in Viennese fashion, making connections that hopefully will further their scientific careers.
Last January, Vienna's scientific community flocked to the city's first-ever scientists' ball, where researchers danced, drank, and networked in Viennese fashion, making connections that they hope will further their scientific careers.
Behrendt [2] makes a strong case for the "smart velomobility" concept where cycling has an important role to play as a sustainable, active and networked mode in the context of Smart Cities and the Internet of Things.
As the innovation process has become more open and networked, Government policy in the UK has sought to promote both research excellence in the university sector and the translation of this into economic benefit through university business engagement.
This increase in data, often referred to as a "data tsunami", is driven by the proliferation of social media along with an increase in mobile and networked devices (the Internet of Things), finance and online retail as well as advances in the physical and life sciences sectors.
The former topic drives attention on academics' new practices in digital, open and networked contexts; the second is focused on the requirements and strategies to promote academics' professional learning and career advancement.
Harman and Baidu previously teamed up to launch a solution called CarLife that offers networked, Internet-based features accessible via networked in-car infotainment systems.
The conclusion sketches out future research of "smart velomobilities" and also points out the policy and innovation potential of cycling as active, sustainable and networked mode of transport in the context of Smart Cities and the Internet of Things.
And they're particularly good at telling stories that reflect the digital age — stories about fractured realities, complex systems, and networked ways of being in the world.
