Reports
Reports, publications and presentations from previous working groups convened by Informatics Europe are available here for download.
Future of the European Scientific Societies in Informatics
At the ECSS 2010 in Prague a panel with representatives from ACM Europe, CEPIS, EAI, ERCIM, EAPLS, EATCS and Informatics Europe was convened to discuss the current situation and future prospects of the European scientific societies in Informatics. The panel decided to move from vision to action and extend the discussion on the actual form, mission and realization of a "strong but low overhead" platform for cooperative activity among the ICST societies. On March 17, 2011 the panel reconvened in extended form to discuss the options for an actual format for the cooperative activity among ICST societies and for possible concrete steps towards the creation of a platform for collaboration. A task group was formed to study and develop a blueprint for an "open" platform organization for closer contact and cooperation among these societies in Europe. Here you can dowload the reports with all the details of this important strategic activity lead by Informatics Europe:
Research Evaluation for Computer Science
Report published in the Communications of the ACM detailing the evaluation of research in computer science. There are two versions of the report available:
- Article in the Communications of the ACM published in April 2009 (registration required).
- A longer version of the report
Student Enrollment and Image of the Informatics Discipline
- Informatics Europe report on Student Enrollment and Image of the Informatics Discipline
European Computer Science Takes its Fate in its Own Hands
Report on the first ECSS and the background behind Informatics Europe published in the Communications of the ACM. There are two versions of the report available:
- Article in the Communications of the ACM published in March 2006 (registration required)
- A longer version of the report
Presentations
- What type of Computer Scientist do we need for the future
- Attracting (more) students to the Informatics discipline
