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"Orio Carlini" and "Antonio Ruberti" Awards
As part of its mission to promote knowledge, the Consortium GARR has awarded two prizes for innovative proposals or original research by young researchers (born on or after January 1, 1981).
These awards honor two influential figures who played a key role in building Italy's research network: Prof. Orio Carlini, one of the founding fathers of the GARR network, and Prof. Antonio Ruberti, former Rector and Minister of University and Scientific and Technological Research.
- ORIO CARLINI AWARD
For research on Future Internet and network-enabled collaborative technologies.
Awarded to Marco Castrucci and Andrea Simeoni (Sapienza University of Rome) for their work: "Extending the OpenFlow Framework to Support the Software Defined Network Model in Future Internet."
- ANTONIO RUBERTI AWARD
For research on Next Generation Networks and data transmission technologies.
Awarded to Luca Chiaraviglio (Polytechnic University of Turin) for his work: "Energy Efficient Telecommunication Networks."
Each award is valued at €5,000, fully funded by the Consortium GARR. The winners were honored during the GARR 20th Anniversary event and presented their research at the GARR Conference 2011.
Presentation of the Award Winners at the GARR Conference 2011
Luca Chiaraviglio
Marco Castrucci e Andrea Simeoni
Photo of the Award Ceremony
