Sylwia Bugla

Domains

Advanced Computing Systems Computer Science and Engineering

Projects

Authenticus2019

Apoio Técnico ao CINTESIS para extração de indicadores de produção científica baseados no Authenticus

Authenticus19_20

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Publications

A evolução da ciência em Portugal (1987-2016)

Elizabeth Sousa Vieira;João Mesquita;Jorge Miguel Barros da Silva;Raquel Vasconcelos;Joana Torres;Sylwia Bugla;Fernando Silva;Ester A Serrao;Nuno Ferrand;

2019

Comparison of co-authorship networks across scientific fields using motifs

Choobdar, S;Ribeiro, P;Bugla, S;Silva, F;

2012

2012 IEEE/ACM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN SOCIAL NETWORKS ANALYSIS AND MINING (ASONAM)

Produção Científica do Instituto Politécnico do Porto 2007-2021 - Web of Science

Elizabeth Sousa Vieira;Sylwia Bugla;Stella M. Abreu;Henri Nouws;Cristina Delerue Matos;

2023

Inbreeding and research collaborations in Portuguese higher education

Tavares, O;Sin, C;Sa, C;Bugla, S;Amaral, A;

2022

HIGHER EDUCATION QUARTERLY

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Supervised theses

Spatial Distribution of Grid Forming Converters in Power Systens with High Renewable Penetration

Francisco de Sousa Fernandes

D - 2024

UP-FEUP

Centres

Advanced Computing Systems

The Centre for Advanced Computing Systems (CRACS) strives for scientific excellence in the areas of programming languages, parallel and distributed computing, information mining, security and privacy, focusing on developing scalable software systems for multidisciplinary applications in Engineering, Life Sciences, Social Networks, the Internet of Things, and more. We explore deep theoretical and practical knowledge related to the design and development of programming languages and middleware for advanced computing systems - including parallel, distributed, high-performance, cloud, wireless, and IoT systems -, while mastering the concepts and methodologies that underpin trust, privacy, and security in computing systems. Our research environment brings together talented junior and senior researchers, most of whom are university lecturers. Together, they form the critical mass and scientific expertise required to fulfil our mission.