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17.5.2001: First issue of HIIT Update published
Thu, 17.05.2001
The first HIIT Update was mailed to HIIT contacts. (Sorry, in Finnish only.)
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5.4.2001: Professor Mauri Airila elected as chairman of HIIT Board
Thu, 05.04.2001
Professor, vice rector Mauri Airila from HUT was elected as the new Chair of the Board of HIIT.
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1.3.2001: Prof. Martti Mäntylä elected as Director of HIIT
Thu, 01.03.2001
Professor Martti Mäntylä from HUT was nominated as the Director of HIIT for the period of 1.3.2001-31.7.2005.
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13.12.2000: HIIT Board decides to launch Basic Research Unit of HIIT
Wed, 13.12.2000
The Board of HIIT decided to launch a separate Basic Research Unit within HIIT from 1.1.2001. Previously, the University of Helsinki had decided to provide separate funding for the BRU.
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3.10.2000: First HIIT Industrial Advisory Board meeting held
Tue, 03.10.2000
The Industrial Advisory Board of HIIT had its first meeting. Dr. Veikko Hara from Sonera Corporation was elected as the Chair of the IAB.
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1.9.2000: UbiServices and Sarcous projects launch
Fri, 01.09.2000
The two first projects in the Fuego program (UbiServices, Sarcous) were commenced. Industrial partners of the projects include Nokia, Sonera, and Alma Media.
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1.8.2000: MobileIPR project launches
Tue, 01.08.2000
The MobileIPR project of the Digital Economy program was launched. The project mainly operates at the School of Information Management and Systems (SIMS) with the University of California at Berkeley.
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19.6.2000: First meeting of HIIT Board; prof. Antti Räisänen chosen as chair
Mon, 19.06.2000
The HIIT Board had its first meeting. Professor Antti Räisänen of HUT was elected as its Chair.
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8.5.2000: Deep Computing project receives Academy of Finland funding
Mon, 08.05.2000
The Academy of Finland awarded 3-year basic research funding for the Deep Computing project led by Prof. Henry Tirri.
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4.5.2000: Media Convergence Core project gets funding from TEKES
Thu, 04.05.2000
TEKES decided to fund the Core project of the Media Convergence program. Participating companies are Ericsson, Sonera, Elisa Communications (HPY), Sanoma-WSOY, Alma Media and Finnish Broadcasting Company.