The WebMedia Thesis and Dissertation Contest (CTD) aims to highlight and disseminate research on topics related to Multimedia Systems and the Web in graduate stricto sensu It awards the best Thesis and Dissertations defended and approved in Brazil in a reference period.
The shortlisted papers listed below will be required to make a video, which will be released in a Webinar organized by the WebMedia Special Committee on August 19, 2022 (details on the making of the video have been emailed to the authors). The presentations will be broadcasted by the EC Youtube Channel(www.youtube.com/c/CEWebMedia) divided into four sessions with blocks of questions at the end of each session. The Master or PhD person authoring the paper must be present in the backstage of the broadcast (on a platform to be informed) to answer questions from the evaluation committee and Webinar viewers.
The presentation, the paper, and also the thesis/dissertation itself will be evaluated to select the best papers, which will be presented at WebMedia and compete for the award. Check out the presentation schedule and the selected papers below!
CTD Coordinators.
Closing.
Gabriel Nobre (UFMG)
Jussara Almeida (UFMG)
Leonardo Cardoso (PUC-MG)
Zenilton Kleber Patrocínio Jr (PUC-MG)
Andre Regino (Unicamp)
Julio Dos Reis (Unicamp)
Daniel Kansaon (UFMG),
Fabricio Benevenuto (UFMG)
Pedro de Almeida (UFJF)
Carlos Pernisa Jr. (UFJF)
Marcelo Moreno (UFJF)
Jordan Kobellarz (UTFPR)
Alexandre Graeml (UTFPR)
Thiago Henrique Silva (UTFPR)
Paulo Renato Conceição Mendes (PUC-Rio)
Sérgio Colcher (PUC-Rio)
Paulo Filipe dos Santos Dantas (UFC)
Windson Viana (UFC)
José Gilvan Rodrigues Maia (UFC)
Lucas Oliveira (UESB)
Pedro Olmo Vaz de Melo (UFMG)
Cleber Lira de Santana (UFBA)
Flavia Delicato (UFF)
Cassio Prazeres (UFBA)
Marina Josué (UFF)
Debora Muchaluat-Saade (UFF)
Marcelo Moreno (UFJF)