Irene Viola appointed in the NWO ENW Round Table Computer Science

Irene Viola has recently been appointed as a new member of the NWO Domain Science (ENW) Round Table Computer Science. She will start in January 2025.

Publication date
28 Nov 2024

ENW Round Tables

The executive board of the NWO Domain Science has appointed seven disciplinary consultation committees in 2018 to facilitate effective cooperation between the board, the bureau and ‘the field’. These disciplinary consultation committees, to be called ‘round tables’, are made up of researchers, and are intended to ensure that the research field is organised to provide advice to the board in the new NWO.

The Round Table Computer Science invites the research field to deliver solicited and unsolicited input and to draw the Table’s attention to relevant developments in the field, so that the Table is in a position to represent the research field in a well-informed and well-supported way.

About Irene Viola

Irene Viola is a tenured senior scientist at the Centrum Wiskunde en Informatica, in the Distributed and Interactive Systems group (DIS). Her main research interests lie in signal processing and multimedia systems. She focuses on designing, optimizing, and evaluating immersive multimedia systems, enabling applications in use cases such as real time VR video-conferencing, cultural heritage, and virtual training. Irene is actively involved in standardization efforts of international bodies such as International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Joint Photographic Expert Group (JPEG), and Motion Picture Expert Group (MPEG). She has served as chair for technical program committees in conferences such as ACM Multimedia Systems Conference (MMSys) and ACM Immersive Media Experiences (IMX), and she is part of a strike team in the ACM Special Interest Group in Multimedia (SIGMM). She is the recipient of a NWO WISE grant and is co-PI of several Horizon EU projects.

Read more: