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lea<strong>di</strong>ng edge technologies used to provide improved<br />
engineering designs across various innovative applications.<br />
Stefano shared the key factors that have led to his success as<br />
an Italian entrepreneur buil<strong>di</strong>ng a US and Global business, as<br />
well as the crucial role played by global partnerships with<br />
both companies and universities. This talk turned out to be<br />
a great opportunity to mix and mingle with young and<br />
seasoned professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and all the<br />
extended BAIA community, while enjoying Italian wine and<br />
delicious appetizers.<br />
Stefano participated in an animated and dynamic roundtable<br />
<strong>di</strong>scussion with students of the Fulbright BEST group<br />
pursuing the Certificate of the Technology Entrepreneurship<br />
program offered by the Center for Innovation &<br />
Entrepreneurship (CIE) of Santa Clara.<br />
BAIA is an independent,<br />
nonprofit, open, apolitical<br />
business network that offers a<br />
place (physical and virtual) to<br />
facilitate the open exchange of<br />
knowledge and information, business opportunities,<br />
relationships and to promote a culture of innovation through<br />
entrepreneurial spirit and principles for Entrepreneurs,<br />
managers, professionals and interested in<strong>di</strong>viduals in the<br />
United States and in Italy. For more information, please visit<br />
http://www.baia-network.org/<br />
<strong>EnginSoft</strong> at Stanford - Several Points in Common<br />
Stefano also met with Prof. Gianluca Iaccarino of Stanford<br />
University. The meeting turned out to be a pleasant talk<br />
between two people who share an enthusiasm for innovation<br />
and excellence. <strong>EnginSoft</strong> and Stanford both act as<br />
laboratories for technology transfer to industry. They strongly<br />
invest in the next generation of engineering and technology<br />
experts, to foster their growth and dynamism, a perfect<br />
combination for a future collaboration. The obvious synergy<br />
between Stanford and <strong>EnginSoft</strong> will provide our customers<br />
with even more innovative solutions to meet industrial<br />
challenges, such as increasing quality and reducing project<br />
times.<br />
<strong>EnginSoft</strong> provide access to a range of services related to the<br />
calculation and optimization of thermo-fluids, unmatched to<br />
Newsletter <strong>EnginSoft</strong> Year 6 n°4 - 47<br />
date by any other European or American CAE company.<br />
Prof. Iaccarino and Prof. Odorizzi <strong>di</strong>scovered that they have<br />
a lot of interests and business objectives in common. A part<br />
from the high technological content of their meeting and<br />
talks, both are aware that great networking opportunities are<br />
in<strong>di</strong>spensable to realize innovative visions.<br />
Please stay tuned for upcoming news in the Newsletter<br />
E<strong>di</strong>tions of <strong>2010</strong> and on www.enginsoft.com<br />
Stefano Odorizzi also met with Stanford Professor Bernard<br />
Widrow. In fact, the first statement of Professor Widrow<br />
was: “Optimization is everywhere," certainly a great start<br />
for a sparkling conversation! The two gurus exchanged<br />
ideas about the use of optimization techniques applied to<br />
human-like memory computers while enjoying tea. Prof.<br />
Widrow underlined its outstan<strong>di</strong>ng ability and talent for<br />
describing his most complex research at Stanford with simple<br />
words.<br />
Silicon Valley represents a unique blend of knowledge,<br />
advanced research, remarkable<br />
capital investments, and expertise. All this makes Silicon<br />
Valley an ideal and unique place to do business.<br />
Prof. Gianluca Iaccarino is an Assistant<br />
Professor at the Mechanical Engineering<br />
Institute for Computational Mathematical<br />
Engineering at Stanford University with<br />
many years of experience in fluid dynamics,<br />
physical modeling and advanced computer<br />
simulations.<br />
Prof. Bernard Widrow's<br />
research at Stanford<br />
focuses on adaptive<br />
signal processing,<br />
adaptive control systems,<br />
adaptive neural networks,<br />
human memory, and<br />
human-like memory for<br />
computers. He is the<br />
coinventor of the Widrow-Hoff Least mean squares filter<br />
(LMS) adaptive algorithm with the doctoral student Ted Hoff.<br />
The LMS algorithm led to the ADALINE and MADALINE<br />
artificial neural networks and to the back propagation<br />
technique. He has more than 21 patents under his name.<br />
Stanford University is located between San Francisco and San<br />
Jose, in the heart of Silicon Valley, it is world-known for its<br />
multi<strong>di</strong>sciplinary research within its schools and<br />
departments, as well as its independent laboratories, centers<br />
and institutes. There are currently more than 4,500 externally<br />
sponsored projects throughout the university,<br />
with a total budget for sponsored<br />
projects of $1.060 billion during<br />
2008-09, inclu<strong>di</strong>ng the SLAC<br />
National Linear Laboratory<br />
(SLAC).