Programme

This JCC-BD&ET edition will be held in person, enabling virtual synchronous presentations and allowing interaction with face-to-face and remote attendees through the WEBex platform (access).

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Time
Tuesday 23-6
Wednesday 24-6
Thursday 25-6
9 am
Opening Dissertation. “The Hidden Complexity of HPC Performance: Insights Across I/O, Applications, and the Path to AI Workloads”. Ph.D. Sandra Méndez (BSC/UAB – Spain). Presentations – Session 2 Presentations – Session 4
10.50 am
Break Break Break
11 am
 Presentations – Session 1 Presentations – Session 3 Presentations – Session 5
12.20 pm
 Break Break
12.30 pm
 Panel 1. “Nuevos doctores, nuevas preguntas: desafíos para las futuras líneas de investigación.” Panel 2. “Interacción entre la Academia y el Sector Productivo”.
1.30 pm
Closing of the JCC-BD&ET.
Break.

 

Postgraduate courses associated with the JCC-BD&ET:

  • “Analisis Inteligente de Datos en Entorno Big Data”. Ph.D. José Ángel Olivas Varela (UCLM – Spain), Andrés Montoro (UCLM – Spain).
  • “Monitorización y optimización de rendimiento en sistemas de cómputo de altas prestaciones”. Ph.D. Alvaro Wong (UAB – Spain), Ph.D. Betzabeth León (UAB – Spain).

Tuesday

9 am
Opening Dissertation “The Hidden Complexity of HPC Performance: Insights Across I/O, Applications, and the Path to AI Workloads”.
Ph.D. Sandra Méndez (BSC/UAB – Spain).

 

11 am – Session 1
Coordinators: MSc. Leandro Libutti (UNLP), Ph.D. Enzo Rucci (UNLP).
Presentations:

  • Towards Digital Twins for Emergency Departments: A Service-Oriented Parallelization Approach for Agent-Based Simulation.

    • Samuel Cota (UAB – Spain), Alvaro Wong (UAB – Spain), Isaac Rojas (UNISON – Mexico), Sergio Rossetti (UNISON – Mexico), Dolores Rexachs (UAB – Spain), Emilio Luque (UAB – Spain).

  • A Defense-in-Depth Architecture for Protecting AI Agent Intellectual Property in Multi-Tenant Cloud Environments.

    • David Petrocelli (UNLu), Juan Manuel Fernández (UNLu / ITBA).

  • Feasibility Assessment for the Implementation of FinOps Practices in SMEs in the Province of Misiones: A Study Based on Local Infrastructure and Provincial Cloud Computing Services.

    • Miryan R. Puchini (UNaM), Nancy B. Ganz (UNaM), Yolanda E. Zado (UNaM).

  • Metaheuristic Search for Parameter Calibration in Emergency Department Simulation Models.

    • Luz Marquez (UAB – Spain), Maria Harita (UAB – Spain), Isaac Rojas (UNISON – Mexico), Alvaro Wong (UAB – Spain), Dolores Rexachs (UAB – Spain), Emilio Luque (UAB – Spain).

 

12.30 pm – Panel 1
“Nuevos doctores, nuevas preguntas: desafíos para las futuras líneas de investigación”.
Coordinators: Ph.D. Emilio Luque Fadón (UAB – Spain), Ph.D. Marcelo Naiouf (UNLP).
Participants:

  • Ph.D. Marina Morán (UNCOMA).
  • Ph.D. Yamil Osvaldo Omar Soto (UNS).
  • Ph.D. Pedro Dal Bianco (UNLP).
  • Ph.D. Diego Encinas (UNLP).

 

Wednesday

9 am – Session 2
Coordinators: Ph.D. Franco Ronchetti (UNLP), Ph.D. Facundo Quiroga (UNLP).
Presentations:

  • GASP: Generator for Astronomical Spectroscopic Plates.

    • Santiago Andres Ponte Ahón (UNLP), Juan Martín Seery (UNLP), Facundo Quiroga (UNLP / CICPBA), Franco Ronchetti (UNLP / CICPBA), Yael Aidelman (UNLP), Waldo Hasperué (UNLP), Roberto Gamen (UNLP), Lydia Cidale (UNLP).

  • Performance vs. Efficiency in Domain-Specific LLM Adaptation: A Comparative Study of Full Fine-Tuning and LoRA on Real-World Data.

    • Malek Camilo (UNLP), Juan Manuel Fernández (UNLu / ITBA), Marcelo Errecalde (UNSL).

  • Building and Acceptance of Intelligent Immersive Assistants.

    • Pablo Pintado (UDA – Ecuador), Diego Amoroso (UDA – Ecuador), Amanda Roldán (UDA – Ecuador), Gabriela Duque (UDA – Ecuador), Daniel Iturralde (UDA – Ecuador), Esteban Mora (UDA – Ecuador), Daniel Capelo (UDA – Ecuador), José Fajardo (UDA – Ecuador).

  • QLLM: A Standards-Based System for Quality Evaluation of Large Language Models.

    • Juan Ignacio Torres (UNLP), Ariel Pasini (UNLP), Patricia Pesado (UNLP).

 

11 am – Session 3
Coordinators: Ph.D. Diego Montesanti (UNLP), Ph.D. Adrian Pousa (UNLP).
Presentations:

  • Multi-Agent Framework for Resilient Medical Triage in the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT).

    • Sergio Gramajo (UTN-FRRe), Reinaldo Scappini (UTN-FRRe), Salvador Nuñez (UTN-FRRe), Carlos Torres (UTN-FRRe), Raúl Montiel (UTN-FRRe), Jorge Roa (UTN-FRRe).

  • AI-Driven VXLAN Orchestration with Telemetry-Aware Optimization in Multi-Vendor Data Centers: A Cybersecurity Perspective.

    • Gustavo Salazar-Chacón (ESPE – Ecuador), Nathaly Orozco Garzón (UDLA – Ecuador), Henry Carvajal Mora (USFQ – Ecuador)

  • A Scalable Architecture for Real-Time Public Health Vulnerability Assessment.

    • Luciano Perdomo (UNPSAJB / CENPAT-CONICET), Leo Ordinez (UNPSAJB / CENPAT-CONICET), Sergio Andrés Kaminker (UNPSAJB / CENPAT-CONICET).

  • A Modular Framework for Insider Threat Detection and Analysis.

    • Mauricio Díeguez-Rebolledo (UFRO – Chile), Estéban Esparza (UFRO – Chile), Jorge Hochstetter-Diez (UFRO – Chile).

  • A Predictive Model on Percolation Theory and Machine Learning. Short paper.

    • Eduardo Miguel Zarate (UNCA), Roman Bond (UNAJ), Diego Encinas (UNAJ / UNLP).

 

Thursday

9 am – Session 4
Coordinators: MSc. Pablo Thomas (UNLP), Ph.D. Ariel Psini (UNLP).
Presentations:

  • Practical limits of classical simulation of quantum circuits.

    • Elena R. Rull (UAL – Spain), Laura M. Donaire (UAL – Spain), Gloria Ortega (UAL – Spain), Ester M. Garzón (UAL – Spain), Francisco Orts (UAL – Spain).

  • An Integrated Framework for Publishing Linked Open Government Data: A Use Case for the Annual Operational Plan.

    • Jairo H. Silva-Aguilar (UNLP), Elsa Estévez (UNS / UNLP).

  • Mobile Crypto Wallet User Experience Patterns Analysis.

    • Leandro Plaquin (UNLP), Francisco Gindre (UNLP), Matías Urbieta (UNLP).

  • An AI Governance Overlay for SMEs: Integrating AI Risk into Cybersecurity Architectures.

    • Diego Bolatti (UTN-FRRe), Javier Diaz (UNLP), Verónica Andrea Bollati (UTN-FRRe).

  • Lessons Learned from Developing a Blockchain-based Traceability Solution for Medicinal Cannabis Production in Argentina.

    • Facundo Paterno (UNCOMA), Alejandra Cechich (UNCOMA), Alan De Renzis (UNCOMA).

 

11 am – Session 5
Coordinators: Ph.D. Facundo Quiroga (UNLP), Ph.D. Franco Ronchetti (UNLP).
Presentations:

  • Research Data Management in Stochastic Optimization: A Case Study on Heuristic Search and Retrospective Curation.

    • Maria Harita (UAB – Spain), Dolores Rexachs (UAB – Spain), Alvaro Wong (UAB – Spain), Emilio Luque (UAB – Spain).

  • Evaluating Large Language Models for Emergency Triage Prediction from Clinical Narratives: A Latin American Perspective. Short paper.

    • José M. Manríquez-Troncoso (UCM – Chile), Xaviera A. López-Cortés (UCM – Chile), Felipe Tirado Marabolí (UCM – Chile).

  • A Blockchain-Based MFA Model for Decentralization, Privacy, and Asymmetric-Key Security.Short paper.

    • Guillermo Daniel Romero Arregin (UCAECE), Miguel Méndez-Garabetti (UCAECE), Eduardo Piray (UCAECE / FOSSHLab).

 

12.30 pm – Panel 2
“Interacción entre la Academia y el Sector Productivo”.
Coordinator: Javier Díaz.
Participants:

  • Felipe Morales (JulaSoft).
  • Oscar Perelli (Cooperativa de Agua y Servicios Públicos de San Clemente).
  • Matias Solovian (Work Out Tecnologia)

1.30 pm
Best Paper Award.
Closing of the JCC-BD&ET 2026.