Galician technology experts will share their experiences throughout an interactive colloquium, while students will have the chance of exploring the digital world in a unique educational day on the USC campus.
The award ceremony will take place on 11 April in the auditorium of the ETSE, as part of the school's celebration events for the day.
The primary event in the field of natural language processing and artificial intelligence, focusing on theoretical and technological aspects of written and spoken Portuguese, kicks off next Tuesday in Galicia. This edition will feature Galician with numerous works focused on the automatic processing of the language.
The added value of data will be a key factor in the new international research project funded by the 'Horizon Europe' program, with which the EU strengthens its strategy to address the crisis in the agri-food sector. Seventeen entities across the continent are participating, including CiTIUS from the University of Santiago de Compostela, contributing expertise in information analysis using Artificial Intelligence techniques.
Eva Cernadas, researcher linked to the Singular Research Centre on Intelligent Technologies (CiTIUS), proposes a series of workshops for schools because of the celebration of 11F, the Day of Women and Girls in Science. Interested teachers can register for free on the workshop website to access its contents.
The jury highlights the center's role as an "international benchmark in Artificial Intelligence" and awards it this prestigious prize, which in this edition has also recognized individuals and institutions with equally exceptional trajectories, such as Nadia Calviño or the Paideia Foundation, chaired by Sandra Ortega.
CiTIUS will host a prestigious IEEE international summer school in June 2024, involving key partners such as the European and US space agencies (ESA - NASA).
The resolution of the 'Chip Chairs' grant program, made public through the Secretariat of State for Telecommunications and Digital Infrastructures, acknowledges the new project from the USC centre, a multidisciplinary proposal involving scientific and technological leaders in Microelectronics and Semiconductors.
The Research Centre on Intelligent Technologies of the USC will host next September the 6th International Workshop on Computational Sensing Theory and its Applications in Radar, Multimodal Sensing and Imaging (CoSeRa 2024).