Researcher David Glowacki leads a new study from CiTIUS at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), funded by the philanthropic organisation ‘Tiny Blue Dot Foundation’ (USA). The foundation has selected the project of the centre’s ‘Intangible Realities Laboratory’ (IRL) among the 12 global initiatives it will fund in the field of neuroscience.
Researcher Eva Cernadas conducts two free-to-register websites that provide teaching materials for pre-school, primary and secondary school teachers.
The HYBRIDS Doctoral Network, coordinated by CiTIUS, has been invited to participate in a European Commission event after being recognized as ‘a model of good practice in the fight against disinformation'.
CiTIUS closes a brilliant 2024 in this area with the Best Paper Award at the fortieth edition of the International Conference of the Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing (SEPLN).
A team from the centre achieved third place in the ‘IEEE FLAME Technical Challenge 2024,’ a global competition organized by the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society, which rewards innovative works aimed at combining language models with computational intelligence techniques to develop AI systems capable of generating reliable explanations.
Emerging as a result of the work of the Center's Artificial Vision Group, energHius seeks to bring to market more than two decades of experience in integrated circuit design.
The world's research elite in Artificial Intelligence (AI) will address the latest advances in research in the field as well as the main ethical challenges, its regulation and the economic impact it will have on the world, during the ECAI 2024 congress, which will be held from 19 to 24 October in Santiago de Compostela.
Just one week before the start of the ECAI (European Conference on Artificial Intelligence) congress, which will turn Santiago de Compostela into the world epicentre of artificial intelligence (AI) research, CiTIUS is organising the 'Semana da cidadanIA': a cycle of activities open to the public designed to bring AI closer to the nearest society in an informative, playful and rigorous way.
RePowerSiC', a project coordinated by the University of Santiago de Compostela in which 7 partners from 6 countries of the European Union participate, has been selected by the EIC Pathfinder Challenge call, one of the most competitive in Europe for the financing of innovative research. With a total budget of 4.7 million euros, the new project seeks not only to revolutionize space exploration, but also to expand its applications to different sectors on Earth.