The UDC’s ICT Research Centre (CITIC) will host the Third Solar MHD Conference from the 10th to the 14th of August, an event focusing on solar physics with a practical approach.

The UDC CITIC’s April ICT Talk Breakfast featured Fernando Mondragón Sampedro, who gave a talk entitled “Quantum Machine Learning at the limit: the nightmare of exponential concentration”.

On the 24th of April, a new edition of the AdaByron Galicia 2026 competition took place, having established itself as one of the leading programming competitions for university students.

Today, representatives of the main Galician clusters visited the CITIC at the UDC under the framework of UDC Conecta, an initiative organised by the Office for Knowledge Transfer (OTC).

The INDITEX-UDC Chair in AI on Green Algorithms and the CITIC welcomed Ozgur Turetken, Head of Research at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), one of Canada’s most prestigious business schools.

Researcher at the UDC’s CITIC, Erika Francesch Domenech recentñy took part in the XIII R Users’ Conference in Galicia, where she presented her paper entitled “Análise bibliométrica do uso de métodos estatísticos e análise de datos na industria cervexeira”.

The Universidade da Coruña and the technology centre have created the IGI-UDC Chair on Quantic Technology to promote research, training and technology transfer in this key field. This chair will be based at the Centre for Research in Information and Communication Technologies (CITIC) and led by its director, Manuel F. González Penedo.

The SCA-COFUND researcher Blanca Monroy Castillo has recently defended her doctoral thesis entitled “Flexible Cure Models in Data Science for Predicting Sustained Remission in Rheumatoid Arthritis”.

From tomorrow until next Friday, 17 April, the Faculty of Computer Science at the UDC is hosting the 7th edition of the FIC Internship and Employment Fair (FEPE FIC).

Artificial intelligence’s role as a tool for improving fire prevention, fire management and the conservation of Galician forests was highlighted, as part of the ATEMPO project.

The researcher from the CITIC at the UDC organised a workshop, took part in a panel discussion and presented the latest developments in the PILLAR-Robots project.

Students who have already presented their bachelor’s or master’s dissertation over the 2025/2026 academic year and have achieved a minimum grade of B are eligible to apply.