The Centre for Research in Information and Communication Technologies at the University of A Coruña has been admitted as an institutional member of the Women in Digital Forum, a key initiative promoted by the European Union under the Digital Europe programme.

CITIC at the University of A Coruña is advancing the design of high-impact technological solutions with a new optimization model for the shipbuilding industry, developed in collaboration with CITENI (Research Centre for Naval and Industrial Technologies).

CITIC will develop two lines of research in Artificial Intelligence, focused on the energy efficiency of algorithms and the resolution of social and environmental challenges.

The visit aims to strengthen the collaboration between CITIC and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), a strategic alliance that has already enabled the arrival of four MIT students to the Galician research center.

José Vázquez Naya, cybersecurity researcher at CITIC and member of the RNASA-IMEDIR group, represented the centre at these meetings held in Brussels and organised by the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO).

Researcher and Full Professor Amparo Alonso Betanzos took part in the international GECCO 2025 (Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference), one of the world’s leading forums on evolutionary computation and artificial intelligence, organized by ACM SIGEVO in Málaga.

The Centre for Research in Information and Communication Technologies (CITIC) at the University of A Coruña received two visits this week that reinforce its national and international visibility.

The Centre for Research in Information and Communication Technologies (CITIC) of the University of A Coruña hosted this Thursday, July 17th, the closing session of the third edition of AddVenture, the university program for entrepreneurship and innovation promoted by the Social Councils of UDC and USC.

CITIC researchers have been honored with two awards and one nomination at the XXXI Conference on University Teaching in Computer Science (JENUI 2025).

The Centre for Research in Information and Communication Technologies at the University of A Coruña has served as the venue for an international course focused on the fundamentals of artificial intelligence and its applicability in the search for and identification of missing migrants.

This morning, CITIC hosted a new edition of the TIC Talk Breakfasts. On this occasion, the session had a particularly international character, featuring the participation of four students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who are currently carrying out a research stay at the centre.

The talk, titled “Artificial Intelligence for Predictive and Prescriptive Analytics: Methods and Applications”, brought together an audience composed of research staff, professionals from the technology sector, and students, both in person and online.