The Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities has selected six projects led by researchers from CITIC of the University of A Coruña within the 2023 Knowledge Generation Projects call.
Researchers at CITIC are working on the development of virtual reality applications designed to improve people’s lives.
Researchers Adriana Dapena and Paula Castro collaborate with the ADCOR Foundation through the project “tuTIC: Technology, Inclusion, and Creativity”.
CITIC researcher Adriana Dapena participated in the round table “Book Intelligences. Literature and AI, dilemmas, problems, and proposals,” accompanied by popularizer Javier Pedreira (Wicho) and writer Fran Fernández Dávila.
An article published in the journal “Nature Reviews Earth & Environment” presents the FreeDSM photometer, an accessible and low-cost device developed by CITIC and the University of Barcelona to measure light pollution.
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A total of five groups with coordinators affiliated with the Center for Research in Information and Communication Technologies of the University of A Coruña (CITIC) obtained this year’s grants from the Xunta de Galicia for the consolidation and structuring of competitive research units and other actions to promote the Galician University System (SUG).
Ana Xiang Ning Pereira Ezquerro, a young researcher at CITIC of UDC, has been one of the 106 Galician university students awarded the End of Degree Prizes by the Xunta this 2024.
CITIC researcher Francisco Bellas is leading a working group on AI in education at the European Digital Education Hub of the European Commission. Research staff interested in participating can submit their applications until August 5.
CITIC hosted the summer course “New tools and technologies for redesigning the night landscape as an agent of urban transformation”, promoted by UDC in collaboration with the Slowlight Foundation.
Two researchers from CITIC of UDC have participated in the awards of the #HiloTesis contest promoted by the Conference of Rectors of Spanish Universities (CRUE).
The astrophysicist, who leads the Gaia project in Galicia for the creation of the largest map of the Milky Way, will preside over the institution that brings together a thousand astronomy professionals.
