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The Big Data Alliance (BDA) is a collaborative space arising from the Horizon 2020 MATRYCS project and designed to solve practical challenges related to the management of buildings throughout their lifespan, using the analysis of large datasets.
Gül-Vahide Yilmaz and Yasmine Maassouli from the École d'Ingénieurs Généraliste du Numérique EFREI in Paris, completed a research stay at the BISITE Group where they investigated the DeepNGS project, a solution that automates the workflow of gene analysis and can help in diagnostic procedures.
The Hackathon on IoT: New digital horizon organized under the DISRUPTIVE project has been a success. It was attended by four teams that solved challenges and proposed interesting solutions related to the Internet of Things.
The DIGITEC project seeks to improve research and innovation (R&I), infrastructures and the capacity to develop excellence in R&I, and the promotion of centers of competence, especially those of European interest.
Within the framework of the DISRUPTIVE project, work is being carried out to transmit knowledge so that both students and business professionals acquire skills in disruptive ICT technologies. Therefore, throughout the life of the project different technological events such as hackathons are being carried out.
The LIFE Vía de la Plata project seeks to create solutions to climate change and to promote energy efficiency, in order to turn Salamanca into a sustainable, green and safe city.
Everything is ready for the opening of the new developments at the Museum of the Ancient Seas of Monsagro. The Fossil Stone Interpretation Center will feature different interactive alternatives that will enhance the experience of those who visit the museum.
New technologies are revolutionizing many sectors, including the world of insurance. Insurtech is the term used to refer to the companies or projects that bring technologies such as Big Data, Blockchain or Artificial Intelligence to insurance companies in order to transform customer experience and break the dogmas of the sector.
The Master in "Smart Maritime & Surveying" of the SMARTSEA project is moving forward with its second term, which includes a mix of face-to-face (online) and lab classes. Students are now delving into the fascinating world of Blockchain and the benefits it can bring to Smart Maritime.
The Minister for Territorial Policy and Spokesperson of the Government of Spain, Isabel Rodríguez, attended an institutional meeting this week in Salamanca. The director of the BISITE Research Group and president of the AIR Institute, Juan Manuel Corchado, had the opportunity to introduce the Minister to the proposal under the title "Transversal Platform for the management of AgroIndustry 4.0 based on IIoT, Big Data Analytics, Edge Computing and Augmented Reality".