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When we hear about blockchain, cryptocurrencies immediately spring to mind. However, in today's landscape, this technology has expanded into various fields, becoming a key factor in the digital transformation process. Beyond finance, blockchain is now applied in logistics, healthcare, insurance, digital art, and public administration.
At the BISITE, we continue our commitment to training professionals for the 2025–2026 academic year who are capable of driving this essential transformation—vital for both present and future economic and technological development—through the Master's in Digital Transformation.
A delegation visited the University of Salamanca to explore opportunities for collaboration in cybersecurity, as part of the strategic partnership between INCIBE and the University of León.
The award was presented during the 16th Computer Engineering Evening, in recognition of Ana Belén’s distinguished career and her role as an inspiration for future professionals in the field.
May marks the opening of applications for the master’s programmes offered by the BISITE Research Group at the University of Salamanca.
The BISITE Research Group at the University of Salamanca has announced four new job openings, ranging from Outreach Technician to Cybersecurity Software Engineer. These opportunities, advertised on the group's website, provide an excellent chance for graduates to enhance their employability and launch their careers.
Over five months, he has played a key role in developing innovative solutions in energy management and reducing environmental impact.
Innovation in cybersecurity for IoT ecosystems took centre stage at the SCRIN Hackathon, held on 6th February as part of the IV Polytechnic School of Zamora - Business - University of Salamanca Forum.
This week, the Strategic Cybersecurity Project SCRIN, led by the University of Salamanca in collaboration with INCIBE, is offering a series of activities aimed at promoting and deepening cybersecurity awareness in industrial environments based on the Internet of Things (IoT).
A mechatronics engineer with a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, he is particularly focused on developing flexible, interpretable, and scalable machine learning methods. Sebastián is one of 15 researchers selected and hired for the European IoTalentum project.
