Six leading Greek research institutions join forces to showcase how Machine Learning can unlock the potential of Big Earth Observation Data for socio-environmental purposes.
The Interdisciplinary Centre for Law, Alternative and Innovative Methods (ICLAIM), an independent non-profit organisation working in close association with the School of Law at the University of Central Lancashire in Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus), is proud to announce that out of the 30 laureates of the European Parliament’s European Citizen Prize 2020, from 25 countries of the EU, ICLAIM is one of the two recipients from Cyprus!
A new EU-funded project, TExTOUR, aims to design innovative and sustainable cultural tourism strategies to enhance socio-economic territorial development in lesser-known destinations in Europe, and other places.
The Cyprus Institute has received funding exceeding 3.5 Million euros and will offer 20 fellowships to talented PhD students for an innovative doctoral programme aimed at educating the next generation of computational physicists and engineers in using advanced computer technologies.
The Open University of Cyprus (OUC) contributes to the implementation of a research project entitled “Youth new personal & employable skills development (YNSPEED)” aiming to facilitate youth development and training in critical digital and employability skills and other competencies essential for an active and responsible digital citizen.