On 12 and 19 June, researchers from AccessCat Network research groups will deliver six independent, online and free sessions aimed at the general public.

On 16 April, the UAB will once again host a conference entirely dedicated to knowledge transfer, impact, indicators, and success stories in the Social Sciences and Humanities.

This action is part of the Science Carriage initiative, jointly promoted by the UAB and FGC.

These awards aim to recognise researchers and institutions committed to knowledge transfer and the dissemination of research to society as a whole.

After completing its first funding period (2023–2025), the Network begins a new stage, the 2026–2028 period, marked by change, growth, and new horizons.

“We want people to think of us whenever they need a technology, a service, an educational resource, or training in accessibility,” she explains in this conversation about the Network’s past, present, and future.