The network and its research groups will attend the congress to showcase their technologies and solutions, reaffirming their commitment to creating accessible smart cities.

The research group and the affiliate entity have been recognised for their joint efforts to make foreign language learning accessible.

The third funding call for awareness-raising activities, standardisation, and international missions for groups in the Network has begun.

On 18th October, several panels led by women—including researcher Estel Malgosa from AFIN, a research group in the AccessCat Network—will reflect on the social impact of research.

On 18th October, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., CLiC, MiA, QURBIS, and ReLaTe research groups will showcase four accessibility-related technologies developed by researchers within the Network.

TraDiLex (UPF), Neolcyt (UAB), TALN (UPF), AFIN (UAB), Nodes (UOC), TransMedia Catalonia (UAB), and GRIHO (UdL) research groups will be at CosmoCaixa Barcelona on the night of 27th September.