Training focused on the process of creating ‘spin-offs’ in public research centres. It will include a theoretical explanation (exploring the pros and cons) and a practical component showcasing success stories of researchers who have achieved this, through their own testimonies.
Held as part of Digital@UNGA, the TransMedia Catalonia group organises the side event 'Human-Centric Cities in the Age of AI: Connectivity, Inclusion and Opportunity for All', which focuses on ethical, inclusive and human-centred AI.
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This call intents to fund activities carried out by AccessCat Network groups to raise awareness among the social and business sectors about accessibility to information and communication, based on the knowledge generated by the research groups. It also supports dissemination activities and engagement with the business and social sectors to present research results and demonstrate solutions developed by the groups.
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This call intends to fund the development of activities that enhance the valorisation and transfer of solutions and knowledge from the network’s research groups at an international level.
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This call intends to fund actions performed by groups within the AccessCat Network whose goal it is to participate in drafting regulations/standards or high-level documents (policy papers, etc.) in institutions, standardising organisations, and European and international references in the field of accessibility to communication and information.
The INTERMAPS workshop brings together professionals, academics, social organisations and users to discuss innovative methodologies that enable progress in the analysis, study and identification of inequalities from an intersectional perspective.
This international conference on interactive multimedia experiences (IMX) will bring together in Ireland researchers, industry and standardisation bodies. Mario Montagud and Sergi Fernandez (MediaTech), and Anna Matamala (TransMedia Catalonia), are taking part.
A11yConf, Digital Accessibility Conference, is a forum for sharing knowledge, experiences and best practices to create accessible digital products and services. The AccessCat Network is participating as a sponsor, and several researchers will be present to transfer their research.
