A practical course on audio description in museum settings, delivered by researcher Blanca Arias from TraDiLex (UPF) for experts and professionals at the University of Valencia’s Museum of the History of the School.
A dialogue session organised by the UOC, featuring international talks on accessibility, equity and anti-ableism in higher education. Nodes and GRIAL, research groups affiliated with the network, will take part.
Presentation of the TransAP project (Transcription Adapted to Non-Fluent Speech) by the CLiC research group at the event organised by the Aina Challenge to showcase the award-winning projects.
The UOC is organising its Knowledge Transfer Day, a space for connecting innovation, research and the business community. Participants include the GRIAL and GREDU research groups, both members of AccessCat.
The TransMedia Catalonia research group is taking part in the 34th meeting of the ITU’s IRG-AVA (Intersector Rapporteur Group Audiovisual Media Accessibility) through 3Cat, affiliated entity of the network.
The LSC Lab research group is delivering training led by deaf and hearing researchers from LSC Lab for teachers and speech and language therapists at CREDA Pere Barnils who work with deaf students, with the aim of helping them improve and deepen their knowledge of Catalan Sign Language.
This October, the AccessCat Innovation Day returns. A morning dedicated to accessibility, research, knowledge transfer and networking. Come and connect with research groups, organisations, companies and institutions working in the field of communication accessibility.
The 2026 programme is now available. Among other activities, five disruptive solutions will be presented, ranging from speech recognition technologies and language simplification to cutting-edge accessibility services. There will also be a round-table discussion on how to assess social impact in knowledge transfer.
28 October, from 9.30 am to 2 pm, at Casa Convalescència UAB (Sant Antoni Maria Claret, 171, Barcelona).
The LSC Lab research group is delivering a three-hour course aimed at sign language interpreters, with the goal of helping them improve their knowledge of LSC linguistics, specifically discourse genres and markers.
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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 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.
