The AccessCat Network, together with researchers from the TransMedia Catalonia, TraDiLex, TRACTE, Digital Care and LSC Lab research groups, is taking part in WSIS 2026, a high-level event co-organised by several UN agencies (such as the ITU and UNESCO).

This training session provides an in-depth look at the Industrial Doctorates programme, a three-year doctoral contract within a company, organisation or institution. This contract enables research to be carried out and real solutions to be developed with direct application to the market, while also allowing organisations to integrate into their teams a direct link to innovation and university research.

The Neolcyt research group (UAB) is organising a conference open to the general public that explores plain language from both a research perspective and the social advances of recent years.

Researchers Cecili Garriga and Teresa Cantillo, from the Neolcyt research group (UAB), are taking part in the meeting to prepare the convention dedicated to clear communication organised by the Panhispanic Network for Clear Language, hosted by the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE). At this third meeting, they presented several projects related to clear communication and technology, such as AI.

The European Commission is organising the workshop 'Towards a competence framework for knowledge valorisation intermediaries', a session aimed at discussing best practices, sharing challenges and highlighting opportunities related to professionals and agents who help researchers disseminate the results of their research to society.

The affiliated organisation MTP is holding its fifth Accessibility Day. This year’s webinar focuses on accessibility and regulation. It will feature researcher Afra Pascual (GRIHO), who will speak about evaluating websites using artificial intelligence.