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The affiliated entity ACAPPS organised a seminar on deafness and automatic transcription, where the researchers Anna Matamala (TransMedia Catalonia) and Mireia Farrús (CLiC) from the AccessCat Network presented their projects.

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During the 29th Science Week, the LSC Lab (UPF) research group presented SIGN-HUB, an online platform dedicated to sign language that provides useful resources for both professionals and the general public.

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The AccessCat Network joins the 7th edition of the Design for All seminar. Cris Ladaga, NODES researcher, will participate as an accessibility in communication design expert.

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As part of the XXX Conference on Research at Spanish Universities, researcher Mar Gutiérrez-Colón Plana (ReLaTe) represents the AccessCat Network in the round table discussion "Institutional Initiatives to Promote Knowledge Transfer in Social Sciences and Humanities" promoted by the RedOTRI Programme.

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Researchers Anna Matamala and Carme Mangiron (TransMedia Catalonia) participate in the III Latin American Congress on Audiovisual Translation with presentations on the WEL and ATHENA projects.

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Meeting of the ITU's focus group on AI (FG AI-Native). TransMedia Catalonia researchers Anna Matamala, Estel·la Oncins, Sarah McDonagh and Pilar Orero attend the group's first meeting.

Free online training capsules available from the AccessCat Network

Submitted by abel on 18 November

The 15x15: Accessibility November and 6x15: Accessibility June series, organised by AccessCat and led by researchers from the Network’s research groups, aim to raise awareness and teach basic accessibility concepts across various fields such as culture or tech. Also, the AccessCat Demos, demonstrations of the accessibility technologies developed by AccessCat researchers, are now available online.

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Discover the accessibility technologies developed by the AccessCat research groups

Submitted by abel on 18 November

Are you interested in exploring new accessibility technologies for your organisation, institution, or business? The AccessCat Demos are now available—online demonstrations of the accessibility technologies developed by the CLiC, MiA, QURBIS, and ReLaTe research groups.

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Only for researchers

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This training capsule will teach researchers how to pitch successfully, so they can learn some tips and strategies when presenting their projects. Conducted by ARTV PR & Comms Studio, specialists in scientific communication. In Catalan.

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