How well do you know the natural environment surrounding your university? Could you identify the plants, animals, insects or fungi that share your campus? Although EELISA campuses are home to rich and diverse ecosystems, much of this biodiversity often goes unnoticed. The Growing a Robust Campus (GRC) project aims to change that by encouraging the…
Record-breaking heatwaves, devastating floods, prolonged droughts, and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns are becoming part of our everyday reality. As the impacts of climate change intensify across the globe, understanding how our individual choices and collective decisions shape the future has never been more important. To help tackle this challenge, the EELISA Community ECEcoT presents the…
Are you interested in digital accessibility, virtual reality, and social impact? Do you want to contribute to a world without barriers? The “Inclusive Metaverse: Accessible VR Solutions for Physically Disabled Individuals” Co-creation Lab invites undergraduate, Master, and PhD students from all EELISA partner institutions to design and prototype adaptive Virtual Reality (VR) interfaces based on “Universal Design” principles.…
SPARK Lab is a high-performance, four-day intensive workshop hosted by the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM). Designed to bridge the gap between digital design and real-world implementation, the programme moves validated engineering concepts from the screen to the factory and workshop floor. During this onsite phase, students will combine hands-on engineering practice with the study…
This is not just a passive series of theoretical lectures. SPARK Core is an interactive, challenge-based learning experience. From day one, you will be placed into cross-border international teams working in a collaborative digital ecosystem. Together, you will solve engineering problems, share data, and co-design real components. You will learn to manage digital fatigue and team workload under professional Product Lifecycle…
Building a Lifestyle and Networking Campus (BALANCE) introduces the concept of sustainable performance and how it depends on the effective management of fundamental human resources. Just as engineering systems operate within defined physical and operational limits, students also function within physiological and cognitive boundaries that influence their ability to concentrate, collaborate and perform efficiently under…