In disasters such as floods and forest fires, the public’s first response is vital to minimize the loss of life and property. However, the general level of awareness about how to perform this intervention could be much higher. To tackle this, the EELISA CommunityWater in an era of Change and EELISA Disaster Management Community, along…
Cartography is essential as a starting point to guide the actions of local agents and NGOs in cooperation projects, as well as for the integration of international efforts. GIS and remote sensing technologies have become powerful tools for determining land use changes, especially in remote and vast areas. With this this workshop series, the aim…
Funded by the 4th EELISA Joint Call, this exciting challenge invites students of all levels to collaborate in designing the cities of tomorrow. Over three days, four interdisciplinary teams will come together to create a small-scale sustainable city that seamlessly integrates digital and physical elements. Each team will focus on key areas: sustainable models, real-time…
Have you ever wondered if your knowledge can translate into problem solving skills? This unique activity brings together students from EELISA partner institutions to tackle real-world challenges in the field of biomaterials. Designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative thinking, the initiative is integrated into undergraduate biomaterials and bioengineering courses at leading universities, including Universidad…
Mark your calendar for the 6th Building and Management International Conference (BIMIC), taking place on December 12–13, 2024, in Madrid. Organized by UPM’s School of Edificación, BIMIC offers a premier platform to showcase your projects, share groundbreaking research, and engage in thought-provoking discussions with global experts. This prestigious event unites researchers, engineers, and professionals from…
Step into the forefront of sustainable architecture with Green BIM: Optimizing Carbon Footprints with BIM and LCA, a dynamic challenge that empowers architecture students to solve real-world environmental challenges using advanced technology. This competition invites participants to design innovative, sustainable building models that seamlessly merge Building Information Modeling (BIM) with Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodologies.…
Are you ready to tackle the pressing challenges of the aquaculture industry using cutting-edge technology? Join the BeHappyFish Challenge, a two-day hybrid hackathon designed to inspire creativity, collaboration, and groundbreaking solutions for sustainable aquaculture. This one-of-a-kind event unites students, researchers, and professionals from diverse fields to address real-world problems in aquaculture through innovation and teamwork.…
Model of United Nations (MUN) is an exercise in which participants must represent a country belonging to the United Nations, assigned by the chair of a table within a United Nations committee. During the debate, they will follow the official UN rules of procedure and discuss a topic agreed upon by the committee chairpersons. The…
This activity offers students an opportunity to gain knowledge in a practical way. It is a face-to-face activity and an active discussion is expected from the participants in order to acquire knowledge that can have a professional impact. It is expected to promote the cultivation of legumes as food production in a more sustainable way…
On November 14, 2024, from 11:00 to 13:00, EELISA Community From Industrialized Construction to Near-Zero Consumption Buildings (INCO-0) is organizing a unique visit to LIGNUM TECH’s production centers in Cuenca. This event is open to 30 students from the Bachelor’s in Building Engineering, the Double Degree in Building Engineering and Business Administration, and Master’s programs…