The Third Summer School “Archaeology & Architecture” will take place in Agrigento, at the UNESCO archaeological site of the “Valle dei Templi”, from September 23rd to October 4th, 2024. The summer school is organised by SNS, SSSA, ITU and UPM, under the supervision of Gianfranco Adornato (SNS), scientific director of the archaeological excavations at the…
Digital Twins are virtual replicas of physical entities that use real-time data and simulations to optimize performance and predict outcomes. They are used across various industries, to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve decision-making. The integration of digital twins represents a significant step forward in how digitalization impacts society and industry, providing powerful tools to tacke…
Between April 10-12, the 3rd edition of the European Student Assembly was held at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, a forum attended by over 250 students from alliances of European Universities to discuss current issues and develop policy recommendations for the future of Europe. Paula García, UPM student, shares with us in this interview conducted…
EELISA Governing Board Members in Istambul, during 2023’s July strategic meeting The Rectors, Vice-Rectors, Presidents and Directors of EELISA, as well as representatives of the EELISA Executive Board, EELISA Student Council and members of EELISA Working Teams, will convene in Erlangen, Germany, from May 22nd to 24th Teams made of students, faculty, researchers, staff, and…
Did you know that student scientific conferences in Hungary boast a remarkable 70-year legacy? For nearly seven decades, these conferences have served as the cornerstone of academic excellence, drawing the participation of Hungary’s foremost scientific minds and industrial researchers. Now with EELISA, this tradition is extending its reach, offering EELISA students the opportunity to take…
The mathematical field of nonlinear analysis is used as a tool to study models in several areas of Science and Technology like Physics (e.g., dynamics of bodies, electromagnetism, phase-transitions), Materials Science (e.g., elasticity), Ecology and Epidemiology (e.g., through population dynamics or agent based models) or Chemistry (e.g., reaction-diffusion equations). Several techniques can be used to…
With the beginning of a new year and an exciting Phase 2 ahead for EELISA, it becomes imperative for all its members to converge and chart out fresh roadmaps for the years to come. To envision EELISA’s Communication opportunities and challenges, on the 19th and 20th of February 2024, all members of EELISA’s WP3 (Communication,…
Sustainability and sustainable development are urgent and necessary research areas due to human activity’s impact on the balance of social and environmental systems. As part of the competencies of future engineers, technical universities incorporate teaching and research in business and economics. Engineering conditions innovation and technological advances, which cannot be left aside from the impact…
How can we make our cities more sustainable and inclusive? Can we leverage the power of proximity to foster local-based urban transitions? Is there a way to collaborate with other researchers from different disciplines and countries to address these complex and interdisciplinary challenges? These are some of the questions that will be explored in the…
There is a recent and avid burst in universal language models applied to translation, automatic text generation, text summarization, chatbots, speech and language recognition, speaker diarization and multi-speaker speech synthesis. One might have the feeling that only one technology can solve most language processing challenges. At the same time, some experts fear that there might…