- Posted 08-Feb-2021
OPEN UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS (OUC) COORDINATED WITH SUCCESS THE TWO-YEAR RESEARCH PROJECT “EnVeROS: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION THROUGH ROADKILL OBSERVATION SYSTEMS” (ERASMUS+ KA2)
With the aim to take actions to reduce the biodiversity loss and to raise public awareness about the Wildlife Vehicle Collision (WVC) phenomenon, the Open University of Cyprus (OUC) coordinated with success the two year research project “EnVeROS: Environmental Education through Roadkill Observation Systems” (Erasmus+ KA2).
- Posted 08-Feb-2021
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens implements the Project "Visually Impaired Water Polo Spectators - Broadcasting of water polo for people with visual impairment" (VIWAS)
The Laboratory of Adapted Physical Activity/ Developmental and Physical Disabilities of the School of Physical Education and Sport Science (SPESS), of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, will be implementing the Project "Visually Impaired Water polo Spectators - Broadcasting of water polo for people with visual impairment" (VIWAS), within the framework of the European Programme Erasmus+ SPORT.
- Posted 08-Feb-2021
AUEB STECON RESEARCH GROUP, OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATICS OF AUEB RECEIVED TWO NEW EUROPEAN PROJECTS
Two new European projects were recently awarded to consortia in which the “Services, Technologies, and Economics” STEcon research group, of the Department of Informatics of AUEB, is a partner.
- Posted 08-Feb-2021
UNIVERSITY OF NICOSIA IS A PARTNER IN HORIZON 2020 PROJECT TO COMBAT BRAIN DISEASES
The University of Nicosia (UNIC) is a partner in the ALAMEDA project, alongside 14 other partners from 8 different European countries, committed to researching and prototyping the next generation of personalised AI healthcare support systems for people with brain diseases and disorders – specifically focusing on the needs of patients with Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis and Stroke (PMSS).
- Posted 08-Feb-2021
CYI AND THE WORLD BANK ANALYSE THE BENEFITS OF INTEGRATING GREEN POLICIES IN COVID-19 ECONOMIC RECOVERY
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, a team of researchers of The Cyprus Institute, including Elias Giannakis, Constantinos Taliotis, Marios Karmellos and Nestor Fylaktos, coordinated by Associate Professor Theodoros Zachariadis, have been working to identify appropriate measures for a green post-pandemic economic recovery, and assess these measures with economic and sustainability criteria.