The editorial staff of IDEAL has selected, as it does every year, five people or groups who have stood out throughout 2024 for their contribution to society, science or for their outstanding achievements. These figures, representative of the best of Granada, will be recognised with the award that bears the name of this newspaper, an award that is now in its 37th edition.
Method could help communities visualise and prepare for upcoming storms
University of Granada researcher Natalia Díaz is collaborating with MIT, among others, to generate new models for visualising natural disasters that are more realistic and reliable.
La investigadora de la Universidad de Granada Natalia Díaz colabora con el MIT, entre otras entidades, para generar nuevo modelos de visualización de desastres naturales que sean más realistas y confiables
In the field of artificial intelligence, automatic planning requires a number of specific problems to advance research and model development.
The Research Program will focus on the importance of the ethical dimension of AI and its impact on privacy, fundamental rights and security.
The institution plans to create a ‘reliable’, general-purpose AI platform and to research Risk Scenario Applications.
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 #NobelPrize in Physics to John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton ‘for fundamental discoveries and inventions enabling machine learning with artificial neural networks’. Hinton ‘for fundamental discoveries and inventions enabling machine learning with artificial neural networks’. Fellow journalist Antonio Martínez Ron has been […]
More than 125 experts from all over the world have attended several workshops and demonstrations in the facilities of the Faculty of Medicine and the UGR AI building of the University of Granada.
From 3 to 5 February the Faculty of Medicine of the UGR will host this event organised by Granada Salud, a public-private initiative aimed at boosting the innovative and economic potential of the health sciences ecosystem.
The city of Granada welcomes experts and students from all over the world to the International Summer School organised by ADIA Lab and the University of Granada with the theme Trustworthy, Safe, and Governable AI. The course was inaugurated by Manuel González Bedia, Director General of Strategic Planning for Digital Transformation, Enrique Herrera-Viedma, Vice Rector […]
An application developed at the University of Granada that allows to have and analyse the feedback of the attendees to the events, it has already been tested in the European Researchers’ Night.
The conference is one of the most important international conferences in the area of machine learning and neural networks, bringing together theory, analysis and applications in machine learning, with special emphasis on the field of neural networks and deep learning.
It is a forensic identification technique based on the analysis of a skull (post mortem) with facial photographs of the person (ante mortem).
The Conference of the Spanish Association for Artificial Intelligence (CAEPIA) held these days in A Coruña, has awarded the first prize to the IMAIapp application, developed by researchers from the DaSCI Institute, the University of Granada, the Polytechnic University of Madrid and the Spanish Association of Trade and Industry of Wood (AEIM).
The PTS Granada Foundation, a public entity supported by the Regional Ministry of Universities, Research and Innovation, and the AI Granada Research & Innovation Foundation, have today signed a collaboration agreement to carry out joint promotion, training and research activities aimed at fostering the development of artificial intelligence and its application in the bio-health sector in Andalusia.
Un reciente estudio llevado a cabo por investigadores DaSCI-UGR y la Universidad de Cádiz analiza mediante IA las temáticas mayoritarias en las publicaciones científicas entre hombres y mujeres en el área de biblioteconomía y documentación. Es bien conocido en la literatura que existe una brecha de género en la producción e impacto científico, donde las mujeres tienden a recibir menos citas que sus compañeros hombres. Los resultados de este estudio revelan una relación entre las temáticas abordadas y el impacto académico alcanzado, revelando las disparidades de género en el ámbito académico.
Granada, 23/05/24. The Granada Salud initiative takes a significant step forward by expanding its network with the incorporation of new members, which will strengthen the development of this interdisciplinary working group at regional and local level. In addition to the thirty public and private entities that make up this network of resources, the involvement of […]
#News #InMedia “The professor of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence of the UGR highlights the great impact that the projects of this institution have on Granada and its province”. All information in:
#News #InMedia “Among the 82 outstanding scientists, Francisco Herrera – ranked second in the world and first in Spain in Computer Science – and Enrique Herrera – ranked 116th in the world and second in Spain in this field – stand out in notable positions among the 1,000 most renowned scientists in the world in […]
Grenada, May 6, 2024 This morning the international science outreach festival Pint of Science, to be held on May 13, 14 and 15 in Granada, was presented at the Science Park. During these three days, researchers from the city will take science out of the laboratories and share their knowledge with the public in the […]
The enormous potential of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is now recognized across all sectors, as are the challenges and risks that must be addressed responsibly and ethically when implementing it.
The UGR obtains, in collaboration with Repsol, one of the university-business chairs in Artificial Intelligence awarded by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation.
It is financed with 1.6 million euros over four years and will allow the development of the project ‘Ethical, Responsible and General Purpose Artificial Intelligence: Applications in Risk Scenarios’