UGR scientists participate in an international study that has identified 15 proteins in blood that may function as early indicators of the development of the disease
A team of researchers at the University of Granada has developed an innovative methodology for the compression of BERT-based language models. The approach, called Persistent BERT Compression and Explainability (PBCE), uses persistent homology to identify and eliminate redundant neurons, achieving a reduction in model size of up to 47% in BERT Base and 42% in BERT Large without significantly affecting the accuracy of natural language processing (NLP) tasks.
May 19 to May 30, 2025 After a successful 2024 edition, ADIA Lab’s Summer School on Explainable AI returns to Granada from May 19–30, 2025! Top master’s and PhD students from Europe and the Middle East will dive into trustworthy AI with leading experts. This year, we’re focusing on fewer, more in-depth sessions for deeper […]
According to the results of the study, accommodations managed by large operators show a lower economic performance compared to individual properties. Researchers from the DaSCI institute of the University of Granada, together with scientists from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, have developed a decision support system (DSS) based on social network analysis […]
#podcast #T5E6 3rd mar, 2025 Meet the next generation of AI innovators! In this episode of Sintonía, we sit down again with the brilliant minds of DASCI pre-doctoral researchers and some of their mentors to tell us in a little more detail about their research. In this first episode we talk about causality in AI […]
We are pleased to announce the organisation of the free Workshop ‘Health and AI’, on the increasing importance that Artificial Intelligence, AI, plays in Health. This activity is part of the Artificial Intelligence, Ethical, Responsible and General Purpose (IAFER) project. It will be held in person at the UGR-AI Building in the PTS on Tuesday […]
On 11 February we commemorate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a key day to highlight the role of women in science and technology, as well as to promote equal opportunities in these disciplines. In Spain, the central theme this year will be mental health, a fundamental aspect both for the well-being […]
A meeting in which more than 400 attendees were able to learn about the latest research in biomedicine and biotechnology, connect with other experts and hold B2B meetings.
The use of agent-based simulations reveals which incentives can multiply the adoption of green technologies in the shipping sector, reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The researcher Natalia Díaz Rodríguez, professor in the Department of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Granada, has been awarded the ‘Juan López de Peñalver’ prize in the 2024 edition of the Young Researchers Awards of the Royal Academy of Engineering. This recognition highlights her contributions in the application of Artificial Intelligence […]
#podcast #T5E5 24 Jan, 2025 Meet the next generation of AI innovators! In this episode of Tuning In, we sit down with DASCI’s brilliant pre-doctoral researchers, who share their cutting-edge work in just three minutes. From wine-sniffing AI to self-supervised learning and the ethics of alignment, discover the diverse and exciting world of artificial intelligence […]
The prestigious ‘Juan Antonio García Torres’ prize, organised by the Royal Academy of Medicine and Surgery of Eastern Andalusia in collaboration with the Official College of Physicians of Granada, has recently been awarded to the work entitled ‘Identification of novel biomarkers in the early diagnosis of malignant melanoma by untargeted liquid chromatography coupled to high-resolution […]
Los próximos 16 y 17 de mayo, Desgranando Ciencia reunirá un año más en Granada a más de setenta representantes de la comunidad divulgadora e investigadora de todo el país. En su décimo aniversario, el festival de divulgación científica, referente en Andalucía y al que han acudido miles de personas desde sus inicios, mantiene su objetivo: comunicar al público la ciencia más innovadora en charlas breves de diez minutos de duración, acompañadas de espectáculos y actividades paralelas. Además, volverá al Parque de las Ciencias, escenario donde nació en el año 2013 a partir de una iniciativa surgida por investigadores y divulgadores locales.
“Puentes de Ciencia” es un programa de divulgación científica inclusiva que busca acercar la investigación realizada en los centros del CSIC en Granada y el Instituto DaSCI de la Universidad de Granada a colectivos en riesgo de exclusión social. Nacido como un programa piloto en 2024 bajo el lema “Jornadas de cultura científica sin fronteras”, este proyecto ha demostrado el poder de la ciencia como lenguaje universal para conectar culturas y promover la integración.
La UGR y el Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad (INCIBE) han creado FLEX, una aplicación de inteligencia artificial que redefine la forma en que las máquinas aprenden de los datos, sin comprometer la privacidad de los usuarios. Este avance resulta fundamental para respetar dicha privacidad y cumplir con las normas que la regulan.
#podcast #T5E4 19 dic, 2024 A researcher obsessed with artificial intelligence receives an unexpected visit on Christmas Eve that will lead him to reflect on the impact of his work on society. In this Christmas adaptation of ‘A Christmas Carol’, IAn Grinch, a cold and calculating scientist, is visited by three spirits of artificial intelligence […]
The work is part of the EprObes (‘Early Prevention of Obesity’) project coordinated by the CIBER and in which UGR researchers participate, including 3 from the DaSCI institute. It has been published in the journal ‘Artificial Intelligence in Medicine’. The AI model uses clinical and epigenetic data to personalise the prediction of metabolic risks, allowing […]
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.