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ELIAS Reveals the Winners of Its First Open Call: Pioneering AI Solutions for a Sustainable Future

The European Lighthouse of AI for Sustainability (ELIAS) is excited to announce the selection of four visionary projects as winners of its 1st Open Call for AI-driven sustainability projects. These cutting-edge initiatives will receive funding and support to develop AI-driven solutions addressing some of today’s most urgent environmental and societal challenges. 

This milestone marks a major step forward in ELIAS’s  commitment to harnessing artificial intelligence to drive sustainable innovation and societal impact.

Read the full announcement also at the following link : https://elias-ai.eu/news/elias-reveals-the-winners-of-its-first-open-call

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ELIAS Strengthens Interdisciplinary AI Research Through ELLIS PhD Program

The European Lighthouse of AI for Sustainability (ELIAS) is shaping the next generation of AI researchers—through the ELLIS PhD Program—by uniting cutting-edge technical training with ethical responsibility and a focus on sustainable impact.

This pioneering track connects AI experts and researchers whose primary expertise lies outside of machine learning, such as biology, law, climate science, and humanities, fostering collaboration through a unique dual-supervision model that blends technical excellence with societal relevance

Kieran Didi (University of Oxford) is developing generative models for biomolecular design, pushing AI beyond theory and into the lab.
Sebastian Hoffmann (Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry) is building the first Foundation Model for Earth's land surface, a major leap for climate and environmental modelling.

You can find more information at the following link: https://elias-ai.eu/news/elias-strengthens-interdisciplinary-ai-research-through-ellis-phd-program/

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Collaborazione con Arduino

Giovedì 22 Maggio si è svolto un incontro con l'Ing. Francesco Ficili di Arduino, che ha consegnato ai nostri laboratori diversi componenti della famiglia PRO per la didattica e la ricerca in IoT ed EdgeAI al Polo Tecnologico di Carpi.
 

The Artificial Intelligence Research and Innovation Center AIRI (ex Softech-ICT) is an Inter-departmental Research Center on ICT promoted by the "Enzo Ferrari" Department of Engineering and by the "Marco Biagi" Department of Economics of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.

AIRI is an accredited laboratory of the High Technology Network of the Emilia-Romagna Region, co-financed by the EU FESR2007-2013, and at the same time one of the leading laboratories of the Modena Technopole.

AIRI promotes, coordinates and carries out applied research, industrial and technology transfer activities in the ICT sector, with particular reference to technologies based on Artificial Intelligence, and related organizational and business models thanks to the synergies of skills among IT, electronic engineers, telecommunications and business economics experts.


Il Laboratorio ha realizzato progetti finanziati dai Fondi europei della Regione Emilia-Romagna e dal Fondo per lo sviluppo e la coesione.