See how advanced simulation enhances nuclear safety

Learn how the UNESCO Chair in Numerical Methods spearheads frontier innovation in the Global South

News

Back

The Gavius project launches its first newletter

Jul 15, 2021

Recently, the Gàvius project has launched its first newsletter.

Gavius newsletter

Gàvius is an innovative project of the local administration to create a virtual assistant by using of artificial intelligence to able to communicate, process and grant citizens the social assistance they have at their disposal. In this way, people who have identified themselves in a private and secure way will be able to apply for and manage aid on the spot in a convenient, fast and easy way from a mobile application.

CIMNE is one of the technological partners of this project funded by the European Union and promoted the Gavà and Mataró City Councils and the AOC Consortium.

Related News

CIMNE Launches DAMSHAI Project to Advance Dam Safety Through Artificial Intelligence
CIMNE Launches DAMSHAI Project to Advance Dam Safety Through Artificial Intelligence

The International Centre for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE) has launched DAMSHAI (Dam Structural Health Monitoring and Safety Assessment with an AI Agent), a three-year research project that will explore the application of artificial intelligence to critical...

Science meets Data: insights from UNESCO Chair seminar by Prof. Michael Ortiz
Science meets Data: insights from UNESCO Chair seminar by Prof. Michael Ortiz

  On 28 October, Professor Michael Ortiz gave a seminar entitled “Science Meets Data: Scientific Computing in the Age of Artificial Intelligence” at the Palau Robert in Barcelona, to mark his appointment as holder of the UNESCO Chair in Numerical Methods in...

CIMNE Showcases Seismic Simulation Advances and VR Innovation at Spanish Nuclear Society’s Annual Meeting
CIMNE Showcases Seismic Simulation Advances and VR Innovation at Spanish Nuclear Society’s Annual Meeting

  The 51st Annual Meeting of the Spanish Nuclear Society (SNE), held in Cáceres, reaffirmed itself as the key gathering of the nuclear sector in Spain. With 694 participants, 248 papers, 42 technical sessions, 23 exhibitors, and 31 sponsors and collaborators, the...

Tags