Invited Hybrid Talk: When AI Meets Society: Practical Applications for Real-World Problems
Noelia Rico and Pablo Pérez-Núñez from the University of Oviedo will present how artificial intelligence can address real-world social challenges in a hybrid presentation organized by TALOS. From optimizing school menus to enhancing public transportation and agricultural efficiency, their work demonstrates the practical impact of AI across diverse sectors.
Giuliana Elizabeth Vilela Ruiz presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Giuliana Elizabeth Vilela Ruiz presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Dimitris Billianos presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Dimitris Billianos presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Rachel Milio presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Rachel Milio presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Melissa Bergoffen presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Melissa Bergoffen presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Evangelos Katis presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Evangelos Katis presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Fotini Koidaki presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Fotini Koidaki presenting at the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting
Dimitris Kotzinos visit at TALOS Lab
Join us on Friday, May 16, 2025, as TALOS Lab welcomes Professor Dimitris Kotzinos (CY Cergy Paris University) for a presentation on his European research projects in Social Sciences and Humanities. A leading expert in AI, data semantics, and ethical computing, Prof. Kotzinos will share insights from his work on knowledge graphs, social networks, and AI fairness. The open event will take place from 10:30 to 12:30 at the TALOS Conference Room, Rethymno.
4th TALOS PhD Meeting & Invited Speaker
Join us for the 4th TALOS PhD Meeting on May 14, 2025 (11:30–18:30, Greek time) at the TALOS Conference Room, UCRC, Gallos campus, or via Zoom. Presentations by PhD researchers and an on-site closing session by Antonios Angelakis on IPRs and innovation. Recording will be on the TALOS YouTube channel.
Melissa Bergoffen Presented at CAA 2025 (May 6)
Melissa Bergoffen (TALOS RT2) presented at CAA 2025 in Athens, emphasizing standardized metadata and quality imagery in pottery research. She introduced ontoterminologies via TEDI for her PhD work and enjoyed engaging with fellow researchers, discussing digital approaches in archaeology, and exploring a wide range of innovative applications showcased throughout the conference.