The work of Lorenzo Mur and María Santos has been awarded at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), beating more than 40 teams. Both research in egocentric vision
An article published in Nature Biomedical Engineering, by I3A Unizar researchers together with other international groups, proposes a new way to better understand what happens in the brain.
In addition, the young I3A researchers Cristian Barón and Irene de Diego were awarded the second prize for the Best Master's Thesis and Bachelor's Thesis.
Four of the more than 90 scientific papers presented were recognized by the jury that evaluated them in Biomedical Engineering, ICT, Industrial Technologies and Processes and Recycling.
This citizen science and space exploration project involves the I3A, the Ibercivis Foundation, and FECYT. Enrique Torres and Natalia Ayuso, I3A researchers, are part of the coordinating team.
The collaboration and commitment of the Association of Parents of Children with Cancer of Aragon to science is thus recognized. The award will be presented on Wednesday, June 25 at the I3A Day.
The emotional impact of the diagnosis, family dynamics and environment, the doctor-patient relationship, access to information and understanding of the information are key factors in this process. This is reflected in the European 4D PICTURE project.
He is director of the School of Engineering and Architecture (EINA) of the University of Zaragoza and is a member of the Manufacturing Engineering and Advanced Metrology Group of the I3A.
I3A researchers are part of METASTRA, a European consortium working to provide doctors with accurate tools to calculate risk and select the most appropriate surgical treatment options.
The European Society for Precision Engineering and Nanotechnology celebrates its 25th anniversary with a congress at the School of Engineering and Architecture of the University of Zaragoza.
Graduated in Chemical Engineering, he is part of the I3A with a TFM grant and his Final Degree Project focused on the search for the most favourable conditions for CO₂ methanation by means of the Sabatier reaction to try to achieve its maximum efficiency.
The I3A Unizar and the Spanish CO₂ Technology Platform brought together almost a hundred people in Zaragoza to showcase decarbonisation strategies and the progress made by Aragonese companies.
A new scientific paper calls for global harmonisation in risk assessment for Food Contact Materials. Researcher Cristina Nerín is one of the experts who took part in this recently published work.
The Distributed Information Systems group of the I3A is participating in the project. The recognition values its contribution to the digital transformation of the graphic arts through the application of AI, IoT and real-time data analysis.
The REMAIN project, in which I3A researchers participate together with eight other European organisations, aims to integrate remanufacturing into industrial business models.
The ASPIRE-AECC project is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and coordinated by IDIBAPS and the Salamanca Cancer Research Centre with the aim of improving survival in hepatocellular carcinoma.
The work has been published in the scientific journal Nano-Micro Small. The device has no physical barriers and can address fundamental questions in the study of cancer by integrating biology, engineering and computational simulation.
The Design for Safety group has created a survey to find out the repair habits of consumers in Spain on the basis that extending the useful life of products avoids their premature disposal and reduces their environmental impact.
In addition, the EINA Horizons exhibition will be inaugurated at the Ebro River Campus, with the participation of women scientists from the I3A. A project that gives visibility to the career and contributions of teachers, researchers and technologists.
The Thermochemical Processes Group of the I3A Unizar participates in the BioCAs-CCU project whose objective is to make the automotive and aviation sector more sustainable with new technologies and CO2 capture strategies.
Irene de Diego, from the Thermochemical Processes Group, has just received this award in the Final Degree Project category. She is currently working on her Master's thesis in this same I3A research group.
