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The Tecnovitae Foundation has recognised the work of Fernando Cagigas Villar and Alberto López Tejerina, who have put forward recommendations for a common framework for the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

AIR Institute was one of the organisers of the first Infoday held by the Certify Project

Through its participation alongside the NODDO of Castilla y León at Transfiere 2025, the AIR Institute shared insights on European projects such as dAIEDGE, which promotes the use of EDGE Computing technology, and Certify, which develops cybersecurity tools for IoT environments in industry.

The International Hub for Video Games and Animation, "El Jap!", has launched the ‘1st Startup Call’, an accelerator programme open for applications until 30th April.

Salamanca will host the Final Event of the project “Smart governance and operational models for agroecological carbon farming” (Farms4Climate), an international consortium made up of 12 Mediterranean partners, coordinated by AIR Institute, which promotes innovation in the agricultural sector through smart governance models and regenerative agroecological practices.

AIR Institute organises the first session of the Centr@tec4 programme in collaboration with the Institute for Business Com

Javier Fran Abadía, a computer engineering graduate from the University of Salamanca, specialises in training IA models for predictive maintenance.

The IFEZA exhibition centre in Zamora hosted the second edition of the International Fair on Innovation and Technology in Care Services (FITECU) from 20th to 22nd February, where the AIR Institute participated with a range of innovative proposals aimed at promoting the emotional and physical well-being of individuals with mental health and/or orthopaedic conditions.

The Science Park of the University of Salamanca will host the “Technology Breakfast: Digitalisation Grants for SMEs” on 26th February. This event is organised by AIR Institute in collaboration with the Institute for Business Competitiveness of Castilla y León (ICECYL) as part of the Centr@tec programme.