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The EUROSOIL 2025 Congress took place in Seville from 8 to 12 September 2025, bringing together experts and professionals from over 63 countries, underscoring both its international scope and the global relevance of the debates on soil health.

Held at the Cité Internationale de Lyon, the event brought together international leaders in IoT, artificial intelligence, XR, and robotics, establishing itself as a key forum for technological innovation and cybersecurity. It provided Certify with access to a specialised international audience, enabling the project to attract new stakeholders and explore emerging trends in IoT and cybersecurity.

Yesterday and today, the city of Salamanca became the European headquarters of technological innovation with the celebration of the fourth General Assembly of the dAIEDGE project.

The industrial and healthcare sectors need to fully harness the potential of Computer Vision, Artificial Intelligence and real-time monitoring systems to ensure people’s safety and wellbeing, as well as to swiftly and efficiently identify and prevent risk situations.

AIR Institute took part in the 7th Certify Plenary Meeting, held in Zurich (Switzerland) on 10–11 September. This final in-person meeting before the project’s conclusion brought together its 12 partners to present a detailed overview of the actions carried out during its three years of implementation, as well as the main results achieved.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the large-scale use of data are transforming the way we live, work and do business. In this context, Zamora is taking a decisive step towards the future with the creation of the Smart Data Space Innovation Center

The Salamanca City Council continues to work tirelessly on its commitment to positioning the city as a global benchmark in innov

Artificial Intelligence is making an impact across many sectors; in healthcare, its benefits are proving invaluable for preventing diseases, enabling more accurate diagnoses, and carrying out thorough patient monitoring and follow-up.

The so-called biological data revolution is reshaping the rules of research. Thanks to artificial intelligence and large-scale data analysis, it is now possible to decode complex patterns in DNA, predict immune responses, and even detect relevant mutations before they manifest clinically.