The Institute for Language and Speech Processing (ILSP) at Athena Research Center marked its 35th… Continue Reading ILSP celebrates 35 years: honouring its history, sharing research and bringing its people together
Athena Research Center announced on 5 November 2026 that AI4GRAPES, a team from its Institute… Continue Reading AI4GRAPES selected as an AI-BOOST Spark-phase winner for NL2MISSION
On 19 October 2026, Greece inaugurated its national supercomputer, DAEDALUS, at the Lavrion Technological Cultural… Continue Reading PHAROS and DAEDALUS: Computing for Greek Language and Culture
The ARGUS final gathering in Athens, held on 3–5 November 2026, concluded successfully, bringing together… Continue Reading ARGUS concludes its final three-day gathering in Athens: from smart monitoring to preventive heritage preservation
To attend the online forum on 9 December, visit the official event page for registration… Continue Reading 3D-4CH invites contributions on AI for 3D cultural heritage: deadline 13 November 2026
On 23 October 2026, Athena Research Center inaugurated two upgraded sites in Xanthi: the restored… Continue Reading Athena’s renewed Xanthi facilities inaugurated: investing in research in Thrace
Update — 27 October 2026: The inauguration ceremonies took place on 23 October. Read our… Continue Reading Athena inaugurates renewed research facilities in Xanthi on 23 October
On 22 October 2026, Vassilis Katsouros, Director of the Institute for Language and Speech Processing… Continue Reading ILSP on Paradise Radio ahead of Athena’s Xanthi infrastructure inaugurations
PHAROS participated in EuroHPC User Days in Dublin, connecting AI services, computing infrastructure and application communities. Continue Reading PHAROS connects with Europe’s AI ecosystem at EuroHPC User Days 2026
Explore open-source tools for computer vision workflows and 3D annotation developed within TEXTaiLES. Continue Reading TEXTaiLES toolbox: AmalthAI and THOTH for cultural heritage research
ILSP celebrates 35 years: honouring its history, sharing research and bringing its people together 
PHAROS and DAEDALUS: Computing for Greek Language and Culture 
