The Training Synergy Call supports hands-on 3D cultural heritage workshops, with applications closing on 29 October at 23:59 AoE. Continue Reading 3D-4CH Training Synergy Call: deadline extended to 29 October 2026
Join the ILSP anniversary event at the Athens Concert Hall on 4 November 2026, from 17:00. Continue Reading ILSP celebrates 35 years of language technology and digital heritage research
ARGUS launches an online open innovation challenge inviting teams to use real-world cultural heritage monitoring data for analytics, AI, digital twins, citizen science and preventive preservation. Continue Reading ARGUS Open Innovation Challenge 2026: turning heritage monitoring data into ideas, tools and impact
The Mediterranean Researchers’ Night (MEDNIGHT) returned to Xanthi for the third consecutive year on 25… Continue Reading MEDNIGHT 2026 brings Researchers’ Night back to Xanthi
The paper “Prescriptive SVD-Inspired Attention via Spectral Energy Retention” has been published in Transactions on… Continue Reading TMLR 2026: prescriptive SVD-inspired attention via spectral energy retention
Athena Research Center participated in the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair from 5 to 13 September… Continue Reading Athena Research Center at the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair
Anestis Koutsoudis presented ARTEMIS pilots during the project’s participation in Digital Ecosystems for Heritage 4.0 in Florence. Continue Reading ARTEMIS presents reactive digital twins at Digital Ecosystems for Heritage 4.0
At the halfway point of the project, 3D-4CH reported major progress in building a European… Continue Reading 3D-4CH reaches the halfway point in building Europe’s 3D digital heritage community
ARGUS reports describe the practical foundations of preventive preservation, from legacy datasets to sensor deployment. Continue Reading ARGUS connects pilot-site data with deployable heritage monitoring
The article “Towards Heritage World Models” extends the discussion around ARGUS, PANOPTES, semantic digital twins… Continue Reading Towards Heritage World Models: from digital twins to predictive heritage systems
