GI Publishes White Paper on AI in Research Data Management
The German Informatics Society (Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V., GI) has published a new white paper examining the use of artificial intelligence in research data management (RDM). The paper highlights key opportunities and risks and presents six recommendations for the responsible use of AI in this increasingly important field.
CCII Advances CPD through UPRO
Spain’s Consejo General de Ingeniería Informática (CCII) has completed its training activities within UPRO, the digital skills programme coordinated by Unión Profesional and supported by Red.es through EU NextGenerationEU funding. Participation reached more than 5% of the registered members of CCII’s constituent professional bodies.
GI’s Next Trustworthy Tuesday to Take Place on 6 October
The German Informatics Society as part of the Ecosystem Formally Verifiable IT (EvIT) has launched a webinar series called “Trustworthy Tuesday”. Once a month, researchers will present their work in the field of formal verification. After lunch at 2 pm CET, you can join the “snackable science” format. Students, experts and other interested parties are …
Icelandic Computer Society (Ský) Successfully Recertifies for CEPIS DiversIT Gold Status
The Icelandic Computer Society, Ský, has successfully renewed its certification under the CEPIS DiversIT Charter, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to promoting gender equality, diversity, and inclusion across Iceland’s digital sector. Ský was the first CEPIS member society to achieve DiversIT Charter Gold status in 2021 and continues to demonstrate leadership in creating a more inclusive technology community.
GI’s Next Trustworthy Tuesday to Take Place on 18 August
In the next session on August 18th, Dr. Matthew Wilding will give his presentation “Can Formal Methods Help Me?”. Formal methods are approaches that use mathematical reasoning to provide guarantees about computer-based systems. It is often not clear when and how to apply formal methods because there are many tools and mathematical approaches, a wide variety of domains with distinct assurance needs, and different sources of worrisome computer systems complexity.
Hungarian successes at the RoboCup 2026 World Championships
Between 30 June and 7 July, Incheon in South Korea hosted the 29th RoboCup World Championship, one of the most prestigious international showcases of autonomous robotics technology. Researchers, developers and student teams from nearly fifty countries attended the competition to showcase their latest achievements in robotic solutions that may one day find practical applications for society.
CCII supports gender-inclusive AI at “The Future of AI Is Also Written by Women”
The Consejo General de Ingeniería Informática (CCII), one of the CEPIS member societies in Spain, recently took part in the event “El futuro de la IA también lo escriben ellas” (“The Future of AI Is Also Written by Women”).
IAT Joins Events on AI, Digital Education, and Research
Throughout June and July, the Informatics Association of Turkiye (IAT) co-oraganised and participated in various events on crucial aspects of the digital society.
GI’s Next Trustworthy Tuesday to Take Place on 21 July
The German Informatics Society as part of the Ecosystem Formally Verifiable IT (EvIT) has launched a new webinar series called “Trustworthy Tuesday”. Once a month, researchers present their work in the field of formal verification. After lunch at 2 pm CET, you can join our “snackable science” format. In the next session on July 21st, Lucas Deutschmann will …
Robotex Cyprus 2026 Brings a Weekend of Robotics, AI and STEAM to Life
The 9th Pancyprian Educational and Sports Robotics Competition brought together 700 participants, including school students, university students and adults from across Cyprus, who competed in more than 20 robotics challenges, demonstrating their knowledge, creativity and technical skills.
