Despite the great challenges that Covid-19 brought, this milestone has now been achieved thanks to the great dedication and intensive cooperation of all project partners. We are all the more pleased to be able to announce the publication of a
On May 15th, the ERUM consortium met for the second time, but, due to the current public health crisis, the meeting was held on Zoom. It was chaired by Judith, Alessandra and Johanna from the University of Vienna. During this
The Cyprus University of Technology organized a workshop of the project “aRTIFICIAL iNTELLIGENCE for the Deaf” entitled “aiD” funded by the European Commission and the Research Executive Agency (REA). The Workshop was held on Friday 30-01-2020, 10:00 -14: 00 at
The kickoff meeting of the ERASMUS+ project FeSTEM (Female Empowerment in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in Higher Education) took place with great success on January 30-31, at the Cyprus University of Technology. FeSTEM, which is funded by the European
The introductory video of aiD, which illustrates the purpose and the impact of our project is now available for the Greek deaf and hard-of-hearing. Soon, a video will be available in International Sign Language for the deaf and hard-of-hearing citizens
The aiD Kick-off meeting took place at 09 and 10 of December 2019, at Athens-Greece. It was hosted at EGG[1], as a kind sponsorship of Eurobank Hellas. Kick-off meeting agenda Each beneficiary participated with at least one person, who attended
The kick-off meeting of the ERUM project (Enhancing Research Understanding through Media) took place on December 5th and 6th, at the Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece. The ERUM project is funded by the European Commission, under the Erasmus+ framework (Strategic Partnerships
The Cyprus Interaction Lab (https://www.cyprusinteractionlab.com/) of the Social Computing Research Center (http://www.socialcomputing.eu) at the Cyprus University of Technology (CUT) has secured funding under the Erasmus+ program (Strategic Partnerships in Higher Education) with the project “Enhancing Research Understanding through Media” (ERUM).
Savvas Zannettou at Cyprus University of Technology and his colleagues set up an account on Gab, then cross-checked posts against terms in Hatebase, a database used by governments and non-governmental organisations to track the spread of hate speech. One in
