Written by the CERTH partners In today’s data-driven world, the hardest problems rarely respect sector boundaries. A flood, a heatwave, an overloaded sewer network — none of these are “water problems” or “energy problems” alone. Yet the data we need

Data is the driving force behind modern innovation, but harnessing its full potential requires trust, security, and seamless collaboration. Enter the Data Lifecycle Cluster, a collaborative initiative dedicated to automating the full data lifecycle to enable trusted and interoperable European Data

Alexandros S. Kalafatelis and Angeliki KrikellaFour Dot Infinity In CyclOps Use Case 4 (UC4), Four Dot Infinity (FDI), Pressious Arvanitidis S.A., Colorprint S.A., and the Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH) are working together to build a Manufacturing Data

Claudia Peteau (Apidae), Jonathan Huffstutler, Maxime Blanchard, Clémence Rentet, and Isaline Grand (EONA-X). Tourism destinations and private operators today rely on a growing diversity of data to understand visitor dynamics, anticipate crowd peaks, and improve the visitor experience — from

Gabriele Tassi, Simone Martin Marotta (Expert.ai) TL;DR: The Concept Extraction and Categorisation Engine transform unstructured documents into structured, ontology-compliant data. By combining LLM agents with traditional tools, it ensures explainability, traceability, and adaptability across domains. Keywords: Information extraction, Knowledge base,

Saman Cooray, Vikas Ojha, Andrés Suárez-Cetrulo, Julia Palma, Ricardo Simón-Carbajo – CeADAR, Ireland’s Centre for Artificial Intelligence, University College Dublin (UCD)  TL; DR: CeADAR’s AI Marketplace helps users pick the best AI algorithm by combining user intent, data context, and

We live in a world where data is king, and our computers get more powerful daily. But are we using them to their full potential? Traditional ways of organising code and running applications are great, but they are starting to

The CyclOps Project represents a European initiative that works towards addressing the critical challenges industries face in managing and utilising vast amounts of data. Traditional data governance systems often struggle to handle the complexity of integrating information from diverse sources,

Currently, technology enables tourism service providers to be present at every touchpoint with the customer throughout their travel experience. Active guidance by the provider to ensure the fulfilment of tourist expectations is one of the key factors in driving repeat