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Richard Jonker, PhD student at IEETA, was at ECIR 2026 presenting BioGraphletQA, a framework for systematically generating complex, factually-grounded Question Answering (QA) data. The core of this framework is a novel graphlet-anchored generation process, where small subgraphs from a Knowledge Graph are used as a factual base to control the complexity and ensure the grounding […]
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This week, IEETA researcher Ana Martins, presented her research work on the development of space-time models for count time series at the 16th Workshop on Stochastic Models, Statistics and Their Applications (SMSA), at the University of Würzburg, Germany. Recent advances in areas related to stochastic modeling, statistical inference, statistical learning and their applications are the […]
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Last Friday, IEETA hosted the V Spring Meeting of APRP. This event sponsored by the Portuguese Association on Pattern Recognition (APRP) brings together the community to discuss the current advances and challenges in data science research. David Semedo, from NOVA School of Science and Technology, delivered an amazing presentation about AMALIA: An Open Source Large […]
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The GAM Aveiro (a support group for stroke survivors) held its February meeting on day 25 at IEETA. The meeting provided an opportunity to share ideas and experiences with stroke survivors to better understand their needs and expectations. During the session, ten stroke survivors were also invited to experience several collaborative virtual reality games developed […]
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IEETA contributed to the organization of the local edition of the Global Game Jam at the Universidade de Aveiro (UA), held from 30 January to 1 February 2026. Bringing together more than 40 students from UA and across the country, the 48-hour non-stop challenge resulted in 10 original game projects, developed under this year’s theme […]
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Genomic research fundamentally requires three components. Researchers must be able to find relevant data, obtain lawful and ethical access to it, and perform computations close to where the data resides. The European Genomic Data Infrastructure (GDI) addresses these needs by connecting national nodes, allowing researchers to locate datasets easily, request secure access, and run analyses […]
This year, IEETA is starting a new initiative, a cycle of Seminars of our PhD students. The goal of these seminars is to promote the research developed within IEETA, while providing the opportunity for students to share their work in a supportive environment. Through these sessions, participants will receive constructive feedback both from peers and […]
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A privacy-aware framework for Random Forests & XGBoost in distributed settings, built for practitioners who need auditability, not black boxes. Most federated learning toolkits focus on deep nets and often overlook interpretability. If you work with regulated data (e.g. healthcare or finance), that’s a non-starter. This work delivers a federated, PySyft-based approach for tree models […]
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IEETA (University of Aveiro, Portugal) successfully completed its participation in IMAGINE-B5G Open Call 2, developing and testing solutions for healthy aging at home at the Instituto de Telecomunicações (Aveiro) facility over a 9-month period. In the scope of the “eHealth” vertical, trials demonstrated a virtual gym and a solution for physical activity monitoring based on […]
A Bosch Thermotechnology team has been awarded an international Bosch prize on User Experience (UX). The winning project was developed in close collaboration with researchers from IEETA – Institute of Electronic and Computer Engineering of Aveiro, within the framework of the ILLIANCE agenda.