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Digiprime

The DSSLab NTUA, representing the DigiPrime project, which participated in the DET 2021 “10th International Conference on Digital Enterprise Technology” presenting a paper entitled “The DigiPrime KPIs’ framework for a circular economy transition in the automotive industry”.

The aim of the paper was to gather and formalise all the different KPIs that actors across the automotive industry value chain need to monitor to follow circular economy practices.

MEMORANDUM OF COOPERATION

A Memorandum of Cooperation for the exchange of know-how on issues related with renewables, was signed by DEPA International Projects, with the Laboratory of Decision Support Systems & Management of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the NTUA (EPU NTUA).

The QualiChain project: objectives & 4 keys areas.

The QualiChain project (coordinated by the DSS Lab) has produced a video to explain what the project is about and what it offers. This short animated video provides an overview of the project objectives, as well as the main stakeholders targeted by the project. Additionally, the video introduces the project pilots conducted in the 4 key areas of: (i) lifelong learning; (ii) university process optimisation (a pilot applied in the ECE School of the NTUA); (iii) staffing the public sector; (iv) providing recruitment and competency management services.

ChildRescue featured on CORDIS-EU Research Results portal

ChildRescue was an EU funded project that aspires to effectively reduce the primary period between the moment a child is reported missing and the one when it is found, and to help predict and prevent the disappearance of Children in Migration, by increasing accuracy and timeliness of publicly and privately available information, by performing evidence-based predictions on the whereabouts of children in distress, and by providing 

MES-CoBraD

The DSS Lab is proud to coordinate the brand new MES-CoBraD, Horizon 2020 project, that started on the 1st of April 2021. It has a duration of 36 months. The project’s kick-off meeting is going to take place virtually on Tuesday 13 of April.

The EU highlights multiple DSS Lab’s contributions to Cybersecurity as “excellent innovations”

The Innovation Radar is a European Commission initiative to identify high potential innovations and innovators in EU-funded research and innovation projects. Its goal is to allow every citizen, public official, professional and business person to discover the outputs of EU innovation funding and give them a chance to seek out innovators who could follow in the footsteps of companies such as Skype, TomTom, ARM Holdings, all of whom received EU funding in their early days.