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Recently, our team has taken part in different initiatives to create new collaboration opportunities and identify funding pathways.
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Recent News
Leading the Digitalisation of Airspace
SNA-ITACA is developing five European projects focused on technological innovation for the safe and automated management of air traffic and drone operations
European experts meet at UPV to define the future of drone traffic management
The event highlights the role of the SNA-ITACA group as a leading reference in aeronautical research and airspace automation.
BSDLab researchers develop a new Artificial Intelligence tool to help improve the management of medical emergency calls
The technology uses AI models to prioritise the review of medical emergency cases handled through the 112 emergency service
The INFORMA FORESTS project will hold the Final Conference on 4 June
The event will bring together leading researchers, European policy representatives, and forestry practitioners to discuss how sustainable forest management can help address the climate emergency.
To foster new opportunities for collaboration with a view to strengthening knowledge transfer
We took part in the ISTOBAL Open Innovation Co-creation Workshop and in the Foro Colabora sessions, held within the BIOVAL Impulsa project.
Denis Andrés Maigualema, SNA-ITACA researcher, winner of the “TRA VISIONS 2026 Competition for Young Researchers”
The award-winning research addresses innovative approaches for improving the resilience and reliability of UAV operations supporting emergency services through advanced 5G-enabled communication technologies
ITACA-UPV researchers analyse how media coverage influences public perception of forest management
The research has been developed in the framework of the European INFORMA project (Horizon Europe), and was led by Marta Esteve and José Vicente Oliver.