The second General Assembly of the DT-GEO project convened in Malaga on May 2-3, hosted by the University of Malaga (UMA). Partners shared updates on ongoing activities within each project work package and discussed future steps.
This event consistently offers an important platform for researchers to share their latest findings and establish collaborations on innovative projects. Here are the key highlights from this intellectually stimulating week.
Discover 13 stories about female scientific researchers whose work deserves applause, both within and outside the project.
Are you passionate about developing advanced methods for data assimilation in volcanic phenomena? DT-GEO is seeking a qualified researcher for a one-year grant position in Naples.
Destination Earth (DestinE) will host a session on “Digital Twins of the Earth System” at EGU 2024 in Vienna, Austria, from April 14-19. This session will highlight advances in computational capacities, modeling technologies, and information systems, featuring projects like DT-GEO. The event will include 10 on-site presentations and a poster session on Digital Twin Technologies.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement nº 101058129.
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