On 15 June 2023, ENoLL hosted the third training module of the Understanding Living Lab Concepts and Co-Creation training course. The session titled "Living Lab Model, Real-life Experimentation & Facilitation Techniques" and delivered by trainers Dimitri Schuurman & Gilles Wuyts from IMEC, is part of the broader Capacity Building Programme for Agroecology Living Labs developed as part of ALL-Ready.

The AI4GOV Toolkit is aimed at fostering a human-centered and systemic perspective towards the development of public services that integrate AI meaningfully. It has been developed within the context of the world-class master’s program AI4GOV, that is pioneering a multidisciplinary approach to educate functional specialists in the application of AI to public services.

As 5G is being deployed, researchers are already looking for new challenges to define the next generation of mobile communications networks. In this masterclass we will review AI technologies expected to shape future 6G networks. Several topics will be covered comprising AI-driven automation for industry verticals, O-RAN network disaggregation, smart surfaces and wireless sensing. Early research results will be presented on these topics along with major joint academia-industry efforts in large-scale projects.

AGENDA:

AI-driven solutions for:

This module aims at introducing the audience to the key concepts and applications in artificial intelligence. The audience will be introduced to different aspects in application of AI and foundational pillars in artificial intelligence.

The purpose of the ACROSS Toolbox is to provide public administration managers and policy makers with resources to effectively implement digital public cross-border services within the EU. The Toolbox aims to assist these stakeholders in understanding the complexities of cross-border digital public services and provide them with the knowledge and guidance needed to successfully implement these services.

The scope of the ACROSS toolbox includes the following key areas: 

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As part of the Support Services for EU Smart communities, the European Commission has the goal to “Increase Digitalisation Awareness & Readiness of EU Communities”. The aim of this initiative is to support EU communities at the early stages or that have not yet begun their digital transformation journey by providing resources, best practices, and training to develop digital strategies.