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The Khaos group of the University of Malaga has received the Mediterranean Digital 2024 Award for its participation in the EnBiC2-Lab project, in recognition of its innovative nature and its impact on the conservation of Mediterranean ecosystems.Among the outstanding achievements of the project is the creation of the first map of Mediterranean forest species generated by Artificial Intelligence, with a reliability close to 80%, where more than 90 forest species are identified. In addition, the project has involved 23 researchers from 11 countries and has promoted scientific and training activities at international level.You can read the full article at the following link: https://premiosdelmediterraneo.org/premio-mediterraneo-digital-2024/

José F. Aldana participated in the World Fair for the promotion and development of the Olive and Olive Oil Sector (EXPOLIVA 2025), which was held in Jaén from 14 to 17 May 2025.During the presentation, José F. Aldana presented the technological demonstrator of the Repilo del Olivar together with the rest of the use cases of the EDAAn proyect.  https://agora-datalab.eu/ 

Last May 14, 2025, our colleague Adrián Segura presented during the session Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at the III Andalusian bioinformatics conference (JABI 2025) held in Málaga, the work entitled: ‘Consensus optimisation of multiple gene regulatory network inference techniques from a holistic perspective guided by the biological context of the data.’ as part of his PhD thesis.

On 13 May 2025, our colleague María del Mar Roldán attended the Market-X & Tech-X 2025 event in Valencia, organised by Gaia-X. During her presentation at the Agriculture Ecosystem Panel session, she presented the ÁGORA Datalab (https://agora-datalab.eu/) in the context of the EDAAn project: Towards the creation of the Federated Data Space of the Andalusian Agri-Food Sector. https://gaia-x.eu/market-x-tech-x-2025/

On 17 March, a working day focused on interoperability in the data spaces of the agri-food sector was held in Madrid, organised by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) together with the Directorate General for Data of the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service, and in collaboration with the State Secretariat for Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence (SEDIA).The meeting brought together representatives of various projects and initiatives with the aim of promoting synergies, exploring shared use cases and establishing common lines of action to improve interoperability between data spaces. During the session, the importance of connecting these digital ecosystems to promote the digitisation of the agri-food sector, optimise resource management and move towards greater sustainability was highlighted.Among the participating projects were AgrospAI (University of Lleida), RuralTech (Seresco…