EPSILON Training Activity in Wernigerode, Germany
From September 24th to 26th, the EPSILON project held an engaging training session in Wernigerode, Germany! 🇩🇪✨ The event brought together data enthusiasts and nonprofits working towards social impact, focusing on …
From September 24th to 26th, the EPSILON project held an engaging training session in Wernigerode, Germany! 🇩🇪✨ The event brought together data enthusiasts and nonprofits working towards social impact, focusing on leveraging data science for good causes.
Over three days, participants dived into topics like data science basics training for different groups, data ethics, while learning about on real-world case studies. The interactive sessions encouraged collaboration, with lots of knowledge sharing and networking 🤝.
By the end, everyone left with new skills and ideas on how to use data for positive change. 🌟 A truly inspiring event for all involved! 🙌
Exciting News! GREEN STEAM project 
Are you curious to peek into the development process of the GREEN STEAM gamified platform? Today the partners met online to discuss the work progress. Our students will build knowledge in 5 topics – entrepreneurship, innovation, green skills, design thinking, and project management. Each of the 5 modules will include 5 interactive exercises, aiming to test what students learned. Additionally, the team is collecting practical challenges related to the circular economy the businesses meet, and students will collaborate to solve them in flipped labs next year.
The project is coordinated by the University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy / Химикотехнологичен и металургичен университет – София /ХТМУ/ and involves the Business Foundation for Education/Фондация на бизнеса за образованието in Bulgaria , Akademia Humanistyczno-Ekonomiczna w Łodzi / Międzynarodowi – International Cooperation at AHE in Poland , Mindshift in Portugal , UnitelmaSapienza university in Italy , and SEIT Lab – Πανεπιστήμιο Κύπρου | University Of Cyprus .
AI is transforming the retail workforce, not by replacing jobs, but by enhancing the way employees work. During our co-creation workshops for the INAIR project, participants from Romania emphasized how AI can be an extension of the employee, making tasks easier and more efficient.
Exciting Update! 
They shared insights from the INAIR project study, highlighting the benefits and challenges of AI adoption for European SMEs.
**Meeting Highlights:**
Coordination & management strategies.
