News from polifonia

Polifonia at the meeting of the Knowledge Graph Construction community group

#Savethedate: Polifonia seminars series starts on 8 February with presentations by Nicola Di Stefano and Peter van Kranenburg

Kudos: ACCESS Pilot and the Stables theatre awarded NCACE funding

AI & Creativity: what we will do when machines do lots more of our work, a critical piece by James McDermott

Fascinating analysis on the current and future of AI, automation, and creativity

James McDermott, lecturer in Computer Science at NUI Galway and Polifonia partner wrote his interesting…

28 January 2022

#OutNow: the Polifonia Project YouTube channel kicks off with fascinating expert interviews

Meet the passionate Polifonia experts! Polifonia launches its own YouTube channel with a series of interviews with its brilliant team

Happy Monday! Polifonia is excited to announce the launch of its project YouTube channel. We are kicking…

24 January 2022

Polifonia third project meeting: celebrating one year of Polifonia and looking forward to 2022

Third plenary presented the great achievements of Polifonia and the plans ahead

On 12-14 of January, the Polifonia third project meeting took place online and brought together the…

19 January 2022

ICBSA honours the Italian singer Caruso for the centenary of his death with an exciting project

The Caruso collection housed at ICBSA will unveil unknown stories of the great singer and the world’s first pop star

The Central Institute for Sound and Audiovisual Heritage - ICBSA has recently launched a project on…

10 January 2022

The Polifonia ‘Bells’ pilot team in Agnone to visit the oldest bell foundry in Italy

Elena Musumeci and Chiara Veninata visited the 1000 years old Marinelli bell foundry

The village of  Agnone is a small Italian town in  Molise also known as “The city of bells”. Here,…

30 December 2021

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