The research achievements of ICCS’s research teams were showcased at the 87th TIF (Thessaloniki International Fair) for the first time. Our researchers took part in the 87th TIF and showcased their research activities to more than 130.000 visitors that reached the exhibition during 9- 17 September 2023, discussed with politicians and representatives of the country’s business world, and did not miss a single opportunity for networking with the media, the academic and research world.
Every year, the Thessaloniki International Fair welcomes thousands visitors, hosts around 1,500 exhibitors from Greece and abroad, offers numerous important parallel events, and stands as the largest exhibition event in the country. Thessaloniki International Fair is an established exhibition event that is integrally linked to the history of Greece’s economic and cultural growth. Greek Research and academic institutions have a strong presence in this event, as it provides a unique opportunity to bridge domestic scientific production with the broader societal context, public authorities, political leadership, and the business world.
This year, ICCS and I-SENSE Group’s research outputs were hosted in the pavilion ACADEMIA and in the booth of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). I-SENSE Group had a strong and dynamic presence in the exhibition. Our Group’s technological exhibits covered research work in 5 thematic areas: 1. Crisis Management and Natural Disasters 2. Autonomy & Electromobility 3. Culture & Technology 4. Energy, Circular Economy, Water, Environment, 5. Applications in Health Sciences.
During the fist weekend, on Saturday 9th at 19.00, ICCS’s director, Professor J.Psaras presented ICCS’s activities in the field of research exploitation and innovation. On Monday, September 11th, at 19:00, the workshop “Crisis Management: Applications Focusing on Citizen Empowerment,” took place in the Pavilion 15. Our researchers Dr Angelos Amditis and Elefterios Ouzounoglou presented applications that involve citizens in crisis management by providing data and information through digital platforms, enabling crisis management authorities to make effective decisions for rescue or protection operations.
Congratulations to all our researchers who participated: Professor Evangelos Christoforou, Dr Angelos Amditis, Dr Villy Portouli, Dr Eleutherios Ouzounoglou, Christina Anagnostopoulou, Lazaros Karagiannidis, Spyros Bolierakis, Evangelia Latsa, Dr Ioanna Doutsou, Nefeli Motsi, Nikos Kardaris, Georgios Moustris.
