Let's talk about R&I

"The progress of technology means computer engineers need to train constantly"

Lola Burgueño, researcher in the UOC's Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3) Systems, Software and Models Lab (SOM Research Lab)

"Art can help us reconnect with ourselves, with the environment, with otherness"

Maria Heras, postdoctoral researcher from the TURBA group, at the UOC's Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3) research centre

"Lockdowns, face masks and health passports have existed for centuries"

Joana Maria Pujadas Mora, associate professor and researcher at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC)

"The consumer has changed more in the past six months as a result of the digitalization generated by the pandemic than in decades"

Manuel Serrano and David López, managers at FHIOS, a specialist business digitalization consultancy

"The sharing economy was a promise that has been completely devalued in the hands of large corporations"

Igor Calzada, Research Fellow at Cardiff University, WISERD and Senior Research Affiliate at the University of Oxford who specializes in urban transformation, city governance and digital rights

"If we are to improve employment security in care provision and stop pathologizing old age, we need to rethink the concept of home"

Daniel López, researcher at the Internet Interdisciplinary Institute's CareNet research group

"The 22@ hub offers us the opportunity to progress toward more transformative research"

Marta Aymerich, Vice President for Strategic Planning and Research

"Philosophy is also a fight against everything that stops us thinking"

Marina Garcés, professor on the Master's Degree in Philosophy for Contemporary Challenges (UOC) and coordinator of the MUSSOL research group

"Scientific collaboration with the UOC has been a great support for our new insurance projects"

Guillermo Franco, head of catastrophe risk research at Guy Carpenter, a company working with UOC researchers to develop novel insurance products

"Women are more exposed to COVID-19 because a higher proportion of them work in the frontline care sector"

Lídia Arroyo, researcher in the Gender and ICT group at the UOC's Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3)

"The industries of sport and health are not immune to the use of big data and artificial intelligence" 

UOC researchers Angel A. Juan, Anna Bach and Milagros Sáinz, help to identify emerging trends in big data, health and sport, with a genre perspective