The Center for Experimental Knowledge Innovation (CEIEC) at Francisco de Vitoria University is an institute established with the aim of developing R&D&I projects in the field of ICT that contribute to ensuring all citizens can benefit from the information society.
The CEIEC aims to bridge the digital divide through inclusion programs and digital services that make the use of new technologies useful, accessible, and appealing to the entire society.
The CEIEC has three main areas of focus to ensure that immigrants, people with disabilities, seniors, and any other socially “e-excluded” groups have access to ICT.
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The CEIEC was established as an initiative by researchers from the UFV School of Computer Engineering, led by Dr. Álvaro José García Tejedor, with support from the Avanza Plan of the Ministry of Industry, Tourism, and Trade. Since its inception, it has had an interdepartmental focus, and as a result, researchers from other faculties—including Biotechnology, Business, Humanities, Law, and Communication Sciences, among others—also collaborate with it.
The CEIEC is committed to forging partnerships with companies, institutions, and public agencies that share the view that ICTs are not only the new drivers of development and progress, but also a means of bringing about positive change and improvement in society. In this regard, it places special emphasis on projects open to other members of the European Union and countries in Latin America.
For more information, visit the CEIEC website: www.ceiec.es
Schedule
From 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Monday through FridayPhone
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