Researchers Anna Matamala and Pilar Orero were in Leeds with a theoretical and practical workshop that explored knowledge transfer in depth.

The TransMedia Catalonia research group took part in the second edition of the UN Virtual Worlds Day, an international conference attended by state representatives and major global organisations.

AccessCat researchers took part in Sónar 2025, one of the world’s leading technology festivals, during a session organised by the Clúster Audiovisual de Catalunya, an affiliate entity of the Network.

Both groups offer solutions in the fields of education, digital media, and social action, as well as in healthcare, education, and social causes, respectively.

The H2CAT Network and the AccessCat Network join forces for a new training cycle. On 14 and 17 July, Introduction to Transfer I.

The European Commission has recognised the work of the AccessCat Network, praising its pioneering role as the first knowledge transfer network in the field of social sciences and humanities in Catalonia.