Application of AI to some edu4plastic project images, last València meeting
28 04 2025We offer the result of applying Chatgpt AI to various images from the last edu4plastic erasmus project meeting on 10-11 April, 2025.

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We offer the result of applying Chatgpt AI to various images from the last edu4plastic erasmus project meeting on 10-11 April, 2025.

Today we visited the València campus with professors from the Transilvania University of Brasov. They visited the design and manufacturing Institute (IDF) and the institute of biomechanics (IBV).
The edu4plastic Transnational Project Meeting (TPM3) continues today, April 11th. Partners from Romania (Universitatea Politehnica Timisoara and Universitatea Transilvania din Brasov), Italy (Universita degli studi dell’Insubria), Slovenia (Faculty of environmental protection Velenje and Dermol svetovanje, d.o.o.) and Spain (Universitat Politecnica de Valencia) will meet in UPV Valencia Campus.

The edu4plastic Transnational Project Meeting (TPM3) starts today, April 10th. Partners from Romania (Universitatea Politehnica Timisoara and Universitatea Transilvania din Brasov), Italy (Universita degli studi dell’Insubria), Slovenia (Faculty of environmental protection Velenje and Dermol svetovanje, d.o.o.) and Spain (Universitat Politecnica de Valencia) will meet in UPV Valencia Campus.

link to the project website here
We are participating in the Limerick Lifelong Learning Festival 2025 under the theme «Literacy for Life» and as part of the festival the «Digital Services & Senior’s Inclusion (DSSI)» project: The potential of a Libraries & Communities Alliance in the post COVID Era» EU project will be featured in a special session at the festival dedicated to the DSSI project.
We share some training pills from module 6 of the project.
The first pill
the second pill
The third pill
the fourth pill
The last one pill
CircSyst (Circular Systemic Solutions for Plastic, Packaging, Bio-Waste, and Water) is an innovative project funded by Horizon Europe and coordinated by AIJU, which brings together a consortium of 32 public and private organisations from eight European countries: Spain, Belgium, Finland, Greece, Sweden, Austria, Slovenia, Hungary and the UK. With a duration of 36 months and a grant of €10,244,330.61, CircSyst aims to accelerate the transition to a circular economy by developing and scaling replicable solutions across Europe.
The project focuses on three key value chains identified in the European Commission’s Circular Economy Action Plan: water management, bio-waste recovery and plastic and packaging waste reduction. These solutions will be validated in nine demonstrators located in regions committed to the circular economy, including Riba-roja (Spain), Podravje (Slovenia), Flanders (Belgium), Visby (Sweden), Paijat-Hame-Lahti (Finland), Castilla-La Mancha (Spain), Thessaloniki (Greece) and Central and Eastern Hungary.

2nd day of the DIMAT project plenary meeting continued today, 12 February, in Larnaca (Cyprus).
The plenary meeting of the DIMAT project started today, 11 February, in Larnaca (Cyprus).

Developed under Erasmus + project number: 2021-1-IE02-KA220-HED-000035812, “Developing Information and Research Skills for Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, (InRS)” and edited by Angela Repanovici (UnitBv) and Santiago Ferrándiz Bou (UPV).

Download the ebook in the link http://elblogdelplastico.blogs.upv.es/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/INRS-Handbook-of-information-specialists_finalv3-1.pdf