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Artificial Intelligence

INESC TEC brought citizens closer to local politics with AI – now the technology is available to everyone

The Artificial Intelligence models developed within the CitiLink project are now easily accessible, opening the doors to collaboration and the continuous evolution of solutions aimed at increasing municipal transparency. 

16th April 2026

Artificial Intelligence

ECIR 2026: INESC TEC presented information retrieval research at Europe’s leading conference in the field

For five days, Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) became the meeting point for the international scientific community dedicated to information retrieval, bringing together around 500 experts to discuss search and recommendation models, the integration of language models, and the challenges associated with evaluating and improving the efficiency of these systems. INESC TEC took part in the 48th edition of the European Conference on Information Retrieval (ECIR 2026) with a team of researchers presenting several scientific papers and organising a workshop.

13th April 2026

Artificial Intelligence

More information, better decisions: Artificial Intelligence that anticipates breast cancer surgery outcomes

It is not the fairy tale; but the CINDERELLA project works a kind of magic when it comes to breast cancer treatment. Launched four years ago and now approaching the final stage, the project has already delivered a set of tools designed to help patients and clinical staff realistically anticipate the physical changes resulting from surgery following breast cancer treatment.

25th February 2026

Artificial Intelligence

Fighting environmental crimes relies on Artificial Intelligence – with INESC TEC’s touch

The EnSafe project (Enhancing Environmental Protection: Anomaly Detection in Waste Transportation using Network Science) – focusing on the development of Artificial Intelligence-based solutions to tackle environmental crimes - has now come to an end. It is now possible to detect anomalies and possible fraud in waste transportation. Integrated into the national strategy to eliminate environmental crimes, the project was funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT).

03rd February 2026

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