From 2–5 June 2025, the CONcISE consortium gathered for its third Topical School, hosted by the GROC-UJI Research Group at Universitat Jaume I (Castellón, Spain), with additional activities at FYLA (Valencia), one of the largest producers of supercontinuum laser sources for industry and research. The week opened with a project

By Aapo Peräkorpi. Biomedical imaging, including methods such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography, and ultrasound, plays a significant role in medical diagnostics and research. Semantic segmentation, an important technique within this field, involves partitioning images into meaningful segments and assigning labels to each pixel based on the object

By John Rosses. Often, students transition from university to industry after completing a degree, with a range of skills that prepare them for acquiring new specialised skills, relevant to their future workplaces. However, in academia, students are exposed to a teaching methodology within a controlled environment that does not properly

By Shiva Varakkoth. We have all used a camera. In fact, with the rise of TikTok and Instagram, images are the rage of the day. Billions of photos and videos are made every day and uploaded on the internet. But have you ever wondered how your smartphone’s camera works? A

The CONcISE project is preparing for its second Topical School meeting, which will take place from 16 to 19 September 2024 at University College London (UCL), UK. Organised by UCL in collaboration with accelopment Schweiz AG, this event will bring together all project partners and the project Doctoral Candidates (DCs)

By Marcos Antonio Obando. The extensive use of imaging techniques, which are used to extract information from objects of interest such as the human body, microorganisms, or black holes, has been instrumental in addressing challenges in various fields including medicine, biology, and astronomy. Under certain principles, each of these evolving