The Kick-off Meeting (KoM) of the partners of the “AIOS – AI-Driven Open Science: A Curriculum for Research and Innovation” European project, was successfully held on 21 and 22 May 2026 in Larissa, Greece. The DAISSy Research Group of the Hellenic Open University (HOU), Greek partner, took part in the transnational meeting, marking the official launch of a two-year European collaboration aimed at strengthening Open Science through the use of Artificial Intelligence.
The University of Thessaly, Coordinator of the AIOS project, hosted the two-day sessions, attended by representatives of all consortium partners from Greece, Italy, Norway and Ukraine. The main objective of the kick-off meeting was to confirm the project’s shared vision, establish the framework for cooperation, and agree on the first steps for the implementation of its activities and deliverables. DAISSy-HOU was represented by Achilles KAMEAS, Professor at HOU, Director of DAISSy, who actively contributed to the KoM activities, including the planning of communication activities aimed at maximizing the visibility and impact of AIOS results.
DAISSy-HOU is strongly involved in all activities of the AIOS project, playing an important role in developing related digital tools and the educational ecosystem, the creation of innovative educational resources and the implementation of piloting activities. Furthermore, the Research Group leads the work package related to the dissemination activities, that involves the exploitation strategy for AIOS’s results, the creation of the project’s official website, its presence on social media, as well as each partner’s role in communicating AIOS activities.
►Detailed information about the content of the AIOS project and the role of the DAISSy-HOU, is available at the attached press release
►For more information about the activities of DAISSy-HOU:
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