NEWS & EVENTS

n the EXTRACT project, sustainability is a key driver for scientific, technical and business decisions. On the technical and scientific levels, Open Science principles are applied to facilitate the use of results by other parties. Adequation with current and future needs is also essential to ensure the sustainable development of the project.

EXTRACT had a strong presence at HiPEAC 2025, through presentations given by Elli Kartsakli from the Barelona Supercomputing Center and through presentations by Eduard Quiñones, Alba Cañete-Garrucho (BSC) and Julien Girard (Observatoire de Paris) as part of the co-organized workshop “Advancing the compute continuum: intelligent solutions for extreme data and 5G-enabled ecosystems”.

The EXTRACT project is leveraging cutting-edge data processing technology across the compute continuum (edge, cloud and HPC) that is being tested in the Transient Astrophysics with a Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (TASKA) use case, spearheaded by partners from the...

As the EXTRACT project enters its final year, it is strengthened by a new collaboration with Ekinox,  a French company specialized in creating high-value digital solutions for businesses by leveraging the power of AI and big data. By subcontracting specific TASKA...

Given the heavily-digitization and numerous and diverse cyber-attacks that occur daily as part of our modern society, cybersecurity is increasingly becoming of paramount importance. Therefore (or especially! - depending on the perspective), even projects that do no...

This is the project’s fifth in-person meeting since the project’s inception. With a favorable mid-term review halfway through the project and several dissemination activities showcasing project results, we are confident that 2025 will help us reach our final goals and yield exciting results.

Nine deliverables detailing the project's work have been published in the results section of the website. The EXTRACT deliverables offer essential insights into the project and its progress. The following deliverables, created for public dissemination, have been...

In the TASKA use case “C”, radio telescopes are used for imaging solar activity, particularly at very low radio frequencies. At these frequencies, the Sun appears as a lower resolution disk with blurry, blobby solar ejectas. Imaging these phenomena is crucial as it...

The TASKA “A” use case seeks to efficiently detect and model the solar activity received by the NenuFAR radiotelescope in Nançay, France. The goal is to develop an automatic data processing and identification system that will allow for real-time data processing and...

Eduardo Quiñones, principal investigator of the project, along with Enrico Gavagnin, Venice Councillor and Marc Montlleó, Director of Environmental Projects at Barcelona Regional, presented Big Data and AI for enhanced urban decision-making at the Smart City Expo...