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SUMMARY:DIGITAL 2026
DESCRIPTION:COP-PILOT at DIGITAL 2026 – Special Track on Digital Inclusion and Societal Participation (DISP)\nCOP-PILOT Horizon will co-organise\, together with the 6G-VERSUS and SUSTAIN-6G Horizon Europe projects\, the Special Track on Digital Inclusion and Societal Participation (DISP) at DIGITAL 2026: Advances on Societal Digital Transformation\, taking place from 5–9 July 2026 in Nice\, France. The track is chaired by Dr. Amizan Omar (University of Bradford). \nThe DISP track provides a dedicated forum to explore how emerging digital infrastructures (such as edge computing\, IoT\, and AI-orchestrated platforms\, including those developed within COP-PILOT) shape the conditions for societal participation. It moves beyond traditional notions of digital inclusion to critically examine structural dynamics such as data representation\, access asymmetries\, and the societal implications of large-scale digital deployments. \nFrom a COP-PILOT perspective\, the track is directly aligned with the project’s vision of interoperable\, cross-domain platforms. It investigates how advanced digital ecosystems influence civic engagement\, equity\, and justice in increasingly automated environments\, and how these systems can be designed to better reflect diverse societal needs. \nThe track welcomes contributions from researchers\, innovators\, and practitioners addressing topics such as inclusive digital transformation\, societal impacts of future networks\, digital inequalities\, responsible AI\, participatory approaches\, and sustainability in digital innovation. \n\n\nSubmission deadline: 1 May 2026\nMore information and submissions: https://www.iariasubmit.org/conferences/submit/newcontribution.php?event=DIGITAL+2026+Specia|\nConference: DIGITAL 2026\nTrack details: DISP.pdf
URL:https://cop-pilot.eu/event/digital-2026/
LOCATION:Nice\, France
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SUMMARY:Europe-Korea Conference on Science and Technology (EKC2026): AI-Driven Future of Science and Technology
DESCRIPTION:Kingston University London (KUL)\, represented by Prof. Youngseok Choi\, has been invited to present the COP-PILOT Horizon Europe project at EKC2026 under the track “Science\, Technology\, Human Values and Socio-ecological Future in the Age of AI.” This invited presentation will serve as a dissemination activity to share emerging insights from COP-PILOT on how next-generation digital infrastructures\, including Edge computing\, IoT-enabled platforms\, and AI-supported orchestration\, can be evaluated not only through technical performance indicators but also through broader societal and human-centred value. \nThe presentation will focus on the theme of Inclusive Development\, reflecting COP-PILOT’s ambition to move beyond a narrow efficiency-driven view of digital innovation. While conventional evaluation often relies on Key Performance Indicators such as latency\, uptime\, throughput\, and system reliability\, COP-PILOT explores how digital platforms can also generate relational\, economic\, environmental\, and public value across diverse stakeholder ecosystems. This aligns with the project’s Key Value Indicator approach\, which links technical performance to wider outcomes such as stakeholder trust\, data liquidity\, socio-economic resilience\, SME participation\, sustainability\, and digital sovereignty. \nThe talk will discuss how large-scale European digital infrastructure projects can support inclusive socio-technical transformation across domains such as energy\, smart cities\, agriculture\, and manufacturing. The emphasis will be on how AI and digital platforms can be governed and assessed in ways that make social value visible\, ensuring that innovation benefits are not concentrated among dominant actors but are distributed across SMEs\, citizens\, public authorities\, and local communities. \nBy contributing to the EKC2026 discussion on science\, technology\, human values\, and socio-ecological futures\, this dissemination activity will position COP-PILOT as a practical example of how European research and innovation projects can address the challenge of building digital infrastructures that are technically robust\, socially legitimate\, environmentally responsible\, and inclusive by design.
URL:https://cop-pilot.eu/event/europe-korea-conference-on-science-and-technology-ekc2026-ai-driven-future-of-science-and-technology/
LOCATION:Toulouse\, France
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