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News

Info Day for Researchers in the Social Sciences and Humanities by “EIT Culture and Creativity” and “Horizon Europe”

The 1st Plenary Meeting of the i-Game project focused on the simulation of the digital platform

Setting off the Co-Creation Workshops for the “i-Game” project

Serious Games & GAMIFICATION as an innovative driver for learning, enhancing engagement, creativity, social cohesion, and growth

Virtual Worlds, Real Risks: Exploring User Safety in the Metaverse under the Digital Services Act.

Fostering synergies with EU funded projects “GAME-ER” and “Gamehearts”