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Improving the detection of unseen cyberattacks in industrial systems
LASIGE’s PhD student Allan da S. Espindola and integrated members António Casimiro and Pedro M. Ferreira in collaboration with Altair O. Santin and Eduardo K. Viegas from the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUCPR), Brazil, was published in the top 10% journal *Future Generation Computer Systems*. The paper entitled “Enhancing Intrusion Detection Generalization via Diversity-Driven […]
Vasco Vasconcelos Serves as Program Chair at INForum 2026
Vasco Vasconcelos, an integrated researcher at LASIGE, is the Program Chair for INForum 2026 – Simpósio de Informática, alongside Ana Alonso, and the event will be held on September 3–4 in Setubal. The 16th edition of the annual national symposium brought together researchers, students, and industry professionals for a two-day lunch-to-lunch event covering various areas […]
LASIGE receives a Google gift to study AI literacy for children with disabilities
Tiago Guerreiro, LASIGE integrated member and current Director, received an unrestricted research gift from Google to support his work on AI literacy for children with visual impairments. Tiago Guerreiro’s research focuses on the co-creation of inclusive educational tools and methods that teach children with visual impairments the foundational principles of data science and machine learning. […]
Understanding the Impact of World and Goal Sharing on Cooperative Gaming
The paper “Asymmetric Gaming Further Apart: Effects of World and Goal Sharing on Cooperative Play”, co-authored by LASIGE researchers David Gonçalves, Daniel Reis, João Guerreiro, Tiago Guerreiro, André Rodrigues and collaborator Kathrin Gerling (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), has been accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, a top-ranked journal. The […]
Micro-Goals: Rethinking Goal-Setting in Physical Activity Tracking
The paper “Breaking it Down: Micro Goals in Physical Activity Tracking”, authored by Ruben Gouveia (LASIGE), Evangelos Karapanos and Christos Themistocleous (CUT) introduces the concept of micro-goals, such as walking a certain number of steps within the next 10 minutes, as an alternative to traditional daily activity targets. While existing activity trackers often rely on […]
Exploring Continuity in Play Across Analog and Digital Mediums
The paper “From Board to Screen and Back: Exploring Continuous Transmedial Play”, co-authored by LASIGE researchers Inês Gil, David Gonçalves, João Guerreiro, and André Rodrigues has been accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, a top-ranked journal. The work will also be presented at the Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction […]