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The European METAHEFO project will focus on creating virtual environments to help students improve their podiatric training

The yearly event of the European project called SMARTLAGOON, research H2020, headed by UCAM, which was celebrated today, has shared its results with regional, national and international scientists and with the Department for the Environment, Mar Menor, Universities and Research.

The SMARTLAGOON project has increased the data collection thanks to the installation of two new cameras, located in the Marchamalo and El Estacio canals.

For six Mondays, free theory and practice sessions will be held with mixed teams in collaboration with the Sports Association of Los Dolores.

This measuring device will efficiently send real-time data on the lagoon’s temperature, salinity, chlorophyll and turbidity

The Los Jerónimos Campus hosted the Art Marketing Training event, along with the final meeting of the European project Refresh+. Both events have allowed 11 European artists to learn about artistic marketing and how to promote their personal brands.

This is an initiative of Smartlagoon, a European H2020 project led by UCAM, in which the Swiss company Photrack is a partner. Its researchers have analysed the Discharge APP with representatives of the Confederación Hidrográfica del Segura and the General Directorate of the Mar Menor

The Universidad Católica, together with institutions from Norway, Greece, Iceland and Poland, is participating in the My Organic Way project to create digital content that promotes organic farming and healthy eating.

Sensors will provide real-time information on the levels of oxygen, temperature, salinity, chlorophyll and turbidity at different depths.

At the event, Manuel Navarro, responsible for Acciona’s Water Cycle, gave a speech in which he stressed that “in Murcia we have learned to use water properly with very high levels of efficiency” and advocated desalination plants as a complement to irrigation