The European Researchers’ Night 2025, themed “Mission: Possible – The Sequel,” was held on 26 September 2025 in Nicosia, attracting over 2,000 students, researchers and public. The event featured more than 65 booths where researchers, universities, and companies showcased high-tech experiments and scientific equipment.
The ERATOSTHENES Centre of Excellence from the Cyprus University of Technology participated with two booths: Earth Explorers: The ERATOSTHENES Centre of Excellence in Action – Play – Learn – Observe Our Planet from Space.
A central focus of the event was the AI-OBSERVER project, which was highlighted to demonstrate how Artificial Intelligence can revolutionize Earth Observation, particularly for Disaster Risk Reduction.
During the presentation, the purpose of AI-OBSERVER was explained in detail, outlining its aim to enhance Earth Observation capabilities using AI, ultimately improving the detection and monitoring of environmental hazards.
