As part of his visit to UPT, Prof. Parikshat Manhas, a member of the REMIT External Monitoring Committee, presented a seminar to the researchers on 10 October entitled: “Evolving Paradigms in Tourism Research: A Call for Collaborative Solutions”.
As part of the SNAP+ – Photogrammetry Aided Surveying in Heritage Management project, the 3rd Photogrammetry Workshop (in Chidea) and the Transnational Project Meeting took place in Cluj-Napoca (Romania) between 01 and 03 October, at the premises of host partner Tektum Architectural Studio (RO). The main aim of this meeting was to evaluate the work carried out so far, as well as the project’s future implementation strategies. This project is part of REMIT and has an internal team made up of members of the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture (DTPC) and the Department of Architecture and Multimedia Gallaecia (DAMG), as well as the collaboration of other international partners such as EK Association and Aleron IT Solutions (Hungary), Institut Vernakularne Arhitekture (Slovenia).
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As part of her visit to UPT, Prof. Larissa Batrancea, a member of the REMIT External Monitoring Committee, presented a seminar to the researchers on 20 September entitled: “What Drives Economic Behaviour? Brain Matters, Cutting-Edge Technology and Paramount Insights from Tax Behaviour and Cognitive Neuroscience”.
