Key achievements, assess remaining priorities and the final steps were between the main topics of discussion of the ENFIELD partners. The ENFIELD consortium held its Final General Assembly on 15–16 October 2026, bringing together project partners at the headquarters of INESC TEC in Porto, Portugal, with participants joining both in person and online. The two-day…
A joint research study by the Norwegian Computing Center and Özyeğin University, presented at the ESORICS-CPS4CIP 2026 workshop, demonstrates how robust data-processing techniques can improve the reliability of IoT systems, even when a significant proportion of sensors are compromised. As connected devices become increasingly embedded in critical infrastructures and intelligent systems, ensuring the trustworthiness of…
Researchers from Norsk Regnesentral and Özyeğin University presented the LOCO study, exploring how Kubernetes-based microservices perform under high workloads and unexpected disruptions, contributing to ENFIELD’s ongoing collaboration within the Adaptive AI pillar. The ENFIELD project was represented at the IEEE Innovations in Intelligent Systems and Applications Conference (ASYU 2026), held from 9 to 11 September…
FedXParity framework brings fairness, privacy and explainability together in federated learning. A new research addressing some of the key challenges surrounding trustworthy artificial intelligence was presented at the 31st European Symposium on Research in Computer Security (ESORICS 2026), held from 14 to 18 September at Sapienza University of Rome. The paper, “FedXParity: A Unified Framework…
Two-day hybrid event in Brussels connected leading voices from research, industry and public policy to examine how Europe can translate AI excellence into sustainable, trustworthy and impactful applications. More than 200 participants joined the ENFIELD Final Conference, “Advancing AI in Europe: From Foundations to Real-World Applications,” held on 7–8 July 2026 at the Palais des…
Represented by Aida Akbarzadeh (NTNU), the recent work presented addresses human control, trust, and cybersecurity in AI-enabled critical systems. ENFIELD participated in the ELSA Final General Assembly in Saarbrücken, Germany, where Aida Akbarzadeh, from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), represented the project and presented one of its recent research outputs. The work,…
Researchers and 2nd TIS Open Call Winners met at NTUA to present AI results across Energy, Healthcare, Manufacturing, and Space. The second ENFIELD Innovation Workshop took place at the Central Library of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), bringing together researchers, innovators, and project teams from across Europe to exchange ideas, share project progress,…
NTNU and TUC partners are organising the second workshop in collaboration with ARES. STRAI 2026 addresses the growing need for AI systems that are secure, trustworthy, resilient, and robust in the face of privacy risks, adversarial manipulation, and broader governance challenges. The workshop approaches AI trustworthiness from multiple perspectives, including policy and governance, ethics, human-AI…
Researchers from TUC, UoN, TELENOR, and NTNU seek public input on perceptions of Artificial Intelligence. A new survey aims to gather insights on how people perceive Artificial Intelligence (AI) in different contexts, and we need your voice. The survey, conducted as part of the ENFIELD project, invites individuals from all backgrounds to share their thoughts…
Together with the AI NoE, ENFIELD is participating in a workshop focused on responsible Edge AI, robotics, and ethical deployment. Edge AI and robotics are increasingly integrated in real-world systems that demand low-latency inference, efficient computation, and robust autonomy. However, deploying AI at the edge brings unique challenges, including limited computational resources, evolving regulatory constraints,…