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The Next-Generation Data-to-Knowledge Computational Methods (DATAKOM) group generates high-impact research in data compression, bioinformatics, deep learning and multimodal forensics. Our work addresses critical societal and technological challenges by transforming next-generation data into actionable knowledge, following the classical data -> information -> knowledge paradigm. This knowledge enables disruptive innovation and tangible societal benefits.
Our research directly contributes to the societal challenge Security, Digital Transformation and Public Services, with a primary focus on Digital Transformation. The activities reinforce European innovation capacity through work in artificial intelligence, advanced computing, mathematical modelling, space and Earth observation, and cybersecurity and technological sovereignty. Our work aligns closely with the EU strategic priorities for a digitally empowered and secure society. Additionally, we also help address the challenge Knowledge and Quality of Life, specifically to the objective of promoting population health through biomedical research and the development of new therapies, achieved through our research in bioinformatics, particularly in microbial genomics, enabling the development of new antimicrobial agents.
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Publications in 2022-2026
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Labs
Algorithms, standards, and systems for efficient lossless and lossy compression in remote sensing and scientific data.
Open labMethods and tools for large-scale biological data analysis, representation, and reproducible computational pipelines.
Open labMultimodal methods for content authenticity, tampering detection, and decision support across heterogeneous media sources.
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The main campus of the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona is located in Bellaterra (Cerdanyola del Valles), 20 km from Barcelona, between Sabadell and Sant Cugat del Valles.
By train: FGC (S2 or S55, station: Universitat Autonoma) or RENFE (R7, station: Cerdanyola Universitat).
By bus: SARBUS from Barcelona (St. Andreu Arenal/Fabra i Puig), plus daily lines from several nearby towns.
By car: From Barcelona use B-30 or AP-7 and exit at Universitat Autonoma.
Once at the UAB campus, go to Building Q. The building is close to the RENFE station and around a 10-minute walk from the FGC station.
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DATAKOM is open to collaboration with national and international research groups, as well as companies working on data-intensive science and related areas.
Contact DATAKOMInterested in a thesis, internship, or early-stage research position? Check current opportunities by lab and get in touch.