🎄 IANUS completes its participation in the “Adopt a Family for Christmas 2025” initiative 🎄

Today, we successfully delivered the items collected as part of the “Adopt a Family for Christmas 2025” campaign, organized nationwide by the Pan Cyprian Volunteerism Coordinative Council.

As a team, we are proud to have contributed to an initiative that supports families in need and helps ensure that the holiday season is experienced with dignity, warmth, and hope. Being an official Collection Point allowed us not only to give back, but also to actively engage with our community — something that lies at the heart of IANUS values.

A sincere thank you to everyone who contributed, supported, and stood alongside us in this effort. Actions like these remind us that meaningful impact is created together. ❤️

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The CLIMATE-ADAPT4EOSC consortium held its first in-person General Assembly on 9–10 July 2025 in Grenoble, hosted by Artelia and CSTB.

Over two days, partners consolidated technical progress, aligned strategies, and strengthened their shared ambition to deliver interoperable climate services for the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC).

Representing IANUS Technologies, our CTO Eirini Barri and Software Developer Lampros Pitsillos actively contributed to the discussions.

The 5th TENSOR Consortium Meeting took place in Lisbon, Portugal, where partners gathered to review progress across all Work Packages (WP1–WP8) and set the stage for the next phase of the project.

Discussions highlighted the strong advancements made by the teams, and the second day featured a special highlight: a live pilot demonstration of Use Case 3, hosted by our partner PJ Ministério da Justiça.

Representing IANUS Technologies, our UX Architect Alexandros Tumpin and Software Developer Theocharis Tsekouras actively contributed to the meeting, supporting the project’s mission to deliver impactful solutions.

The TENACITy Final Pilot & Conference “Strengthening Security & Resilience” took place in Brussels, brought together partners and stakeholders to mark a major milestone for the project.

The TENACITy project was presented, highlighting key achievements and the innovative journey behind the Travel Intelligence Governance Framework. Participants explored tools, scenarios, the Virtual Large-Scale Exercise, and insights that shaped the future of European security and travel intelligence.

Representing IANUS Technologies, Georgia Anagnostaki, International & European Affairs Researcher, actively contributed to the discussions.