Root4Dig opening conference in Baia Mare
On 4 June 2025, the opening conference hosted by TUCN-NUCBM was held in hybrid format, presenting the project objectives and a survey on cultural identity.
On 4 June 2025, the opening conference hosted by Partner 2 (TUCN-NUCBM) was held as part of the international Root4Dig project, supported by the Interreg NEXT programme.
The event took place in a hybrid format: in person at the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, North University Center of Baia Mare, and online.
Welcome remarks
- Olivian Chiver, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, TUCN-NUCBM
- Ramona Demarcsek, Head of the International Department at TUCN-NUCBM and project manager
- Liudmyla Arkhypova, Lead Partner, professor at the Department of Ecology, IFNTUOG
- Cristian Barz, President of the Association, who also moderated the event
Conference topics
- an overview of the project's goals and strategic objectives
- the roles of the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca and of the Association
- cross-border collaboration opportunities within the Interreg NEXT programme
- findings of a survey conducted among Romanian students regarding cultural identity and heritage
The event concluded with a Q&A session, reflecting a strong collective interest in the digital preservation of the Carpathian region's shared cultural heritage.
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