About Madeira-ITI

Jos van Leeuwen
Filipe Quintal
Mary Barreto
Carlos André
Jayant Venkatanathan
Ron Salden
Yoram Chisik
Ko Huang
Ruben Gouveia
Eduardo Marques
Sukriti Bhattacharya
Bruno Valente
Gonçalo Gouveia
Ijaz Ahmad
Eduardo Fermé
Mónica Cameirão
Jorge Grenha
Giovanni Innella
Sergi Bermudez
Nuno Nunes
Laura Rodriguez
Jorge Gonçalves
Ian Oakley
Jakob Rogstadius
Roberto Sousa
Maurício Reis
Ken Keane
Evangelos Niforatos
Michelle Macau
Vassilis Kostakos
Augusto Esteves
Sorren Hanvey
Luis Gomes
Monchu Chen
António Temes
Barbara Pizzileo
Mayur Karnik
Evangelos Karapanos
Paulo Sampaio
Vera Lim
Valentina Nisi
Margarida Sousa
Leonel Nóbrega
Tasos Spiliotopoulos
Pedro Campos
Lina Brito
David Aveiro
Rui Alves
Guilherme Gomes
Lucas Pereira
Claudia Clemente
Larry Constantine
Alcione Santos
Nuno Santos
Michelle Scott
Nestor Catano
Victor Rivera
Kanarak Isarankura
Christian Koehler
Dulce Pacheco

M-ITI and its founding organisations The Madeira Interactive Technologies Institute (Madeira-ITI) is a not-for-profit innovation institute of the University of Madeira, founded by the University of Madeira, Madeira Tecnopolo, and Carnegie Mellon University. The institute was created in December 2009 in order to provide a home for the many collaborations between these partners, in both research and education.

The work of the institute mainly concentrates on innovation in the areas of computer science, human-computer interaction, and entertainment technology. Feel welcome to explore the information here on our educational programs and our research efforts.