Research at the service of society
Transferring knowledge to society is part of DIDEROT's work: making sure that research on digital didactics of music and the performing arts reaches classrooms, schools, cultural institutions and companies in the sector.
The group places its research (digital didactics, intelligent technologies applied to music, digital editing and encoding of musical heritage) at the service of teachers, schools and institutions, through collaborative projects, specialised training, digital resources and outreach activities.
DIDEROT
TransferLab
IUCE Knowledge Transfer Group
IUCE Knowledge Transfer Group
DIDEROT TransferLab is the Knowledge Transfer Group (GTC) of the University Institute of Education Sciences (IUCE) linked to DIDEROT. It channels the group's knowledge transfer towards the education system, the cultural sector and industry: advice, training, resource development and collaboration on projects.
HeadJavier Félix Merchán Sánchez-Jara
Projects in which the group's research becomes tools, resources and networks serving education and musical heritage.
EA-DIGIFOLK2023–2026
Horizon Europe, MSCA Staff Exchanges (European Union)
Digital collection, analysis and dissemination of folk music from a European and Ibero-American perspective, with staff exchanges between institutions.
PI Javier Félix Merchán Sánchez-Jara and María Navarro Cáceres
Project website(opens in a new window)Co-POEM2019–2022
Erasmus+ KA201, European Commission
A platform for the collaborative creation of European popular music, developed within an Erasmus+ strategic partnership for school education.
PI María Navarro Cáceres
FolkAI2020–2023
Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (MICINN)
Artificial intelligence serving the preservation and dissemination of the European musical tradition.
The Knowledge Transfer Office of the University of Salamanca channels Article 60 contracts, patents and collaboration with companies and institutions.
Would your school, institution or company like to work with DIDEROT?
Write to us and we will explore together how the group's research can help you: training, digital resources, musical heritage or outreach.