Structured knowledge for multi-agent academic support: Diverso Lab at the UCA Doctoral Consortium

Structured knowledge for multi-agent academic support: Diverso Lab at the UCA Doctoral Consortium

Doctors, Events, Uncategorized
Noelia López Durán presents her doctoral research at the 6th Doctoral Consortium in Computer Science (University of Cádiz) Our colleague Noelia López Durán recently took part in the 6th Doctoral Consortium in Computer Science of the University of Cádiz, presenting her ongoing doctoral research, "Structured knowledge modeling for multi-agent academic support systems". Representing Diverso Lab, and as part of a joint doctoral collaboration between the University of Seville and the University of Cádiz, Noelia shared the latest advances of her work on intelligent academic support systems based on Large Language Models (LLMs), Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) and structured knowledge representations. Her proposal addresses one of the main challenges of applying LLMs in universities: ensuring that generated responses align with institutional regulations, degree requirements and each student's specific academic situation. To achieve…
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José Manuel Sánchez Presents SensOlive at SISTEDES 2026

José Manuel Sánchez Presents SensOlive at SISTEDES 2026

Announcement, Events, Product lines, Projects, Seminar, Uncategorized
SensOlive brings software variability and digital twins to one of today’s most urgent agricultural challenges: efficient irrigation in olive groves. During SISTEDES 2026, held in Alicante from 16 to 18 June, our colleague José Manuel Sánchez Ruiz presented the work titled “Proyecto - SENSOLIVE: Variability Management and Digital Twins in Deficit Irrigation of Olive Groves”. The conference brought together the Spanish software engineering community and included JISBD, JCIS and PROLE as its main scientific tracks. The article was authored by José Manuel Sánchez Ruiz, Francisco Sebastián Benítez Ruiz Díaz, Noelia López Durán, Miguel Ángel Olivero González, Francisco José Domínguez Mayo, Marta Sánchez Piñero and David Benavides Cuevas. Managing variability in precision irrigation The SensOlive project addresses a key problem in modern agriculture: how to support deficit irrigation strategies in olive…
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Francisco Sebastián Benítez Presents a Tool for Variability Management in Irrigation and Agriculture

Francisco Sebastián Benítez Presents a Tool for Variability Management in Irrigation and Agriculture

Events, Product lines, Projects, Seminar, Uncategorized
DiversoLab continues exploring how software variability can support smarter and more adaptable agricultural systems.At SISTEDES 2026, our colleague Francisco Sebastián Benítez presented the work titled “Herramienta - A Tool for Variability Management in Irrigation and Agriculture”. The conference took place in Alicante from 16 to 18 June 2026 and gathered researchers and professionals from the Spanish software engineering and software development technologies community.The article was authored by Francisco Sebastián Benítez, José Manuel Sánchez Ruiz, David Romero Organvídez, Miguel Ángel Olivero, José A. Galindo, Francisco José Domínguez-Mayo and David Benavides.A tool-oriented contribution for smart agricultureThe presented work focuses on the development of a tool for managing variability in irrigation and agricultural contexts. This is a relevant challenge because agricultural systems are highly configurable: crops, sensors, irrigation strategies, environmental conditions and user…
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DiversoLab at SISTEDES 2026: Connecting with the Spanish Software Engineering Community

DiversoLab at SISTEDES 2026: Connecting with the Spanish Software Engineering Community

Events, Product lines, Seminar, Uncategorized
From 16 to 18 June 2026, members of DiversoLab attended the Jornadas de la Sociedad de Ingeniería de Software y Tecnologías de Desarrollo de Software, held in Alicante and organised by the University of Alicante. The event brought together researchers and professionals working on software engineering, databases, service engineering, programming languages and related areas. For DiversoLab, participating in SISTEDES is especially relevant because the conference provides a unique opportunity to learn about the state of the art in the community, exchange ideas with other research groups and identify new scientific challenges in software engineering. SISTEDES 2026 included the XXX Jornadas de Ingeniería del Software y Bases de Datos, the XXI Jornadas de Ciencia e Ingeniería de Servicios and the XXV Jornadas de Programación y Lenguajes. A meeting point for research,…
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Challenges and Impact of Disruptive Technologies in Public Administration

Challenges and Impact of Disruptive Technologies in Public Administration

Events, Seminar
Seminar: Challenges and Impact of Disruptive Technologies in Public Administration"Computer Science at the Crossroads" seminar series — La informática en la encrucijadaDIVERSO LAB is pleased to invite the entire university community to an upcoming seminar delivered by Carmen Rodríguez Quirós, General Manager of INPRO (Diputación de Sevilla).The talk will take place on Monday, June 1, 2026 at 12:30h in the Multiuse Room of the School of Computer Engineering (ETSI Informática), University of Seville.About the speakerCarmen Rodríguez Quirós serves as General Manager of INPRO, the IT company of the Diputación de Sevilla, bringing extensive experience in the digital transformation of local public administration.Summary of the presentationDisruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) are rapidly transforming society. Public administrations — and especially local government, the tier closest to citizens — must be…
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Diverso Lab at the AI Opportunity Fund event in Seville

Diverso Lab at the AI Opportunity Fund event in Seville

Events, Projects
A total of forty students enrolled in vocational training programmes and computing specialisation courses at IES Polígono Sur in Seville took part in an artificial intelligence event organised by Programamos, within the framework of a project funded by the AI Opportunity Fund: Europe, an initiative promoted by Google.org and the Centre for Public Impact. Diverso Lab contributed to the event with an experiment focused on prompt variability, developed in collaboration with José Miguel Horcas, a researcher at the University of Málaga (UMA). The experiment analyses how the way instructions are formulated for artificial intelligence systems influences the results obtained — a line of research with significant implications for the development of AI-based applications.The data collected during the activity will be used to continue improving a proprietary tool currently under development,…
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DIVERSO LAB’s Latest Advances in AI, Software Product Lines, and Smart Agriculture

DIVERSO LAB’s Latest Advances in AI, Software Product Lines, and Smart Agriculture

Announcement, Events, Product lines, Seminar, Uncategorized
Following the recent participation of our researchers Francisco José Domínguez-Mayo and Francisco Sesbastián Benítez  at the FOSD (Feature-Oriented Software Development) Meeting—a prominent international gathering dedicated to advancing research in software variability and software product lines, see more here —we held an internal seminar at our facilities. Upon their return, Francisco J. and Francisco S. shared their experiences and the presentations they delivered at the conference with the entire DIVERSO LAB team from the University of Seville. This knowledge-sharing session focused on the application of software engineering and Artificial Intelligence to the agricultural sector.Towards the Systematic Engineering of Intelligent SystemsThe first presentation was given by Francisco J. Domínguez-Mayo, who introduced the line of work titled "Toward an Innovation-Oriented SPL Methodology for On-Premise Intelligent Systems". During his exposition, he emphasized the need…
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DiversoLab participation in MODEVAR 2026

DiversoLab participation in MODEVAR 2026

Events, Projects, Uncategorized
Yesterday, April 29, 2026, our team from the University of Seville presented its work in the International Workshop on Languages for Modelling Variability (MODEVAR 2026). The event, hosted online by TU Braunschweig (Germany), brought together international experts to discuss and advance the field of software variability representation. Feature models have been recognized as one of the main contributions to the Software Product Line community since their invention in 1990. Despite several attempts to establish a standard modelling language (such as OVM, CVL, or TVL), reaching a consensus on a simple and universal feature modelling language remains a challenge. With the goal of facilitating information sharing among researchers, tools, and developers, this year's edition of MODEVAR focused on sharing knowledge about building variability representations and, most importantly, fostering open discussions on…
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How do LLMs really work? We have an answer

How do LLMs really work? We have an answer

Events, Seminar, Uncategorized
The seminar “¿Cómo funcionan los LLMs? Una explicación simple y accesible” delivered by Jesús Moreno León at the School of Computer Engineering of the University of Seville, concluded with outstanding attendance and a very positive reception from participants.Organized as part of the seminar series “Computer Science at the Crossroads,” the session brought together students, educators, and researchers interested in gaining a clear understanding of how large language models operate and the growing impact of artificial intelligence. The talk covered key concepts such as transformer architectures, machine learning foundations, and the role of AI assistants in educational and professional contexts. Thanks to its accessible and outreach-oriented approach, the seminar enabled attendees with diverse backgrounds to follow the explanations easily and actively engage in the discussion session that followed, fostering meaningful reflection…
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Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Events, Uncategorized
Today we celebrate the incredible contributions of women and girls in science, technology, and innovation.We are proud to have in our lab team women dedicated to the field of computer science. Every day, they contribute to research, development, and problem-solving in a space that continues to grow and evolve thanks to diversity, curiosity, and collaboration.Being women in tech means not only building solutions and advancing knowledge, but also inspiring the next generation of girls to see themselves in science, data, code, and innovation. Megha Bhushan Noelia López Durán Asmaa Hasan Sbaih Ana Eva Chacón-Luna Esther Rocío Valladolid Ortíz Representation matters. Opportunities matter. Support matters.On this International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we reaffirm our commitment to fostering inclusive environments where talent thrives — regardless of gender.Here’s to curiosity,…
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