Former food market in Nicosia becomes CYENS technology hub: how it fights brain drain
The CYENS Centre of Excellence in the capital of Cyprus is housed in an old food market building. The partly EU-funded centre brings together about 110 staff and more than 50 projects — from interactive city maps and sensors for athletes to a platform for detecting illegal dumps, already used by the Nicosia municipality. The CYENS Centre of Excellence in the capital of Cyprus is housed in an old food market building. Partially EU-funded, the centre brings together around 110 staff and more than 50 projects — from interactive city maps and sensors for athletes to a platform for detecting illegal dumps, already used by the Nicosia municipality.
Aziz Karimov