The DTIC offers a well-established infrastructure and modern facilities for top-quality research activities and scientific publication. Currently, it is home to many research groups spanning a broad range of areas in the field of Information and Communication Technologies. These include cognitive and inteligent systems, audiovisual technologies, networks and communications, and computational biology and biomedical systems.

Over the last decade, research in the field of Information and Communication Technologies has become increasingly interdisciplinary. The DTIC's research landscape reflects this trend in that its groups increasingly collaborate with each other and with external institutions in both National and European reseach initiatives.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI&ML)
Natural Language Processing (TALN)
The Ubiquitous Computing Applications Laboratory (UbiCA Lab)
Web Research Group (WRG)
Cognitive Multimedia Technologies (CMTECH)
Image Processing Group (IPG)

Network Technologies and Strategies (NeTS)
Wireless Communications (WICOM)
Wireless Networking (WN)
Information Theory and Coding (ITC)

Nonlinear Time Series Analysis Group (NTSA)
Biomedical Electronics Research Group (BERG)
Sensing in Physiology and Biomedicine (PHYSENSE)
Simulation, Imaging and Modelling for Biomedical Systems (SIMBioSys)

Centers and Research Groups Centers and Research Groups

Center of Neuro-Robotics and Autonomous Systems (N-RAS) formed by the following research groups:

Synthetic Perceptive, Emotive and Cognitive Systems (SPECS)

Center of Brain and Cognition (CBC) formed by the following research groups:

Computational Neuroscience (CNS)
Language and Comparative Cognition (LCC)
Multisensory Research Group (MRG)
Speech Acquisition and Perception (SAP)
Speech Production and Bilingualism (SPB)
Reasoning and Infant Cognition (RICO)
Theoretical and Cognitive Neuroscience Research Group (TCN)