Match4Cooperation (M4C) is a social network developed by the Ulysseus European University Alliance to connect researchers and academic staff, foster collaboration, and increase visibility of European research funding opportunities. Accessible via mobile app or web version, M4C allows Ulysseus members to log in using their university credentials, while guests can join by invitation. The platform facilitates interaction, tracking of research activity, and partner search via the dedicated @projects group. M4C supports researcher mobility and strengthens a collaborative academic community within the Ulysseus alliance.

The Ulysseus Open Science Repository is a gateway for exploring and contributing to open access research within the Ulysseus alliance. It is designed to make science produced by Ulysseus accessible to all, enabling users to search for publications and discover innovative work across the alliance.

Automated the process of adding new users to the Ulysseus tenant via a Python script, making access management and onboarding easier.

Development of an automated monitoring system (PINGER) using AirFlow to check the availability of our web applications and monitor the validity of SSL certificates across our domains.

Development of a centralized student portal to display events and activities across campuses, improving information access and student participation. The portal includes features such as listing degree programs offered by Ulysseus, job offers from each institution and surrounding areas, a chat system, and a housing exchange platform to help students find accommodation during exchanges. The app focuses on supporting student mobility.

Automated the retrieval of detailed server information, including performance, status, and configuration data, with Excel report generation for easy tracking and analysis.

The Ulysseus Experts Database offers academic staff from partner universities the chance to connect and engage in high-impact research, teaching, and innovation initiatives. By completing the form, individuals are added to the database, allowing Ulysseus to reach out when their profile matches specific initiatives like EU project proposals, transnational research groups, teaching activities, conferences, fairs, workshops, or training programs.

This project scrapes the websites of Ulysseus alliance institutions to collect available degree programs. The data is then centralized into a single training directory accessible to students. This system not only better informs students about opportunities within the alliance but also supports double-degree development by identifying similar programs in the same field across institutions (developed entirely from scratch: frontend, backend, and production deployment).