After many years of work, the Systems Laboratory (Syslab) has concluded its activities, and all of its projects have been discontinued. We would like to take this opportunity to say goodbye and to sincerely thank everyone who has been part of our journey.

Since its founding, Syslab worked to bring the latest Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) into CEU's core areas of expertise, with a special focus on modeling environmental and social systems and promoting the use of geospatial technologies. Through graduate courses and workshops on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing, as well as in-service training for practitioners in fields such as disaster management, water security, and biodiversity conservation, we were proud to support students, researchers, and professionals across CEU and beyond.

We are deeply grateful to our students, colleagues, and the many CEU departments and units we worked with, as well as to our partners, including the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs, the UN Development Program, the European Commission's Joint Research Center, Esri, and Google. Special thanks go to the members of the Spatial Mapping and Analysis Research Group, launched in 2012, who made cross-departmental and multidisciplinary collaboration a reality.

Thank you for your trust, your curiosity, and your commitment. It has been a privilege to learn and grow together.

The Syslab Team