Old Lessons for Europe’s new R&I funding
As Europe rethinks innovation funding, an audit of past spending highlights gaps in bringing research to market and knowing what works.
Welcome Manon Hufschmid, our new Junior Advisor for Research
We are happy to welcome Manon Hufschmid back to Brussels as our new Junior Advisor for Research.
Goodbye to Head of Office, Laurin Reding
After five year in Brussels, we bid farewell to Laurin Reding, Head of Office at SwissCore, who will return to working on Erasmus+.
RESET: Mapping Europe’s skills imbalances
With RESET, CEDEFOP maps where Europe’s skills shortages truly lie, helping regions design better policies for training and competitiveness.
Europe’s digital future requires strategic choices
Three reports ask where Europe can build technological strength, how funding needs to change and where international openness may face limits.
EU moving closer to Switzerland and Canada
The European Parliament adopts the Bilaterals III, and Canada is offered EU “associate membership”, with Erasmus+ as a prominent element in both partnerships.
EU Innovation Act for more tech sovereignty?
R&D Procurement and IP Commercialisation emerge as key enablers under the EU Innovation Act, though stricter EU Preference provisions are being proposed.
Europe’s new recipe for more food resilience
Europe has no shortage of ideas. The challenge is turning them into innovation. A new EU strategy aims to do just that for food and agriculture.
Are Europe’s startups really leaving home?
A new report challenges Europe’s startup-drain narrative, showing that most relocating ventures maintain substantial operations in their home countries.
Europe’s bottleneck in advanced materials
Europe has world-class advanced materials research, but a fragmented infrastructure landscape risks turning research excellence into industrial applications.