State of the EU: Taking stock & looking ahead
This month saw President von der Leyen’s State of the EU Address, Commissioner Ivanova’s appointment, and an agreement on the UK’s association.
This month saw President von der Leyen’s State of the EU Address, Commissioner Ivanova’s appointment, and an agreement on the UK’s association.
The EU is falling short of reaching its 2030 targets in the areas of digital transformation of businesses and the development of digital skills.
Tenerife Declaration to foster global dimension and sustainability of Research Infrastructures signed, calling to enhance international cooperation based on European key principles and values.
The digital transformation places new demands on our teachers. Switzerland aims to provide them with the necessary competences, some inspiration comes from the EU.
The surge in patent filings for additive manufacturing is an early indication of its future importance – Switzerland contributes a remarkable share.
While SMEs in Europe struggle to find and retain skilled workers, only a minority is planning to invest in skills development.
The Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences, the Swiss National Science Foundation and SwissCore organise a Swiss Science Briefing on ‘Academic Freedom: an essential value for progress and prosperity’.
While the case for a further harmonisation of academic calendars in Europe is clear, there is very limited change made.
The latest legislative efforts as part of the Commission’s European Digital Strategy regulate the influence of algorithms on citizens and ensure transparency.
A thought-provoking paper poses important questions on the 20% learning mobility target in Europe, and potential changes to that benchmark.