Annual teaching time is increasing in Europe
Bouncing back from the pandemic, many education systems in Europe chose to increase the minimum instruction time in compulsory education.
Research Infrastructures: a priority for Spain
Research Infrastructures are significant for Open Science and Knowledge Valorisation – a reason why they are of importance for the upcoming Presidency.
Swiss vocational schools network in Brussels
Centres of Vocational Excellence and the mobility of apprentices and teachers were key topics the Swiss VET delegation worked on during their visit.
14 EU countries to fund microelectronics R&D
The European Commission has approved a large transnational initiative funding industrial technology research, dedicating over € 8 billion to microelectronics.
Innovating education in transformative times
How to deal with AI in the classroom? Is there a need for regulation? These and further questions were discussed during the School Innovation Forum 2023.
Analytical groundwork for the future of Horizon
The Commission provides a comprehensive basis for the second strategic plan of Horizon Europe. Negotiations on association start with Korea.
Agroecology, a sustainable way to think of food supply
Growing global challenges put the food supply system at risk; collaborative projects with the Global South showcase that resilient and sustainable farming is possible.
UAS4EUROPE event highlights Swiss UAS
At the UAS4EUROPE Networking Conference, Swiss State Secretary Martina Hirayama underlined the importance of Swiss-EU collaboration in applied research.
Council Conclusions paving the way to Open Science
The recently adopted Council Conclusions on scholarly publishing under the Swedish Presidency should establish Open Science as the new way of doing research.
Women in science most disadvantaged by Covid-19
The European Commission published a report analysing the gender-based effects of the pandemic on research – particularly women with care responsibilities suffered.