Swiss continuing education delegation in Brussels
Micro-credentials, quality assurance and funding for continuing education and training were the key topics that the delegation discussed during their visit.
ANIMATAS: Social robotics in the classroom
15 early-stage researchers, one common goal: advancing knowledge in human-machine interaction for education. The contribution of a Swiss lab and its PhD students.
Citizens’ voices on future learning mobility
150 citizens from 27 EU countries gathered over three weekends in Brussels or online to share their experience and ideas for the future of learning mobility.
The Commission established ACTRIS officially as 26th ERIC
The Aerosols, Clouds and Trace Gases Research Infrastructure (ACTRIS) brings together 15 countries; Switzerland is contributing as an observer.
New patents and pharma rules for research valorisation
The European Commission has published a set of legislative proposals to ensure and support uptake of research results to the market, but they face scepticism.
Research at European University Alliances
The European Commission makes a first assessment of the research and innovation activities of European University Alliances: satisfactory but challenges remain.
Evaluating the Eurostars programme
The European Commission’s evaluation of the Eurostars 2 programme assesses how successfully the instrument supported collaborative research activities of SMEs.
Policy developments support learning mobility
The latest assessment of what European countries do to enable learning mobility shows a positive trend, while support for disadvantaged learners remains weak.
Join our event on Resilient Food Systems on 31 May
A Swiss Science Briefing on ‘Agroecological approaches in times of fertiliser crisis – Evidence from Swiss-EU collaboration in the Global South’
Results of the Horizon public consultation are out
Stakeholders think that climate change, energy supply, and biodiversity are the most important societal challenges that should be addressed by Horizon Europe.