Progress in EU international research & innovation
Switzerland’s Horizon Europe association boosts its role in the European Research Area and opens new opportunities for strategic international R&I cooperation.
Switzerland’s Horizon Europe association boosts its role in the European Research Area and opens new opportunities for strategic international R&I cooperation.
The Education and Skills Summit explored reforms, industry-education partnerships, STEM shortages, and Europe’s strategy to attract and retain global talent.
UAS4EUROPE held its biennial Networking Conference in Brussels and demonstrated the added-value of Universities of Applied Sciences for European innovation.
While the EU is concerned about losing the battle for STEM talents, gaps in basic skills and quality monitoring persist, according to the EEA Monitor.
SwissCore welcomed the Swiss school education community during its Education Seminar, sharing knowledge about opportunities for deeper European collaboration.
Reports by the CEPS and SIEPS show how the ECF will reshape EU R&I governance, forcing a balance between competitiveness priorities and global societal missions.
Beyond what, a report by CEPS investigates where, when and how AI factories should be built, calling for appropriate stewardship and clear investment choices.
EU Member States approve the Swiss association to Horizon; while also agreeing to dual use in the EIC with a provision that could exclude non-EU countries.
A delegation of the Swiss Higher Education Conference visited Brussels in October to engage with European associations and regional representatives.
The Horizon project STOPP aims to reduce waste in food packaging. The Swiss partner reCIRCLE brings critical expertise and business experience to the consortium.