EC presented actions to boost biotechnology
The European Commission is pushing to boost biotechnology and biomanufacturing in the EU with a series of actions represented in a new Communication.
The European Commission is pushing to boost biotechnology and biomanufacturing in the EU with a series of actions represented in a new Communication.
The Commission published guidelines on the responsible use of generative AI in research, recommending avoiding its use in peer review and evaluation processes.
The Council has endorsed the Critical Raw Materials Act in a key move to fortify the foundation of European industries and strengthen the EU’s strategic autonomy.
Discover how innovators funded through the European Innovation Council impacted the innovation landscape while securing investments worth €1.2 billion.
Swiss and European actors discussed the importance of Vocational Education and Training for the development of a more resilient and inclusive society.
European University Alliances share good practices on their research and innovation activities and how they can impact society.
The Commission unveiled two new Codes of Practice, aimed at enhancing knowledge valorisation through industry-academia collaboration and citizen engagement.
The 2024 European skills index, which assesses the performance of skills systems in Europe, shows a positive trend towards slow convergence.
Ministers also discussed the future of international R&I collaboration, the Commission proposed an advanced materials strategy, and the MFF revision was approved.
At the end of February 2024 Annina (Trainee for Innovation) and Andrina (Trainee for Research) will conclude their 6 months traineeship at SwissCore.