Education Minsters: Improving school success
The EU education ministers adopted new policy actions to improve the pathways to school success for pupils and their well-being in digital education.
The EU education ministers adopted new policy actions to improve the pathways to school success for pupils and their well-being in digital education.
The rollout of the European Education Area initiatives is progressing, but the achievements of all its targets by 2025 remains a challenge.
Solving complex societal challenges requires evidence-based decision-making. Therefore, the EU Commission wants to bring scientists and policymakers closer together to improve regulation.
The European Innovation Council supports the validation of technological discoveries developed in early-stage Horizon research projects.
After a two-year break, Swiss education representatives returned to Brussels to discover what is new in EU education and why it matters for Switzerland.
The European Universities Initiative reveals persisting challenges for increased European collaboration in higher education due to fragmented regulatory systems as well as institutional differences.
The plans for 2023 cover several topics of relevance for R&I and education. There is also progress on REPowerEU – the Commission endorses a new solar alliance.
The European Union Intellectual Property Office and the European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency jointly support Horizon Europe beneficiaries in Intellectual Property.
The ERC 2022 Synergy Grants include Principal Investigators of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich), the University of Lausanne and the University of Neuchâtel.
Participation in the European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) supports spreading excellence to increase brain circulation.