Artificial Intelligence in teaching and learning
While the EU regulation on AI is still being negotiated, the new ethical guidelines give support and advice to teachers using AI in schools.
Swiss Science Briefing on Biodiversity Monitoring
Experts discussed the role of biodiversity monitoring, existing research and gaps, and how Swiss-EU collaboration supports addressing biodiversity loss.
The European Innovation Council ramps up
The EU’s leading innovation programme speeds up its start-up activities with a new wave of beneficiaries, a revamped governance and other initiatives.
Regional strategies to deploy bioeconomy
In the EU, 359 bioeconomy-related strategies are published or in progress at the regional level, contributing to the European Green Deal.
EU seeks to synergise civilian and defence tech
The EU is taking further steps to strengthen the development of dual-use technologies, by better linking civilian and defence innovation initiatives.
How to fight brain cancer through cooperation
The story of InCephalo: How a Swiss company, supported by an EU funding programme, is fighting brain cancer globally.
Education is essential to tackling disinformation
The EU is proposing new hands-on guidelines to foster digital literacy and critical thinking in primary and secondary education.
EU Quantum and Network research funding is advancing
To strengthen the EU’s next generation of digital infrastructure, two key European Partnerships are building capacity in quantum computing and 5G/6G networks.
Youth is strategic in EU international cooperation
For the first time, the EU recognises the central role that young people play in global sustainable development and EU external action.
EC President launches new initiatives for 2023
Ursula Von der Leyen announces new instruments, like a European Hydrogen Bank, to accelerate the green transition. She proposes to make 2023 the Year of Skills.