Families’ life during remote schooling
A recent study provides insights on how remote schooling has influenced the lives of families in Europe during the first COVID-19 lockdown.
Building European collaboration in Cybersecurity
During a webinar, international education professionals and the EC stressed that virtual mobility should enhance but not replace physical mobility.
Another step towards inclusive and excellent VET
The Council Recommendation on VET together with the Osnabrück Declaration will lead the way to recovery and support the green and digital transitions.
A budget compromise tarnished by vetoes
The European Parliament and the German Presidency agree on a slightly higher budget. Poland and Hungary veto it over concerns about the rule of law mechanism.
Swiss research excellence for trustworthy AI
“The strongest driver for change is a motivated person”, says the Managing Director of the newly inaugurated ETH AI Centre, Dr. Alexander Ilic.
Exclusive Open Access Publishing for Horizon
The EC’s ‘Open Research Europe’ Open Access publishing platform will facilitate the sharing of research results, but scientists see some flaws in the system.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees foster mobility
A new study assesses the impact of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree programme and its contribution to scientific collaboration and mobility in Europe.
Strengthening the EU’s intellectual property system
The European Commission adopted an intellectual property Action Plan that seeks to support the EU’s recovery and make its economy more resilient.
A Pharmaceutical Strategy for Europe
The new Pharmaceutical Strategy of the European Commission features R&I, and related programmes among its most prominent areas for support.
Education for better integration and inclusion
Education and training take on a key role in the new Action Plan on Integration and Inclusion, which aims at making ‘Inclusion for all’ a reality for migrants.