A renewed focus on critical technology areas
The EU Commission invites Member States to join a risk assessment of four critical technologies and adopts an update of the Strategic Energy Technology Plan.
The EU Commission invites Member States to join a risk assessment of four critical technologies and adopts an update of the Strategic Energy Technology Plan.
This month saw President von der Leyen’s State of the EU Address, Commissioner Ivanova’s appointment, and an agreement on the UK’s association.
Ahead of her hearing at the EU Parliament, Commissioner-designate Iliana Ivanova laid out her views on the future of the EU’s knowledge policies and programmes.
Education, research, and innovation play a crucial role in the Spanish Presidency priorities – as well as in the Commission’s 2023 Strategic Foresight Report.
The Commission reviewed 2022 R&I activities and proposes a reinforced budget to cope with new geopolitical realities. ERAC discussed ERA implementation.
The Commission provides a comprehensive basis for the second strategic plan of Horizon Europe. Negotiations on association start with Korea.
Stakeholders think that climate change, energy supply, and biodiversity are the most important societal challenges that should be addressed by Horizon Europe.
SwissCore is very happy to see Janik back in the team. Until the end of June, he will take up the position of Junior Advisor for Research.
The Net-Zero Industry Act proposal strongly relies on education and R&I. March saw significant progress in EU-UK relations – and hope for EU-Swiss relations.
The Commission published two conceptual frameworks on how to use R&I for achieving the European Green Deal. Meanwhile, inflation starts affecting EU programmes.