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Earma 2024: Universities advised how to help their researchers shape policymaking
University associations call for more focused discussion around which priorities will be taken forwards
Researchers praise former Italian prime minister’s recommendations but say they require comprehensive action
Cesaer taskforce calls for a “holistic approach” to engineering education
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Clarivate, Digital Science and Elsevier say they will work with sector on shared goals
For many, the EU’s R&I programme is too complex and unwieldy—can it be untangled?
Luciana Vaccaro says researchers have shied away from Switzerland—but Horizon talks could change that
This week: artificial intelligence, state aid, clean tech and more
EU-Life outlines its responsibilities as a member of the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment
“First-ever bilateral framework agreement” between the two parties will encourage research collaboration
Member state representatives will debate responsible integration of AI in education at the European level
Italian-headquartered observatory reaches “milestone” shift to infrastructure development
Open-access group stops seeking best model and switches to developing framework for evaluating fairness
European Space Agency mulling missions on icy regions, solar radiation, the Mediterranean and space weather
Former Italy prime minister Enrico Letta calls for joint digital infrastructure and more researcher mobility
Former Italy prime minister Enrico Letta calls for joint digital infrastructure and more researcher mobility
Barcelona Declaration aims for transformational change around use of publication and grant data
MEP Markus Pieper resigns from role before starting, amid concerns over hiring process
Scientific Advice Mechanism also suggests European artificial intelligence science council should distribute funding
Member states show support for over 20 ERA policy priorities for 2025-27
Institution agrees to seek treatment protection periods that industry has warned will hamper innovation
Experts say European pressure could help ease unjust treatment of foreign researchers in China
This week: Cern leadership, science communication, scholarly publishing and more
Commission vice-president wants G7 to cooperate on regulation and procurement
Efforts should be made to involve researchers in shift to open-access publishing, study finds
Groups urge EU to reconsider draft rules for assessing new treatment technologies
National academies council stands up for law that lacks majority member state support
Group echoes MEPs in expressing concern around appointment of Commission president’s fellow party member
Association says science-for-policy activities should be based on values including transparency
European Space Agency says satellite should bolster climate change research
Former Horizon 2020 rapporteur Maria da Graça Carvalho takes up post in Portuguese government
Agreement is intended to bolster sectors including clean technologies and semiconductors
Coalition S acknowledges Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation ditching support for article-processing charges
Representatives at dialogue on education express hope China will “reverse current trends”
Research and education commissioner is meeting with officials from China and Japan
JRC director-general Stephen Quest is being transferred “in the interests of the service”
UK funder and European nuclear organisation agree to collaborate on advanced green technologies