(30/5/2012) 116 000 is an easy-to-remember and free-of-charge phone number to report missing children. In a recent survey, 91% of Europeans find this service useful. But that overwhelming support is not translating into awareness. Even in member states where the number is operational, only one in five people feel they have enough information about it. That is why, in a dedicated Conference today, Vice-President Kroes urged Member States to make the hotline fully operational and to take any action to boost awareness.

(30/5/2012) Missing Children conference: Closing the gaps - 116 000 hotlines and child abduction alert systems, Brussels, 30 May 2012

(29/5/2012) "When it comes to the issue of "net neutrality" I want to ensure that Internet users can always choose full Internet access – that is, access to a robust, best-efforts Internet with all the applications you wish (…)

(29/5/2012) Publishing and the Ecology of European Research (PEER) Project Conference, Brussels, 29 May 2012

(25/5/2012) This event will focus on the latest developments in e-health (…)

Deadline: 14/6/2012

ENIAC is a public-private partnerships for collaborative research in the field of nanoelectronics. Under the 2012 annual workprogramme of the ENIAC joint undertaking, a call for proposals has just been published.

Deadline: 18/7/2012

Deadline: 6/9/2012

Pan European Partnership and Investment for Mobile Services - MOBIP 2012

ICT - Driving the City of tomorrow?

European Data Forum 2012