New Events - most recently added events appear first in this feed. There is also a feed for past events.
There are lots more events (in the area of molecular life sciences) on the EMBO calendar
If you would like an event to be listed in the calendar, you can suggest an event by filling in the form.
Please note that it must be relevant to the Research and Innovation activities of the European Union.
You can use the same form to request a change to an existing event.
European Research Area
Food, agriculture and fisheries, and biotechnology
Health
Horizon 2020
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Innovation Union
International Cooperation
Key Enabling Technologies
Life sciences
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies
New materials and new production technologies
Open science
Regions
Research Infrastructures
SME - Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Science with and for Society
Security
Socio-Economic Sciences and Humanities
Sustainable development
Find events in a particular month
| January | February | March | April | May | June |
| July | August | September | October | November | December |
You have disabled Javascript. This means that the tabs above do not do anything and the page is longer than with Javascript since it shows future and past events at once (though only five of each per page). For a shorter, simpler, tabbed version of the page, enable Javascript again.
Events earlier this year
European Electric Vehicle Congress
26-28 October 2011, Brussels
The European Electric Vehicle Congress (EEVC-2011) gathers different actors, from industry, research institutes, NGO’s and public authorities to develop a roadmap for sustainable mobility technology. This type of exchange is the only way to make sure that the most appropriate products for technologies for battery, hybrid and fuel cell electric vehicles are selected for market introduction.
Further information
Planning Research for the Future?
13-15 October 2011, Berlin
The conference invites university researchers and representatives of private research institutions to discuss the planning, advancement and regulation of research, its implications, consequences and structural needs.
Organized by the Center for Cluster Development (CCD) of the Freie Universität Berlin in cooperation with Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft, the conference will provide a perfect opportunity to present and disseminate information about methods and practices of planning research as well as the possibilities and consequences. Representatives of BMBF and the best known German and international foundations and research organizations have been invited.
Registration needed. Contact for registration: CCD@fu-berlin.de
Further information
3rd European Innovation Summit - Brussels Part
11-13 October 2011, Brussels
Under the motto “Towards a European Innovation Ecosystem” the 3rd EIS will be organised in two major events. In Warsaw the focus will be on adapting EU research and innovation policies to national and regional contexts, and on increasing synergies between different policy areas. In the European Parliament in Brussels, participants will discuss the role of people and talent for innovation and the challenges of innovation funding and financing.
Further information
3rd European Innovation Summit - Warsaw Part
10-11 October 2011, Warsaw
The 3rd European Innovation Summit aims to bring the relevant parties together to obtain greater cohesion within the European research and innovation system while preserving the freedom of EU regions and Member States to act independently.
The participation is free of charge but registration is required.
Further information
ERAC Stakeholders' Seminar
13 September 2011, Brussels
Some representatives from EU Member States and the main European research stakeholder organisations meet in Brussels to mark the launch of the public consultation on the ERA Framework. This public consultation will run from 13 September - 30 November and will gather stakeholder views on the main obstacles and untapped potential affecting the European research sector, and possible measures to address these issues.
The conference can be followed online - see below.