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This is the 3rd edition of the ECSO (the European Cyber Security Organisation) event supporting European Scaleups and SMEs. At the event, they will be able to showcase their technology and to introduce themselves to industry leaders and integrators that are looking for the most promising cyber security companies.

The annual gathering for leading experts on graphene and 2D materials organised by the Graphene Flagship will highlight the most outstanding advances that scientists and companies are achieving in these fields. Normal registration closes on 15 June, registration will be possible after this date at a higher rate.

A web-based information session will provide further details for prospective applicants to the Platforms and Pilots topics under the Focus Area "Digitising and Transforming European industry and services". The current calls closes on 14 November 2018.

The annual VPH conference offers a platform to present research related to computer modelling for healthcare, as well as applications thereof in clinical settings, towards predictive personalised medicine. The conference contributes to better understanding of health and disease, and healthy living and ageing.

"With In Silico offering an understanding of complexity on a scale never before known in human history, the concept of the right treatment for the right patient at the right time no longer becomes an aspiration – it becomes standard practice." This is the motto of the international conference on in silico medicine. Presenting the latest developments of computer modelling in healthcare, the event will have a global dimension with speakers from the EU, USA and India.

Latvia has announced its intention to join the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, and participate in and contribute to European and national efforts to acquire, build and deploy in Europe the world’s most powerful supercomputers.

In this video interview, Pacôme Elouna Eyenga, Team Leader at EIP-AGRI, the European Innovation Partnership for productivity and sustainability in agriculture and forestry, highlights the importance of the digital transformation for agriculture and rural areas.

In this interview, Ferenc Kneisz of the Hungarian Broadband Competence Office (BCO Hungary) explains how the Superfast Internet Programme will bring broadband speeds of 30-100 Mbps throughout the country, meeting the Digital Agenda targets, closing the urban-rural digital gap and improving life for citizens.

In this interview, Heinz-Peter Labonte of Media Group Lausitz describes how becoming a finalist in the 2017 European Broadband Awards raised demand for better connectivity in rural Brandenburg, Germany, and led the Lauchhammer Glass-Fibre-City project to expand.

The working group of the multi-stakeholder forum on online disinformation has delivered a draft Code of Practice to tackle online disinformation. The working group is composed of online platforms, leading social networks, advertisers and the advertising industry. A final code of practice is expected in September.