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At the 32nd IEEE CBMS International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems, four EU eHealth projects will host a special track on technological and data-driven innovations in cancer care. A call for papers is open until 14 January 2019.

Research efforts in Ambient and Assisted Living (AAL) have increased rapidly to support independent living. The TechAAL 2019 conference will serve as an important channel to present the latest advances in this area.

In 2019 the conference of the International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth (ISfTeH) will be held in conjunction with the Portugal eHealth Summit. It is an opportunity for telemedicine and eHealth stakeholders to interact with each other, and to hear from and present to a national/regional audience. You are invited to submit your presentation proposals.

This conference is about integrating genomics into personalised healthcare: a science-for-policy perspective. What are the opportunities of genomics in prevention, diagnostics, and therapy? What is needed to implement genomics-based screening and diagnosis in health systems?

A considerable budget is allocated in 2019 for photonics projects. The infoday is intended to provide prospective proposers with essential information.

A match-making brokerage day for the robotics community takes place on 18 December 2018 in Brussels. Representatives from the European Commission and euRobotics will also provide you with all the information needed to participate in the calls for proposals.

During this training course, mentors and trainers will help participants to look at their project from a business perspective, assessing its strengths and weaknesses on the route to commercialisation.

Today the European Commission is launching an annual scoreboard to monitor women's participation in the digital economy, on the occasion of the birthday of Ada Lovelace, considered as the world's first computer programmer. The Women in Digital scoreboard is one of the actions to assess women's inclusion in digital jobs, careers and entrepreneurship initiated by Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society. The Scoreboard assesses EU countries' performance in the areas of internet use and internet user skills, as well as specialist skills and employment, based on 13 indicators.

The European Commission is launching an Open Call for Proposals for a study to support the Observatory for the Online Platform Economy. The objective of this study is to provide robust evidence for the analytical work of the Observatory.

Download and read country reports to see how your country is faring in terms of women's participation in the digital economy.