On 13-16 November, the EU will host a Pavilion at Vietnam FoodExpo, in Ho Chi Minh City. The dynamic programme includes cooking shows with well-known chefs, info sessions and food tasting events. The participants will have the chance to experience first-hand 150 EU products, many of them being protected by Geographic Indications labels or the Organic label.
Mark your calendars for the European Mission Soil Week 2024 proposing engaging activities, keynote interventions, panel discussions, networking, and more! On 14 November, an exclusive side event, open to Mission Soil funded projects only, will feature cluster meetings on data and knowledge management, soil indicators and monitoring, as well as communication and stakeholder engagement.
EuroGEO is the regional coordination mechanism that aims to consolidate and coordinate activities throughout Europe that contribute to initiatives of the Group on Earth Observations (GEO). The EuroGEO workshop 2024 will gather the Earth Observation community to foster enhanced impact of research & innovation for the benefit of end users, academia, and industry.
The annual conference dedicated to cohesion policy is held in Brussels, with the aim of addressing challenges for European cities and regions. This year, EU-funded projects managed by the European Research Executive Agency will join the event’s four-day agenda, bringing together researchers and specialists from various areas of expertise.
The EU Regions Week will take place from 7-10 October 2024. As part of the event, REA will host the workshop ‘Enhancing Risk Awareness and Promoting Technologies for Better Prepared and Resilient EU Communities’ on 9 October. Registration will open early July.
The annual conference dedicated to cohesion policy is held in Brussels, with the aim of addressing challenges for European cities and regions. This year, EU-funded projects managed by the European Research Executive Agency will join the event’s four-day agenda, bringing together researchers and specialists from various areas of expertise. Register now!
This webinar will address the diversity of Open Access (OA) policies among universities and other research performing organisations in the European Research Area (ERA), focusing on the state of policy for OA books. The PALOMERA project partners will share results of a policy mapping research that has identified different national approaches to OA books policy. This webinar is organised by EU-funded project PALOMERA together with the European University Association as part of their webinar series 'The future of scholarly communication'.
More than 100 young scientists will gather in Katowice, Poland, to take part in the EU TalentOn for a final hackathon to tackle the five EU Missions and turn their innovation ideas into reality. The winning teams will receive prizes, from €3,000 to €12,000.
Around 150 brilliant young scientists, aged between 14 to 20 years old, representing nearly 40 countries, will gather in Katowice for six days to present around 90 scientific projects in the field of natural, mathematical, technical, economic, or social sciences. The winners will receive prizes that go from €3,500 to €7,000, and honorary prizes.
The pan-European event is organized every two years in a different European city, highlighting European research and mutual leaning. It is a transdisciplinary science conference initiated in 2004, that aims to bring together scientists, policy makers and all other people interested in science and technology. The upcoming edition will be held in Katowice, Poland.
The pan-European event is organised every two years in a different European city, highlighting European research and mutual leaning. It is a transdisciplinary science conference initiated in 2004, that aims to bring together scientists, policy makers and other people interested in science and technology. The upcoming edition will be held in Katowice, Poland, which was crowned the 2024 European City of Science. ESOF and European City of Science are part of an EU co-funded and REA-managed grant.
The pan-European event is organized every two years in a different city, highlighting European research and mutual learning. Established in 2004, the science conference unites scientists, policymakers, and science enthusiasts. The upcoming edition will be held in Katowice, Poland.
The pan-European event is organised every two years in a different city, highlighting European research and mutual learning. Established in 2004, the science conference unites scientists, policymakers, and science enthusiasts. The event is co-funded by Horizon Europe “European Science in the City next generation” programme. The upcoming edition will be held in Katowice, Poland, the European City of Science.
The pan-European science event is organised every two years in a different city, highlighting European research and mutual learning. Established in 2004, the conference unites researchers, policymakers, and science enthusiasts. The upcoming edition will be held in Katowice, Poland. Stay tuned for the soon to be released programme and registration opening.
The pan-European event is organized every two years in a different city, highlighting European research and mutual learning. Established in 2004, the science conference unites scientists, policymakers, and science enthusiasts. The upcoming edition will be held in Katowice, Poland. Check out the programme and register!
The pan-European event is organized every two years in a different city, highlighting European research and mutual learning. Established in 2004, the science conference unites scientists, policymakers, and science enthusiasts. The upcoming edition will be held in Katowice, Poland. Check out the programme and register!
The pan-European science event is organised every two years in a different city, highlighting European research and mutual learning. Established in 2004, the conference unites researchers, policymakers, and science enthusiasts. The upcoming edition will be held in Katowice, Poland. Registration is open.
The EU will host B2B events at Seoul Food Week to highlight Europe-grown agri-food and its key advantages. The initiative aims to strengthen business ties with Korean importers, distributors, retailers, and HORECA professionals, with a special focus on EU meats and organics. Cooking shows, workshops and food tastings will allow visitors to experience the excellence of the EU products, while showing how to 'perfectly match’ them with local Japanese ingredients.
In June 2024, Europeans will unite to shape the future of European democracy during the pivotal European elections. Be part of this historic moment and make your voice heard! Learn about the voting process, sign up for voting reminders to ensure you exercise your right to vote.
Under the 'Perfect Match' campaign in Japan, the EU will showcase a unique foodie experience at Tokyo's Shibuya Cast to promote European agri-food products. Through cooking shows, workshops, and tastings, attendees will experience the excellence of EU products and learn how to 'perfectly match' them with local Japanese ingredients.
