Commission européenne

« To support a smooth and effective implementation of the AI Act and provide the legal certainty needed to scale up trustworthy AI and boost innovation across Europe, the Commission has launched the AI Act Service Desk and the AI Act Single Information Platform. (…) »

Science has been a driving force for building prosperity in Europe. Today, artificial  intelligence (AI) is profoundly transforming the way scientific research is conducted,  from assisting with literature reviews to automating lab experiments1 . Scientists are using  AI to tackle complex scientific problems and make faster and more disruptive innovations …

« (…) This work programme supports activities to consolidate, evolve, open, integrate and
interconnect a world leading ecosystem of research services for researchers and innovators in Europe, encompassing both national and pan-European infrastructures. The aim is to cover the continuum of needs from the creation of fundamental knowledge to technology…

« (…) In today’s knowledge economies, universities are expected to translate and disseminate research and innovation broadly, contributing to growth, competitiveness, better regulation, and quality of life.  To stimulate the broader impact and uptake of research-based products and advice, incentives and metrics need to be aligned.
At this conference, the…

« Response to the European Commission’s call for evidence on a European strategy for AI in science
Europe needs public funding and inclusive equitable access to infrastructure, data and skills to fully benefit from artificial intelligence in research.
(…) In this response to a public consultation for a European…

« Introducing the LIBER Action Plan on Improving Access and Reuse of Research Results by Addressing Copyright and Data Legislative and Regulatory Issues.
Research libraries provide researchers with access to content and data, yet despite their efforts, scientists across Europe in all disciplines still report problems. Open Access and Open…

« As part of Denmark’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, Aalborg University together with international partners is hosting a conference on reforming research assessment on December 3-4, 2025 at Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center in Copenhagen. The conference is supported by the European Commission. (…) »

« The paper explores the impact of AI on scientific creativity, examining its use across 80 fields from 2000 to 2022. AI adoption has surged in nearly all areas since the early 2010s, although striking regional differences emerge. In recent years, China has taken the lead in AI-driven research, outpacing both…

« (…) the European Commission has launched two consultations on the future European Strategy for Artificial Intelligence in Science: a Call for Evidence , and a targeted questionnaire for researchers and the broader research and innovation community.
The strategy will aim at accelerating the responsible use…

« Le PCN Infrastructures de recherche, avec le concours de la Commission Européenne, organise jeudi 15 mai de 10h00 à 12h00 un webinaire portant sur les destinations de l’appel 2025. (…) »