The origins of the contemporary One Health concept can be traced to the middle of the twentieth century, and the growing recognition that important linkages and interdependencies exist between the management of human and animal health, and that therefore these should not be managed in...
The UK Royal Academy of Engineering has opened the fifth round of the Distinguished International Associates programme, focused on AI and related technologies.Lead applicants must be mid- to late-career and working in (or close to) AI or similar technologies (machine learning, autonomous systems, etc) and...
"Generations - An international symposium shaping a sustainable future in 50 years"
Sustainability for the future: Complex Systems
Building Bridges: Shaping Europe’s Science-For-Policy Landscape.
Artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionise scientific discovery, accelerate research progress, boost innovation and improve researchers’ productivity. The EU must take hold of the opportunities this brings, and in a timely way. But it must also respond to the challenges and risks associated with this fast-evolving technology.
This event is co-organised by Euro-CASE and the Federation of European Academies of Medicine (FEAM). During this webinar, we will hear from Academies about successful partnerships, and from other stakeholders about collaborating with Academies.
On April 15 the Scientific Advice Mechanism to the European Commission will release the advice on how the European Commission can accelerate the responsible take-up of AI in science in the EU.
This event is organised by Euro-CASE to bring together experts in science advice for an engaging reflection with the audience on finding the keys to high-quality science advice and how to achieve it.
"Symposium theme: Carbon neutral technologies and society"
