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Professor Philippe Aghion on innovation and Europe’s research future
More than 30 years ago, Europe made a decision: back researchers, trust their curiosity, and see where it leads. The results have been remarkable.
Consortia can submit their project proposals to implement doctoral programmes in all scientific fields.
We are looking for European companies working on communication and promotion activities to support the EU in its agri-food promotion initiatives.
Four European cities – Aarhus (Denmark), Genova (Italy), Kaunas (Lithuania), and Oeiras (Portugal) – will design and implement a one-year programme of scientific activities in 2027 aimed to engage their local communities and increase their trust in science.
Our May MSCA Fellow of the Month is Aldo Ricardo Almeida Robles. His work bridges moss and trees to explore how wood is made.
More than half of Europe’s soils are degraded. Researchers are showing that restoring soil through better farming makes both ecological and financial sense.
EU-funded researchers are investigating how parents’ online sharing is reshaping childhood, privacy and identity, and the long-term consequences for children growing up online.
A new European-led telescope could map the dusty, hidden half of the universe, all without using fossil fuels.
MSCA former fellow and neuroscientist Rui Rodrigues writes a letter to his younger self, sharing doubts, hard-won lessons and how he overcame his impostor syndrome during his journey in the scientific field.