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As part of its efforts to support the Ukrainian research ecosystem during the ongoing war, Science Europe and NRFU are jointly organising three online workshops between September 2025 and February 2026 to address the current priority areas for Ukrainian research.
On 11 December 2025, the French National Research Agency (ANR) and Science Europe jointly organised the conference "Trust in Science: Analysing the Challenges and Identifying Solutions at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, François Mitterrand, Paris.
The report provides a synthesis of the keynote interventions and panel discussions, bringing together perspectives from research funding and performing organisations, policy makers, academics, media representatives and civil society. It highlights key factors shaping public trust in science and puts forward a set of recommendations, based on the discussions, to strengthen the conditions that underpin trust in science.
This webinar explored the potential of rapid and living evidence synthesis to support timely, credible, and accessible scientific knowledge for environmental decision-making. It examined how these approaches can help research organisations, policy-makers, and other stakeholders make informed decisions, identify knowledge gaps, and enhance the uptake of evidence in practice, particularly in the context of climate resilience and sustainable development.
This report summarises the discussions from the third webinar the NRFU–Science Europe Webinar Series 'Building Capacity in the Ukrainian Research and Innovation Ecosystem,' exploring how research funding and performing organisations integrate Open Science principles into assessment systems, funding conditions, and research practices, with a focus on strengthening the Ukrainian research and innovation ecosystem.
Science Europe Public Newsletter of April 2026 is out! Your update with news and information on our latest events, publications, and other activities.
Science Europe has published a new position on the future of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), calling for a stable and sustainable framework under the next EU research and innovation programme (FP10).
This report highlights the key discussions of the 2025 High Level Workshop on maintaining strong international collaboration while addressing growing geopolitical tensions and research security considerations.
This report presents the outcomes of a collaborative workshop held during the 2025 Responsible Research in Action Unconference in Berlin, where diverse stakeholders worked together to translate the Science Europe Vision and Framework for Research Cultures into concrete actions. Through forward-looking analysis and backcasting exercises, participants co-developed ideas to help shape a more inclusive, ethical, and sustainable research culture across Europe.
A public webinar to discuss the crucial importance of integrating Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) measures in research systems and processes.
On 26 February, Science Europe hosted a Breakfast at the European Parliament in Brussels, bringing together MEPs and members of our Governing Board, heads of Member Organisations, and experts to discuss Horizon Europe priorities.
Science Europe has submitted its response to the European Commission’s Call for Evidence on the Skills Portability Initiative, outlining how better recognition and portability of research skills can strengthen mobility and careers across the European Research Area.
On the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, Science Europe and its Member Organisations reaffirm their solidarity with the National Research Foundation of Ukraine (NRFU), and the wider Ukrainian research community.
Science Europe has responded to the European Commission’s Call for Evidence on the Action Plan for Women in Research, Innovation and Start-ups, setting out concrete proposals to strengthen equality, diversity, and inclusion across Europe’s research and innovation systems.
Science Europe has responded to the European Commission Call-for-Evidence on a Fair Labour Mobility Package, emphasising that equitable and inclusive career and mobility opportunities for research professionals are central to the effectiveness, attractiveness, and quality of the European Research Area. The response builds on Science Europe’s long-standing commitment to improving research careers and mobility, as reflected in its previous policy positions and activities on careers and working conditions in research.
The Global Summits on Diamond Open Access are pivotal gatherings that bring together stakeholders from around the globe to advance a community-led scholarly publishing model without financial barriers for authors or readers. The third Global Summit takes place from 2–6 February 2026 in Bengaluru, India.
This report summarises the discussions and key conclusions of the second webinar in the NRFU–Science Europe Webinar Series 'Building Capacity in the Ukrainian Research and Innovation Ecosystem,' which explored monitoring tools for R&D projects.
Science Europe has submitted a response to the European Commission’s call for evidence on the revision of the EU public procurement directives, focusing on the role of green and circular public procurement in research and research-related activities.
On 23 January Science Europe organised an online discussion to discuss the importance of environmental sustainability strategies for research finding and performing organisations, and the lessons learned from their development and implementation.
This evidence-informed briefing provides background information on the environmental impact and explains why it requires serious attention: not only from an environmental perspective, but also in light of other wider organisational and societal positive co-benefits that research organisations can realise by strengthening their efforts on environmental sustainability.
Science Europe has responded to the European Commission’s public consultation on the proposed European Research Area (ERA) Act, setting out the collective views of its Member Organisations on how the legislation can effectively strengthen framework conditions for research and innovation, while safeguarding academic freedom, institutional autonomy, and the diversity of national research systems.
Science Europe Public Newsletter of January 2026 is out! Your update with news and information on our latest events, publications, and other activities.
Science Europe is deeply saddened to learn about the passing of its former Governing Board member and friend Matthias Koenig. It extends it condolences to his friends, family, and colleagues.
Science Europe and the European Network of Research Integrity Offices (ENRIO) launch a joint statement that reinforces their shared commitment to strengthening research integrity across Europe.
Trust in science is crucial for the development of evidence-based policies and informed, democratic decision making. Science Europe and ANR co-organised a conference to discuss how research organisations can respond to growing concerns and reinforce confidence in the research process and its outcomes.