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You can now register to attend this year’s European Scientific Conference on Applied Infectious Disease Epidemiology (ESCAIDE), taking place in Stockholm and online on 18–20 November 2026. Registration is free of charge.
You can now register to attend this year’s European Scientific Conference on Applied Infectious Disease Epidemiology (ESCAIDE), taking place in Stockholm and online on 18–20 November 2026. Registration is free of charge.
The draft law aims to respond to the new security environment shaped by Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, where fast and low-cost defence innovation cycles are critical.Committee on Industry, Research and EnergyCommittee on Security and Defence Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
Today, the Council decided to temporarily restrict visa provision for Somali nationals after the Commission assessed cooperation on readmission as insufficient.
The Council adopted two regulations enacting the EU's tariff reductions set out in the EU-US Joint Statement, while ensuring robust safeguards and preserving the necessary flexibility.
European Commission Daily news Brussels, 25 Jun 2026 Lithuania receives first €956.3 million payment under SAFE*
Lithuania received its first payment of €956.3 million under the Security Action for Europe (SAFE) d...
Are you a Deep Tech researcher ready to explore how your work can drive real-world impact?What is SPIN: Rise?SPIN: Rise is a hybrid venture-creation and pre-incubation programme designed for researchers and scientists keen on exploring how their work can drive change and generate impact beyond...
EIT Urban Mobility invites startups created or supported by projects funded by the EIT Higher Education Initiative to submit their applications to participate in the second edition of the HEIPowered Startup Pitch Competition.The main objective of this competition is to further accelerate the growth...
The 5th European Conference on Xylella fastidiosa concluded today in Mola di Bari, Italy, confirming that research on one of the world's most damaging plant pathogens has reached a new level of maturity.