Politecnico di Torino's award-winning Green Team engages the entire campus community to achieve long-term change and positively affect campus life.

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart’s Interchange Forum for Reflecting on Intelligent Systems (IRIS) explore how intelligent systems affect society.

Our association, the International Sustainable Campus Network (ISCN), Science Europe and the University of Strathclyde today launched a call for collective global action to tackle climate change at COP26 in Glasgow.

The project POP: Equal Opportunities at PoliMI coordinates all the efforts on EDI, acting both on the PoliMI population, i.e., students, faculty and administrative staff, and on society at large. Its broader aims are to foster the promotion of STEM studies for girls and to involve companies and public administration in an effort to establish a more inclusive society.

Our association has joined forces with 24 European research and innovation stakeholders to sign an open letter to Ursula von der Leyen (President of the European Commission) urging the speedy association of the UK to Horizon Europe.

On 14 October, the conference hosted a broad range of speakers representing academia, public policy, industry, and student bodies who gave an engaging series of talks that truly put universities’ mission to meet critical challenges into perspective and provided vital insights for the future. The video of the full conference is now available to watch online.

The project aims to foster a process of cultural change towards more gender equity, trigger an intensive university-wide examination of and reflection about the topic of equal opportunities and, in the long run, raise the fraction of women at all career levels.

The extraordinary thirty-fifth General Assembly today re-elected Rik Van de Walle (Rector of Ghent University) as our President and seven Directors were elected, complementing our Board to twelve Directors.

The Second Hand Mobility team, led by Carlo Schmid from TU Berlin, have won the €20,000 prize of our Competition Best Idea 2021, which invited student-led teams to develop ideas to use science and technology to contribute to ecological, social and economic sustainability.

Today, Rectors, Vice-Chancellors and Presidents from the 53 universities of science and technology united within CESAER are meeting to advance the role of research, education and innovation for finding solutions to our grand challenges.