The CEI-funded conference is organised by the Italian Society of Science and Technology Studies in collaboration with the Department of Political and Social Sciences of the University of Trieste. The conference reflects on the complex and ambivalent role of technoscience and innovation in constituting societies – making possibilities flourish, but also creating new vulnerabilities.

In the framework of the Digital Health Europe (DHE) Project, funded under the Horizon 2020 Programme, the Central European Initiative is organising a webinar entitled Funding Opportunities for Digital Health in 2021-2027 on 18 June.

Over the years, the Central European Initiative has built a wide network of partners and stakeholders through the implementation of projects and initiatives, both as donors and beneficiaries, in the field of health, digital and social innovation.

The HERCULES Specialized Course (HSC) introduces participants to the different techniques offered by CERIC Partner Facilities along with their applications. The program incorporates introductory sessions to each facility, practical sessions on various beam lines and instruments, a poster session and networking activities.

The CEI-funded Summer School “European Union and Legal Reform” organised by the Center for Constitutional Studies and Democratic Development (CCSDD) at the Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe (Bologna, Italy) is taking place online from May 31 to June 4, 2021.

In this workshop, the FUNKA team invites you to learn more about the results of two groundbreaking EU-funded research projects, which are going to help you and your fellow web authors create accessible content in a much easier way:

Following up on the successful implementation of the CELEBio project, the CEI-ES is now reaching out to research centres and universities in the CELEBio region and beyond to promote a joint knowledge dissemination event with EERA Bioenergy.