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Can intellectual property and open science go together? Interview with Gustav Nilsonne

Open science and intellectual property are often framed as pulling in opposite directions: one built on free dissemination of knowledge, the other on protecting and rewarding innovation through exclusive rights. But as the pace of scientific publishing accelerates and generative AI reshapes how research...

on October 07, 2026 - Articles, Policy, Communication
  • Virtual and augmented reality in education: huge benefits, but also ethical concerns

    Articles, New Technologies
    Over the last decade, people have been suggesting that digital immersive technologies (DITs) such as virtual reality and augmented reality could supplement - or even replace - a variety of education activities of schools and universities. These technologies can create lifelike virtual environments for...
    on September 27, 2023
  • Henry Ajder on generative AI: 'We need a balance between excitement and supervision'

    Articles, Artificial Intelligence
    Henry Ajder is a renowned expert on generative artificial intelligence (AI) and deepfakes. He advises companies and governments including Adobe, Meta and the European Commission on the impact of AI on business and society. Ajder also hosted "The Future Will Be Synthesised", a BBC radio series on deepfakes...
    on September 20, 2023
  • Carbon capture, utilisation and storage: a polarising or pragmatic part of the EU climate toolbox?

    Articles, Energy, Environment
    Carbon capture, utilisation and storage technologies could help tackle hard-to-abate emissions in the fight against climate change, but they face challenges in investment, viability and scepticism when it comes to risks of greenwashing and allowing business as usual.   Carbon capture, utilisation and...
    on September 13, 2023
  • Science-driven solutions for sustainable food

    Past Events
    This event, organised by the European Research Council (ERC) and the European Parliament's Panel for the Future of Science and Technology (STOA), will address the critical role of curiosity-driven, frontier research in solving practical challenges in sustainable food production and consumption.   10...
    on September 12, 2023
  • 'Heavy red meat eaters could be CO2-taxed in the future'

    Articles, Food, Policy
    "However, we also propose that fruit and vegetables should become more affordable."   Interview with Eric Lambin, Chief Scientific Advisor to the European Commission, about the scientific consensus towards sustainable food consumption in the EU and the new scientific opinion on this topic.     If you...
    on September 06, 2023
  • The use of non-invasive brain stimulation for mental health and more: ethics and EU regulation

    Articles, Health
    As part of an international research consortium (the EU-funded STIMCODE project), senior researcher Dr Moritz Julian Maier and his team have just developed recommendations on EU regulation and a code of conduct regarding non-invasive brain stimulation techniques: electrically or electromagnetically stimulating...
    on August 30, 2023
  • Challenges and opportunities linked to the use of collaborative industrial robots ('cobots') in Europe

    Videos
    In recent years, the growth of collaborative robots has been significant even if it remains a small market. "Cobots" are not designed to replace humans but to collaborate with them, providing assistance for difficult or arduous tasks.   Today, EU companies are leading the way in collaborative robot technology,...
    on August 09, 2023
  • Furthering international research cooperation in a fragmented world

    Videos
    According to UNESCO, a quarter of all scientific publications are the result of international cooperation between researchers. This shows the importance of cross-border scientific collaboration.   Sometimes however, geopolitical factors get in the way and impact this cooperation. Nevertheless, policy...
    on August 02, 2023
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