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Mending a ‘fractured reality’: How can the EU reclaim its information space?

In a world where technology development sets the pace of change, even our perception of reality undergoes a rapid transformation. Disinformation is a case point: the way this false or misleading content is created, spreads and looks like, has been changing quickly. Understanding this evolving dynamics...

on September 30, 2026 - Articles, New Technologies
  • Artificial intelligence starts to hit the right note

    Articles, Artificial Intelligence

    In the field of music, artificial intelligence is used both to analyse and to create music. For almost any musical piece AI-tools can already extract information about melody, harmony, rhythm, emotion and style. AI-systems are also starting to improvise on stage together with top musicians.

    on August 31, 2022
  • Interview with Dr. Ed Pertwee: vaccine hesitancy and lessons learnt

    Articles, Communication
    Rumors, conspiracy theories and misinformation during a health crisis: "The problem seems to be informational reliance on social media, not social media usage per se," says expert Dr. Ed Pertwee.   With possible new Covid-19 waves in the back of our mind and in order to save lives, understanding communication...
    on August 24, 2022
  • Low cost and open source: vaccines in developing countries

    Articles, Health
    In South Africa, a scientific knowledge transfer hub is working to create a Covid-19 vaccine based on the publicly available sequence of Moderna's mRNA vaccine, without Moderna's involvement but with its approval. In India, scientists are also testing a vaccine to fight SARS-CoV-2. These seem to be big...
    on August 17, 2022
  • Why hype in press releases is ineffective - and how to fix it?

    Articles, Communication

    Press releases sometimes exaggerate scientific findings and omit study limitations. Scientists are investigating why, and testing ways to make them more accurate.

    on August 03, 2022
  • Interview with Dr. Paul Stoneman: 'We see an increase in polarisation of complete trust or no trust at all in scientists'

    Articles, Information Society
    Paul Stoneman is a political scientist who specialises in quantitative methods and social and political attitudes. He is currently one of the principal investigators of the World Values Survey, an international research program devoted to the study of social, political, economic, religious and cultural...
    on July 27, 2022
  • The global challenges of 6G – Interview with Prof Vincent Poor, key speaker of the STOA annual lecture 2021

    New Technologies, Videos
    Artificial intelligence, augmented reality, blockchain, the internet of things, robotics, virtual reality, 5G/6G - over the past decade, we have seen rapid developments in digital technology. More disruptive technological developments are coming and 6G systems are considered to be the basis for these...
    on July 20, 2022
  • ESMH Media Review – July 13, 2022

    Media review

    Digital communications, climate change and energy policy: check out the ESMH selection of 35 science and tech news published in the last weeks on the web.

    on July 13, 2022
  • Journalism and climate change: the urgent need to make complex topics accessible

    Disinformation, Environment, Past Events, Videos
    The European Science-Media Hub (ESMH) organized its second annual summer school in Brussels to give journalists the chance to reflect on how they cover climate change. The goal is to make this critical news more accessible to the public.   Journalists face unique challenges when reporting on this topic....
    on July 06, 2022
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