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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

'Science for Ukraine' - How European scholars help their Ukrainian colleagues

Articles, Communication

Just a few days after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, European researchers and students are showing unprecedented solidarity towards Ukrainian academics and students. Under the hashtag #scienceforukraine, scientists, research organisations and laboratories voluntarily offer office space, short-term paid...

on March 23, 2022
Massimo Florio: could a 'European Medicines Infrastructure' solve market failures in pharmaceutical R&D?

Articles, Health, Research

Interview with Massimo Florio (Professor of Public Economics, University of Milan, Italy) about a new European approach to pharmaceutical policy. In response to the Covid-19 crisis, the European Union has increased its commitment to the EU public health agenda. It has strengthened the mandate of both...

on March 16, 2022
Is burning wood really a form of renewable energy?

Articles, Energy, Environment

Over the last few decades, we have been presented with various possibilities for producing cleaner forms of energy. Recently, the climate change crisis has forced national governments, international institutions and organisations to develop programmes to reduce our pollution of the environment. The...

on March 09, 2022
Science communication about climate change – what have we learned so far?

Articles, Environment

Interview on climate change with Dr Debbie Rosen, CONSTRAIN project. The EU-funded CONSTRAIN project is a consortium of 14 European partners tasked with developing a better understanding of the climate system and using this to improve global and regional climate projections for the next 20-50 years....

on March 02, 2022
ESMH Media Review – February 23, 2022

Media review

Energy policy, New European Bauhaus and more news: check out the ESMH selection of 32 science & tech news published in the last weeks on the web.

on February 23, 2022
Lara Clements interview: How has Covid-19 affected people’s trust in science?

Articles, Communication

Exclusive interview: Lara Clements on the latest Wellcome Global Monitor report, the world's largest study into how people think and feel about science.

on February 16, 2022
Prof. Karim Lekadir: Applications, risks, ethical and societal impacts of AI in healthcare

Articles, Artificial Intelligence

Interview with Prof. Karim Lekadir, Director of the 'Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Lab' at the Universitat de Barcelona (BCN-AIM). He co-authored a study for the European Parliament's Panel on the Future of Science and Technology (STOA) entitled 'Artificial Intelligence in healthcare: Applications,...

on February 09, 2022
Omicron, another chapter in the Covid-19 pandemic

Articles, Health

Before the winter holidays, a new, more transmissible variant was discovered. By now, Omicron is responsible for most new infections in Europe. What do we know so far? And what are the future possible scenarios?

on February 02, 2022