The forthcoming Grand Finale 2024 of the CHARM-EU Master's Global Challenges for Sustainability will happen from January 31st to February 2nd, skillfully blending a hybrid format for a wider reach. Hosted by the University of Barcelona, the agenda promises an engaging series of activities. A primary focus will be on evaluating the final presentations by the students of their Capstone projects. Beyond academic assessments, this event also serves as a platform to commemorate the conclusion of the second cohort of the CHARM-EU Master's program, marking the academic journey's successful completion.
Join us on 5 March for the ED-AFFICHE Final Dissemination Event: Unlocking the transformative potential of the European Degree Label, an online gathering set to present key recommendations for the European Degree Label. Colleagues from accros the project's powerhouse consortium will offer insights into navigating joint programmes, legislative best practices, and future developments that will shape Europe's educational landscape.
This networking event will bring together the nine CHARM-EU partner universities to foster a deeper sense of partnership and synergy. In pursuit of this objective, this event is designed to bring together members from faculties specializing in the field of Life Sciences. Through a blended format, this gathering seeks to facilitate meaningful interactions, enabling the participants to collectively define multiple cooperation strategies. The overarching goal is to contribute collaboratively to the conceptualization and establishment of a new university model, solidifying the foundation for a more integrated and impactful academic alliance.
As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in science, it has the potential to transform research systems and drive scientific discovery. The benefits for research communities, and for society more broadly, are apparent. However, as the actual and potential use cases multiply, the debate around the ethical and social implications of AI in science becomes more urgent.
This webinar will explore recent trends and policy developments relating to the use of artificial intelligence in science, with a practical case study as well as expert input from the European Commission and the OECD.
How can R&I contribute to a future robust society?
At this event the University of Bergen and NORCE Norwegian Research Centre will discuss new challenges to democracy, and dive deeper into three main themes: AI, climate change, and democratic deliberation. The University of Bergen (UiB) and NORCE Norwegian Research Centre invite you to an insightful discussion with researchers, policymakers, and experts.
SEA-EU is organising a final event for their ReSEArch-EU project next Thursday 14th December 2023. Meritxell Chaves, TORCH Secretary General, will participate in the conference joining the panel session entitled ‘Sustainability and Continuity of Strategic Research Agenda: Project capability to prompt institutional changes and transformational initiatives’ from 18:40 to 19:05 together with Fidel Echevarría (General Coordinator of SEA EU Alliance), Agnieszka Kosciuszko (Lead Project Manager of RE-EURECA-PRO Alliance) and Isabella Baer-Eiselt (Executive director of EU-CONEXUS Alliance).
The Learning Futures We Choose
As humanity faces up to the biggest challenges of the tech revolution, OEB 2023 leads the discussion about how we can use technological change to shape the future of learning. A future that is created by us, not by machines.
Ines Müller-Vogt (CHARM-EU Manager, Hochschule Ruhr West, Germany) and Alex Lodder (Project Manager, Utrecht University, Netherlands, CHARM-EU), will lead the practical workshop on "Prototype your inter-institutional interactive hybrid classroom" from 12:00 to 13:30.
Introduction and deepening in the development of socially engaged participatory research projects.
Making education future-proof together - that is the focus of the SURF Education Days, the education & ICT event of the year. During the 25th edition, SURF wants to inspire participants to look ahead and outline the educational developments that will become relevant in the coming years.
Janina van Hees (CHARM-EU IT WP Leader, Utrecht University) will participate in the session "Can your IT setup cross borders? Experiences from European University Alliances" (15 November, 13:40) with colleagues from TU7e, UU, Hochschulforum Digitalisierung and SURF.
The 2020 pandemic has accelerated technology adoption across the world, educators and education establishments across the region are actively purchasing technology solutions to enable remote learning, improve communication and accelerate learning. It is essential, right now, for educators to come together, to share and to innovate.
At EDUtech Europe, they recognise this, and so, in 2023 they will feature 5 atages of content and welcoming more than 5,000 educators and edtech providers from around the region.
Vanessa Viganò (CHARM-EU Educationalist from the Université from Montpellier) will participate in the panel "Reimagining learning spaces in higher education institutions" (12 October, 15:35).
