Member News Archive#


TEA-NET - Call for participation

Call for participation in the TEA-NET (Translational European-Asian Network) initiative aiming to enhance collaboration between European and Asian scientists.
Deadline for online applications: 15th September 2024.

Letter from the President

Marja Makarow, President of Academia Europaea informs about recent developments of one of the most important academy-level activities, science advice to support policy-makers’ decisions.

S20 Brasil 2024 Communiqué

The Academia Europaea announce the publication of the G-20 Science network communique. The Academia Europaea participated in the Science network (S-20) process that is associated with the G-20, acting at the request of the European Commission.

Interview with Jiří Přibáň

Read the interview with Professor Jiří Přibáň, newly-elected member of the Law section and recently appointed as Justice at the Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic.

Interview with Kjersti Fløttum

Read an interview with Kjersti Fløttum where she examines the impact of narrative structures on climate change awareness and the need for motivating climate communication.

Barcelona Hypatia European Science Prize - Call for nominations

Call for nominations for the fifth edition of the Barcelona Hypatia European Science Prize.
Deadline: September 10th, 2024.

Building effective research environments

Read an interview with Kai Simons, member of the Cell and Developmental Biology section since 1989, where he reflects on life as a scientist and entrepreneur, as described in his autobiography ‘The Magic of the Collective’.

Wolf Prize to four Members of Academia Europaea

Noga Alon, Adi Shamir, Botond Roska and Martin Rees are among the Wolf Prize Laureates 2024.

Libri Literary Prize

Katalin Kariko receives the prestigious Libri Literary Prize for her brilliant memoirs “Breaking Through: My life in Science”.

Hungarian Corvin Chain

Outstanding Hungarian award to Katalin Karikó and Ferenc Krausz.

Diversifying Academia Europaea’s membership (Nomination cycle 2023-24)

Following the latest nomination cycle, our Graz Information Centre shares insights into Academia Europaea's nomination statistics.

Developing a Guideline for Effective Policy Impact

Members of the Life Sciences class are invitated to collaborate on developing a Guideline for Effective Policy Impact.
Deadline: 27 June 2024.

Defending democracy in Europe

The European Group on Ethics has published its latest Statement, in response to a request by EC Vice-President Dubravka Šuica. The Statement has been informed by a literature review conducted by the Cardiff AE Hub and Library Services.

Bridging science and society

Read an interview with Prof. Péter Hegyi, the new Academic Director of the Budapest Knowledge Hub.

The Edinburgh Companion to the New European Humanities

A new publication edited by Prof. Rosi Braidotti, member of the Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies section of Academia Europaea (together with Hiltraud Casper-Hehne, Marjan Ivković and Daan F. Oostveen).

Academia Europaea members elected to the Royal Society

15 Members of Academia Europaea elected to the Royal Society.
17th May 2024

SAPEA publishes new Strategic Plan

The SAPEA Consortium has published a new Strategic Development Plan which was overseen by Academia Europaea.

Honorary degree for Donald Dingwell

Prof. Donald B. Dingwell, Director of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences of the LMU and current Vice-President of the Academia Europaea receives an honorary degree from Beihang University, China.

European policy recommendations on AI in Science

Read about the launch of the latest evidence review and policy recommendations on ‘Successful and timely uptake of AI in science in the EU’ by the European Scientific Advice Mechanism.

Prof. Dingwell ellected Corresponding Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh

Prof. Donald Bruce Dingwell, Vice-President of the Academia Europaea, has been elected as a corresponding member of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

Bridging science and policy in Europe

Bridging science and policy in Europe - read an interview with Pearl Dykstra, member of the Human Mobility, Governance, Environment and Space section.

Honouring recently deceased Members of Academia Europaea

‘Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society’ publishes its first 2024 volume containing the latest collection of extended obituaries of recently deceased Fellows, seven of whom were also Members of Academia Europaea.

Tbilisi Knowledge Hub

Professor David Lordkipanidze steps into the role previously held by Professor David Prangishvili, who served as Tbilisi’s inaugural Director since the Hub’s official opening on 24th April 2019.

2024 Elected members

Election and registration of new members elected in 2024.

Polish Award to Erol Gelenbe

Erol Gelenbe awarded The Cross of Officer of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland.

Award to Erol Gelenbe and Ataç Imamoglu

Professor Erol Gelenbe and Professor Ataç İmamoğlu are listed among the 25 Most Influential Scientists and Technologists in the Muslim World.

From the Silk Road to the One Belt, One Road Initiative

Read an interview with Professor Samuel Lieu, member of the History and Archaeology section of Academia Europaea.

André Mischke YAE Prize for Science and Policy

Submit nominations for the André Mischke YAE Prize for Science and Policy awarded by the Young Academy of Europe.
Deadline: 29 February 2024.

Achim Müller (1938 - 2024)

Prof. Achim Müller, member of the Chemical sciences section of Academia Europaea since 1998, passed away on February 28, 2024, 86 years old.
Read the obitury by Michel Verdaguer, Pierre Gouzerh and Anna Proust.

Risto Näätänen (1939 - 2023)

Professor Risto Näätänen, member of the Human Mind and its Complexity, passed away, at the age of 84 years.
Read the obituary by Kimmo Alho, Teija Kujala and Liisa Keltikangas-Järvinen.

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