Today the European Science Foundation’s (ESF) membership organisation for all medical research councils in Europe, the European Medical Research Councils (MED (formerly EMRC)) released an ESF-MED (formerly EMRC) Science Policy Briefing (SPB) entitled ‘Open Access in Biomedical Research’ highlighting the need to accelerate the... [more]
New report assesses open access in biomedical research across Europe. [more]
This contest, co-organized by the European Science Foundation and Curt Rice (check his excellent blog: http://curt-rice.com/) offers you the chance to highlight the diverse career options that science offers to young women everywhere. [more]
The Conference entitled "New Directions in the Philosophy of Science" will take place in Bertinoro Conference Center University of of Bologna, on the 17 - 21 October 2012. [more]
The European Commission’s report on Research Professions: "Excellence, Equality and Entrepreneurialism Building Sustainable Research Careers in the European Research Area" by the Expert Group (EG) on Research Professions has recently published its report. [more]
Strasbourg 03/09/12 - The European Science Foundation has released a new report detailing its feasibility study on a pan-European professional development framework. [more]
Nature's 2012 Salary and Satisfaction Survey suggests that many scientists are content with their work, but uneasy about their finances. [more]
ESF congratulates Brian Gaynor, a chemistry student from University College Dublin, as the winner of the ESF Elevator Pitch Video competition that took place at ESOF 2012 in Dublin. [more]
In this interview given at the beginning of July, Roderick Floud explains how our leaders should make the most of Europe’s social sciences and humanities instead of trying to revive its lost industrial grandeur. [more]
New Marine Board position paper reveals the importance of marine microbial diversity for our environment and society and proposes concrete actions to guide future European research. [more]