The European Academy of Sciences (EurASc) is pleased to announce its active participation in the upcoming One Ocean Science Congress (OOS 2025), which will take place from 3 to 6 June 2025 in Nice, France, ahead of the United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC 2025).

As a member of the Coalition of Scientific Institutions (CSI) in support of the International Platform for Ocean Sustainability (IPOS), EurASc will contribute to the high-level session:

“Towards IPOS: Strengthening the Science–Policy Interface in Ocean Sustainability”
Wednesday, 5 June 2025
08:30–10:00 CEST
Room Salon Massena 2

The session will bring together prominent scientific institutions to explore how IPOS can become a reference mechanism for knowledge co-production in support of the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development.

Representing EurASc will be Prof. Paul Tréguer, Fellow of the Academy, Professor Emeritus, and internationally recognised expert in ocean biogeochemistry. Prof. Tréguer is also a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) and the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO).

The session is organised by the CSI-IPOS Working Group and moderated by representatives from the European Commission, with the participation of institutions such as SCOR, IOC-UNESCO, Future Earth Coasts, and other global scientific bodies. Contributions will focus on enhancing ocean sustainability through improved science–policy interfaces, transdisciplinary dialogue, and governance mechanisms.

EurASc’s involvement in this initiative reflects the Academy’s ongoing commitment to advancing scientific excellence and evidence-based sustainability across Europe and beyond.

Learn more about the session: OOS2025-248 – Towards IPOS

The European Academy of Sciences (EurASc) is honored to announce that the Annual Symposium & Ceremony 2025 will take place at CERN, the world’s leading center for particle physics, in Geneva, Switzerland, on December 17-18, 2025. This year’s symposium coincides with CERN’s 70th anniversary, adding an extraordinary dimension to this prestigious event.

CERN is renowned for its groundbreaking contributions to fundamental research, including the discovery of the W and Z bosons, the Higgs boson, and the invention of the World Wide Web. Beyond fundamental science, CERN’s advancements in particle accelerators and detectors have led to transformative applications in medical diagnostics, quantum computing, and materials science.

The symposium, under the theme “Societal Impact of Fundamental Sciences“, will feature cutting-edge discussions, keynote speeches by leading scientists, and the presentation of the Blaise Pascal Medals and the Leonardo da Vinci Award to outstanding contributors in science and technology. The symposium will be co-chaired by Prof. Paul Lecoq and Prof. Chiara Mariotti, distinguished Members of EurASc and leaders in the field of particle physics.

CERN Science Gateway will serve as an inspiring venue for scientific dialogue and exploration. EurASc Fellows will have the unique opportunity to stay in CERN’s internal hostel, located just 20 minutes from the Geneva city center.

CERN Director-General Prof. Fabiola Gianotti has expressed enthusiasm for hosting this landmark event and welcoming the EurASc community to the forefront of scientific discovery and innovation.

Stay tuned for further updates on the programme and registration details — all information will be available on the official event page. We look forward to celebrating this remarkable occasion with you!

For more information about CERN, visit CERN’s Official Website.

The European Academy of Sciences (EurASc) and the Earth Sciences Division of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) are pleased to announce the 3rd CAS-EurASc Frontier Forum on Marine Science and Technology. This event will be held online on November 18-19, 2024, from 8:30 to 14:30 (CEST), facilitating collaboration across time zones between China and Europe.

The Forum serves as a valuable platform for marine scientists and engineers from both regions to share cutting-edge research, exchange knowledge, and promote international collaboration. Following successful previous editions in October 2020 and September 2022, this year’s Forum continues the tradition of focusing on interdisciplinary research and advances in marine science and technology. Co-chaired by Professors Paul Tréguer (University of Brest, France) and Jing Zhang (East China Normal University / Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China), the event will be open to the general public, offering access to top-tier insights from leading researchers.

Key Themes and Sessions:
The Forum will feature four main themes, with each session dedicated to a priority area in marine science:

• Session 1: Artificial Intelligence and Twin Oceans
  Chaired by Pierre Tandeo (IMT Atlantique, France) and Yang Du (SCSIO-CAS, China).

• Session 2: Ocean Ecosystems and the Carbon Cycle
  Chaired by Yuntao Zhou (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China) and Louis Legendre (Sorbonne University, France).

• Session 3: Coastal Oceans and Sustainability of Society
  Chaired by Qing He (CAS, China) and Anny Cazenave (CNES, France).

• Session 4: Ocean Technology and Observations
  Chaired by Xinyuan Dia (Institute of Oceanology, CAS, China) and Hervé Claustre (IMEV-CNRS, France).

Through interactive discussions and expert presentations, participants will explore priority areas for international collaboration and outline a research agenda to drive future progress in oceanography. This year’s Forum emphasizes multidisciplinary approaches, covering a wide range of topics from ocean ecosystems to advancements in ocean technology.

Access Details:
Join the 3rd CAS-EurASc Frontier Forum online via the following link:
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86410274649
Meeting ID: 86410274649
Password: 651740

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Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with leading marine scientists and participate in discussions on critical issues shaping the future of marine science and technology.

Professor Rodrigo Martins, President of the European Academy of Sciences will be present in the inaugural meeting that takes place in the Southeast University, Nanjing, China, on 21^st July 2023. Professor Martins will also integrate the editorial board that accounts with reputed scientists such as Professor Jean-Marie Lehn, University of Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France, professor Mark MacLachlan, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, (https://www.chem.ubc.ca/mark-maclachlan) and professor John A Rogers, Northwestern University, Evanston, USA, (https://rogersgroup.northwestern.edu/index.php)

Intelligent responsive materials have emerged as a crucial direction in the development of modern high-tech materials, supporting the advancement of future cutting-edge technologies. Responsive Materials, a journal jointly founded by Southeast University and Wiley Press, focuses on various stimuli-responsive functional materials and addresses globally challenging scientific topics in the fields of chemistry, materials science and engineering, energy, environment, medicine, intelligent living, and other emerging areas.

The “International Advanced Materials Symposium (IAMS) and Inaugural Meeting of Responsive Materials“ is scheduled to be held from 21st to 25th, July, 2023, in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China. The symposium aims to strengthen global collaborations in the field of intelligent responsive materials, promoting academic and technological advancements in this exciting area.

Consult all Speakers HERE

Consult Program HERE

We expect that IAMS will provide a forum for leading chemists, physicists, materials scientists, and junior researchers to present and discuss the most exciting new developments in responsive materials and related fields.

Dear Sirs and Madams,

Dear EurASc Fellows,

On October 23rd-24th, 2023 the EurASc Symposium 2023 & Ceremony will take place in Madrid by invitation of the Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales de España –SPAIN.

We look forward to your presence.

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

CHAIR:    

Miguel Á. Alario-Franco (UCM, RACEFyN & EurASc)

MEMBERS:      

Jesús María Sanz-Serna (RACEFyN-President) | Rodrigo Martins (EurASc President) | Alain Tressaud (EurASc Vice President) | Natividad Carpintero-Santamaría (EurASc Presidium) | Hélène de Rode (EurASc Perpetual Secretary)

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

CHAIR:    

Miguel Á. Alario-Franco (UCM, RACEFyN & EurASc)

MEMBERS:      

Jesús María Sanz-Serna (RACEFyN-President) | Natividad Carpintero-Santamaría (EurASc Presidium) | Ana Crespo (RACEFyN General Secretary) | Antonio Cendrero (RACEFyN Natural Sciences Section) | Ildefonso Díaz (RACEFyN & Mathematics Section) | Miguel Ángel Fernández Sanjuan (RACEFyN Physics & Chemistry Section) | Manuel de León (RACEFyN Treasurer & Mathematics Section) | Juan M. Rojo (RACEFyN Physics & Chemistry Section) | Arturo Salvador (RACEFyN Physics & Chemistry Section)

EVENT VENUE 

The Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales de España, since its founding Statutes approved by the Royal Order of 25 February 1847, has the task of promoting the study and research of Mathematical, Physical, Chemical, Geological and Biological Sciences, and their applications, as well as to spread knowledge of them. Among its main functions is that of advising the Government on matters within its competence, particularly those of scientific policy that may have a bearing on the country’s scientific and technological development. Similarly, the Academy undertakes other tasks, such as organising meetings and seminars on the aforementioned specialities, publishing its journal and scientific reports, as well as other types of reports or studies, establishing and defining scientific and technical terminology, ensuring the appropriateness of the language, awarding prizes, etc.

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Address:

Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales de España –SPAIN.

(C. de Valverde, 24, 28004 Madrid, Espanha)

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BECOME A SPONSOR 

This event provides the ideal habitat for scientists, researchers, engineers, and companies/institutions to share their latest discoveries and opinions in the field of energy.

This event promotes the opportunity to discuss and exchange views on the latest discoveries, as well as to strengthen scientific and technical collaborations. In this way, an excellent forum for the dissemination of scientific and technical results.

For all these reasons, we invite you to take part in this international symposium by joining us as a Sponsor.

Three types of Sponsors will be recognized (Sponsorship Packages described below):

Bronze (€ 500)

• One full registration to the event.
• Lectures attendance, Lunches and social event included in the Program.
• Your logo on EURASC 2023 webpage
• Acknowledgement of your support in EURASC 2023 Booklet

Silver (€1,000)

• Two full registrations to the event.
• Lectures attendance, Lunches and social event included in the Program.
• Your logo on EURASC 2023 webpage
• Acknowledgement of your support in EURASC 2023 Booklet
• Link to your website from the EURASC site

Gold (€ 2,000)

• Three full registrations to the event.
• Lectures attendance, Lunches and social events included in the Program.
• Your logo on EURASC 2023 webpage
• Acknowledgement of your support in EURASC 2023 Booklet
• Link to your website from the EURASC site
• Your logo displayed during opening and closing sessions

Your support will guarantee the success of the EurASc Annual Symposium & Ceremony 2023.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us (contact@eurasc.eu).

ACCOMODATION

Accommodation is responsibility of each participant. 

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HOW TO REACH

Metro: Gran Vía (lines 1 and 5), Chueca (line 5).

Bus: 002, 3

Bicimad: Station 211 (Desengaño, 1).

Itinerary

Go to the Madrid Transport Consortium Website

ABOUT MADRID

Madrid is the capital of Spain, and is home to the Spanish Royal family as well as the Spanish Government. It is a modern metropolitan city and an economical and industrial center of Spain, and, with its population of nearly 3,5 million people, is also the biggest city in Spain.

It is located in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula, and is surrounded by mountains and natural parks. Although it is located in the centre of the country, it has traditionally been the hub between different areas of Spain and is therefore connected to all major Spanish cities by train, road or air.

The weather in Madrid varies a lot depending on the season, from hot and dry in the summer, with temperature of approx. 29C-¦ / 85F-¦, to cold (4C-¦ / 39F-¦) and with some rain in the winter.

Attractions

Madrid has a lot of interesting attractions that offer both culture and amusement.
The city is full of great monuments, like the royal palace, the Plaza Mayor or the many statuettes, and for people interested in art, the museums Del Prado, Reina Sofia or Thyssen have some of the most fantastic collections of famous Spanish painters like Velazquez, Goya, Picasso or Miro.

If you like to be entertained, Madrid has two big amusements parks (including the new Warner Bros park) and there are regular international concerts, big flea markets, parades and other activities going on.

To sport enthusiasts Madrid can offer everything from skiing (only 1 hour away by bus) during the winter, to golf all year round, as well as international sporting events and the possibility to practice nearly any sport at the University facilities.

If you like going out at night, Madrid has a very interesting nightlife throughout the whole week and which is available all year round. You can either go out for a tapa (Spanish snack), eat at a very nice restaurant, go to the cinema or one of the many theatres, or find nearly any type of bar or disco.