Dear Fellows, We’ve received an invitation to this event that might interest you: Are current investments in medical research focusing on unmet health needs? If you are interested, please register on the webpage below: https://efpia.eu/news-events/events/efpia-event/are-current-investments-in-medical-research-focusing-on-unmet-health-needs/ Yours sincerely, Kim De Leeuw
Dear Fellows, We've received an invitation to this event that might interest you: Are current investments in medical research focusing on unmet health needs? If you are interested, please register on the webpage below: https://efpia.eu/news-events/events/efpia-event/are-current-investments-in-medical-research-focusing-on-unmet-health-needs/ Yours sincerely, Kim De LeeuwATTENTION It has come to our attention that there is another organization calling itself the EU Academy of Sciences that uses the logo EUAS and that has been misleading and confusing researchers and scientists, including some our own Fellows. We have already denounced this suspicious organization, and we have a disclaimer about it clearly displayed…
ATTENTION It has come to our attention that there is another organization calling itself the EU Academy of Sciences that uses the logo EUAS and that has been misleading and confusing researchers and scientists, including some our own Fellows. We have already denounced this suspicious organization, and we have a disclaimer about it clearly displayed on our webpage (https://www.eurasc.eu/disclaimer). We are doing our best to address this deception and to solve this issue that has been a source of considerable confusion and frustration.Elvira Fortunato today joins the Pessoa 2020 Prize to its vast curriculum. She is the seventh scientist, to be distinguished with the highest award in Portugal to the personality of the areas of Science, Arts or Culture whose work has stood out most each year. Source link to know more: https://www.time24.news/time/2021/03/elvira-fortunato-wins-the-pessoa-prize-2020-2.html https://expresso.pt/cultura/2021-03-11-Elvira-Fortunato-vence-o-Premio-Pessoa-2020
Elvira Fortunato today joins the Pessoa 2020 Prize to its vast curriculum. She is the seventh scientist, to be distinguished with the highest award in Portugal to the personality of the areas of Science, Arts or Culture whose work has stood out most each year. Source link to know more: https://www.time24.news/time/2021/03/elvira-fortunato-wins-the-pessoa-prize-2020-2.html https://expresso.pt/cultura/2021-03-11-Elvira-Fortunato-vence-o-Premio-Pessoa-2020The European Academy of Sciences mourns the loss of Sir John Meurig Thomas, who recently passed away. He was elected as Member of our Academy in the Materials Science Division in 2010 and received the Blaise Pascal Medal in Materials Science of our Academy in 2014. A pre-eminent scholar in materials science, Sir Thomas was…
The European Academy of Sciences mourns the loss of Sir John Meurig Thomas, who recently passed away. He was elected as Member of our Academy in the Materials Science Division in 2010 and received the Blaise Pascal Medal in Materials Science of our Academy in 2014. A pre-eminent scholar in materials science, Sir Thomas was a scientist, educator and university administrator, whose work had widely acknowledged influence globally. He is generally considered as one of the fathers of solid-state chemistry. He was among the first to use electron microscopy as a tool to study structure/property relationships in materials. His research also had a major impact in heterogeneous catalysis and surface science, as he identified active-site reactivities from the surface morphology of numerous systems. With his passing, the materials science community and the scientific community in general have lost one of their giants.Pierre Braunstein, our Head of the Chemical Division and research director of CNRS, Strasbourg, France, is winner of the Franco-Portuguese 2019 prize attributed by the Sociedade Portuguesa de Química (RPQ). This is a biennial prize that distinguishes outstanding Portuguese and French chemical researchers, every two years.
Pierre Braunstein, our Head of the Chemical Division and research director of CNRS, Strasbourg, France, is winner of the Franco-Portuguese 2019 prize attributed by the Sociedade Portuguesa de Química (RPQ). This is a biennial prize that distinguishes outstanding Portuguese and French chemical researchers, every two years.Dear Academician, Please find here the synthetic report of the Frontier Forum 2020 (CAS – EURASC) written by Prof. Paul Tréguer and Prof. Louis Legendre (EurASc) and by Prof. Jing Zhang (CAS).
Dear Academician, Please find here the synthetic report of the Frontier Forum 2020 (CAS - EURASC) written by Prof. Paul Tréguer and Prof. Louis Legendre (EurASc) and by Prof. Jing Zhang (CAS).Professor Reihnard Genzel (Honorary Member of EurASc), from Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, Garching (Germany) and University of California, Berkeley (USA), is the co-winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work “the discovery of a supermassive compact object at the center of our galaxy”.
Professor Reihnard Genzel (Honorary Member of EurASc), from Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, Garching (Germany) and University of California, Berkeley (USA), is the co-winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work “the discovery of a supermassive compact object at the center of our galaxy”.The China – Europe Frontier Forum “Progress on Ocean Science and Technology”, co-organised by the Dpt of Earth Siences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and by the Earth and Environmental Sciences Division of EurASc will be held on line on 20-21 October (program in attachment). Please note that this EurASc action is supported by…
The China - Europe Frontier Forum "Progress on Ocean Science and Technology", co-organised by the Dpt of Earth Siences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and by the Earth and Environmental Sciences Division of EurASc will be held on line on 20-21 October (program in attachment). Please note that this EurASc action is supported by the "Fondation Prospective et Innovation" FPI. All EurASc fellows are invited to join the Forum by (1) listening to the 20-min presentations, and (2) actively participating in the discussions. Program and details are available here. Link for ZOOM Metting: Subject: CAS-EurASc Frontier Forum on Marine Sciences and Technologies Time: 20-21 October 2020, each day 8:00-15:00 CEST Conference ID: 680 7127 3480 Password: 523291 For Audiences (limited to 900 people) to connect (no audio and no video) to connect to Zoom video conference: https://zoom.com.cn/j/68071273480?pwd=WHRiOFhwaUR3N09jalQxaUh3aVRwUT09Professor Elvira Fortunato, fellow of EURASC and officer of Materials Science Division won the European Commission Impact Award 2020 with her project INVISIBLE (AdG ERC, connected to the development of oxide semiconductors to substitute silicon on display technology, then called transparent electronics. More information: https://erc.europa.eu/projects-figures/stories/see-through-electronics https://ec.europa.eu/info/research-and-innovation/funding/funding-opportunities/prizes/horizon-impact-award_en https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuqHUvinXfE
Professor Elvira Fortunato, fellow of EURASC and officer of Materials Science Division won the European Commission Impact Award 2020 with her project INVISIBLE (AdG ERC, connected to the development of oxide semiconductors to substitute silicon on display technology, then called transparent electronics. More information: https://erc.europa.eu/projects-figures/stories/see-through-electronics https://ec.europa.eu/info/research-and-innovation/funding/funding-opportunities/prizes/horizon-impact-award_en https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuqHUvinXfEThe Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics, created by Mark Zuckerberg and Yuri Milner, awards significant discoveries in the subject. Prof. Martin Hairer, Honorary Member of EurASc, has been awarded the Prize in Mathematics for 2021. You can consult more about the Prize here: https://breakthroughprize.org/Prize/3 You can consult the page of 2021 Prize Winners here: https://breakthroughprize.org/News/60
The Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics, created by Mark Zuckerberg and Yuri Milner, awards significant discoveries in the subject. Prof. Martin Hairer, Honorary Member of EurASc, has been awarded the Prize in Mathematics for 2021. You can consult more about the Prize here: https://breakthroughprize.org/Prize/3 You can consult the page of 2021 Prize Winners here: https://breakthroughprize.org/News/60