Brussels, 8 July 2025
The European Academy of Sciences (EurASc) has recently been informed of fraudulent email messages being sent to several of our members. These emails impersonate Prof. Rodrigo Martins, President of EurASc, using deceptive email addresses such as presidenteurasc@gmail.com.
The scam emails typically include vague and misleading phrases like:
“Hello [Name],
How are you doing today?
Please can you help the board with something today? Let me know so I can send you some more information.”
These are phishing attempts designed to exploit the trust placed in EurASc’s leadership and must be disregarded immediately.
❗ How to Protect Yourself
EurASc never requests payments, personal data, or urgent actions via personal email accounts.
Always verify that official emails come from an
@eurasc.eudomain.Do not reply, click links, or share any personal or financial information if you suspect a message is fraudulent.
When in doubt, contact us at: contact@eurasc.eu
🛡 Previous Alerts
EurASc has issued similar warnings in the past. For reference, please see:
We are currently taking internal and legal steps to report and block the use of EurASc names and identities in this fraudulent activity.
Thank you for your attention and continued vigilance.