Prize Ceremony 2021
Prize Ceremony will be held online – New date: 21st May 2021 We are honoured to announce that Springer Nature, through Discover Materials journal, supports this event. Note on their
Annoucement: Prize ceremony postponed
ATTENTION Because of drastic sanitary reasons occurring now in Europe, the L. da Vinci and B. Pascal Prizes ceremony + the delivery of EurASc diploma to new members will be
Are current investments in medical research focusing on unmet health needs?
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
EUAS is not EurASc
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
Professor Elvira Fortunato received the Pessoa Prize
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
Online 2021 Annual Symposium Micro- and nanotechnologies for medicine and life sciences
The future of science in the 21st century Due to the COVID-19 situation, it has been decided that the annual event would be online. Our next symposium, on Micro and
Sir John Meurig Thomas obituary
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
Professor Jean-Pierre Gattuso received the 2020 Ruth Patrick Award of the ASLO
Professor Jean-Pierre Gattuso (Laboratoire d’Océanographie, CNRS, Villefranche-sur-mer, France) received the 2020 Ruth Patrick Award of the ASLO (Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography) for “his leadership in, and commitment
Pierre Braunstein, our Head of the Chemical Division, is winner of the Franco-Portuguese 2019 prize
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).