EU-LIFE blog: Illustrating an EU-LIFE Science Vision performance
03/9/2025
By Tatyana Tyschuk, Laboratory Technician in the Georg Busslinger Group at CeMM (Austria), who was one of the authors of the third most voted-for performance of the EU-LIFE Science Vision Talk Contest 2025.
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EU-LIFE reacts to Plan S: Support to Open Access and 10 key recommendations
11/12/2018
EU-LIFE reacts to Plan S On 4 September 2018, Plan S was officially announced. Fourteen European national funders (cOAlition S) endorse the plan with...
EU-LIFE statement on EC's proposal of the Horizon Europe
06/12/2018
EU-LIFE urges the European Parliament and the EU Council to push for a strong Horizon Europe EU-LIFE, the alliance of 13 leading Life Science Research...
EU-LIFE urges the EU to give financial priority to Framework Programme 9
05/12/2018
uropean Commission to prioritize Research & Innovation on the next Multiannual Financial Framework. The 100B Euros budget proposal for Horizon Europe...
2017 in a nutshell
02/8/2018
SCIENCE POLICY “EU-LIFE is well positioned in EC policy” (EC officer, EC meeting, October 2016) 2017 HIGHLIGHTS: EU-LIFE active in the 2 existing EC...
European scientists unite to safeguard the future of genome editing
10/2/2018
On July 25th, the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) ruled that organisms obtained by modern forms of mutagenesis such as CRISPR are not...
Call for Action on small and medium scale research infrastructures in Europe
09/2/2018
EU-LIFE call for action on the small- and medium-sized research infrastructures Last week representatives of numerous research organisations, EU...
EU-LIFE Community met in Ghent
11/12/2017
European policy, open science, scientific collaborations, crisis communication, research infrastructure, technology transfer, talent exchange and...
Building (even) more bridges with the newly launched EU-LIFE visiting Scientist Programme
06/12/2017
To stimulate interaction and collaboration between the scientists of the alliance, EU-LIFE establishes a visiting scientist programme as a way to open...