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16/12/2025, 14:00
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Prof. Rodrigo Martins (EurASc President)17/12/2025, 08:30
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Paul Rene Michel Lecoq (CERN)17/12/2025, 08:35
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Fabiola Gianotti (CERN)17/12/2025, 08:45
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Prof. Michel Mayor (Geneva University)17/12/2025, 09:15
Since ancient times, human curiosity has led us to wonder about our place in the cosmos. Greek philosophers were convinced that an infinite number of “worlds” existed in the universe. And they already evoked the possibility that some of these “worlds” could harbor living species. In today's terms: do planets exist around other stars? Is life present elsewhere than on our Earth? Modern...
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Prof. Sebastiao Feyo de Azevedo (University of Porto)17/12/2025, 09:45
The presentation will focus on the common features that can be understood in the missions of the European Engineering Academies, which are associated with the mission of Euro-CASE, The European Council of Academies of Applied Sciences, Technologies and Engineering, currently made up of 22 Academies of European countries, of which the Portuguese Academy is a member.
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Prof. Tejinder Virdee (Imperial College (GB))17/12/2025, 10:15
Progress in fundamental science allows us to get a deeper understanding of how Nature works through great scientific discoveries. Over the centuries this understanding has very much altered the way we live – giving us a better life – providing us with paradigm shifting technologies. From electricity and semiconductor electronics to telecommunications, medical imaging, GPS, and even the World...
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Prof. Donald Dingwell (University of Munich)17/12/2025, 11:05
As the Academia Europaea approaches the 40th year of its existence the world’s
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perception of fundamental sciences and their contributions to societal impacts have
evolved remarkably since its creation.
In addition to the fundamental role of its members in the creation and exchange of
knowledge the Academia Europaea has, increasingly, been recognised as a
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Prof. Martin Carrier (Bielefeld University)17/12/2025, 11:35
The traditional account of making science practically useful goes back to Vannevar Bush’s 1945 “Report to the President.” This report promoted basic research “performed without thought of practical ends” (Bush 1945, chapter 3) as the linchpin for achieving practical utility. This approach has become known as the “linear model”; it places progress in epistemic or basic research at the center of...
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Yves Geerts (Université Libre de Bruxelles et Instituts Solvay)17/12/2025, 11:50
The Solvay Institutes are unique not only in their history and prestige, but also in their ability to identify emerging scientific themes and to bring together the best researchers from diverse backgrounds around them. Their exceptional added value therefore stems from the founding nature of their scientific activities and their resolutely forward-looking orientation. The Institutes are...
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Camille PARMESAN (CNRS (French National Center for Scientific Research))17/12/2025, 12:05
Recent climatic changes have already impacted biodiversity, but estimates of the percent of species threatened with extinction by 2100 range from 1% to 80%. This uncertainty stems partly from differences among algorithms used to estimate species' current and future projected ranges, and from differences among modeled projections of future climate. There is little agreement as to which species'...
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Gang Mu (Swiss Applied Mathematical Society)17/12/2025, 12:20
The integration of Digital Twin technology with AI Engine is transforming how research and industry understand, predict, and optimize complex systems. Building upon collaborative initiatives between CERN, InnoSuisse, and industrial partners, this talk explores how open-science can be extended into scalable, data-intelligent frameworks for real-world applications.
At the core lies the...
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Dr Guannan Zhu17/12/2025, 13:45
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Prof. Leopoldo Angrisani (Dept. of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, University of Napoli Federico II)17/12/2025, 14:00
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising measurement systems in electrical and electronic engineering, enabling advanced data analysis, real-time decision-making, and automation of complex measurement tasks. However, the deployment of AI-based models in measurement contexts introduces critical challenges, particularly regarding the reliability and traceability of their outputs and the...
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Eric Suraud17/12/2025, 14:15
Calculations, and more recently computations, have been intimately linked to physics since centuries. The 2024 Nobel prize in physics provides the latest illustration thereof. Modern physics really emerged when the use of mathematics was generalized to support the physical description of the universe. Computations nowadays have become a key tool of investigation in physics, both for modeling...
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Isabelle Mansuy17/12/2025, 14:30
Behavior and physiology in mammals are strongly influenced by life experiences and environmental factors, particularly those encountered in childhood. While positive factors can favor proper development and mental and physical health, adversity and traumatic events increase the risk for psychiatric, cardiometabolic and autoimmune diseases and cancer in adulthood. These complex disorders can...
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Dr Florian Kongoli (FLOGEN Technologies Inc)17/12/2025, 14:45
The FLOGEN sustainability framework, developed by the author in 2015, clarified the confusion that existed in the definition of sustainability by making a clear distinction between criteria, actors and objectives of sustainable development. Since its development, due to its unified, universal and all-inclusive nature, it has been applied in many fields of science and technology and has been...
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Dr Jürgen Tiedje (EU DG Research)17/12/2025, 15:20Talk
In the last fifteen years, several Nobel Prizes in physics and chemistry have been awarded to material science discoveries – discoveries combined with the expectation to have an impact on our global economy and societies: graphene, gallium nitride, lithium-ion batteries, quantum dots, and metal-organic frameworks.
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Prof. Asunción Fernández (Materials Science Institute of Seville, CSIC-Univ. Seville, Spain)17/12/2025, 15:45Talk
The connection between fundamental research and societal applications may play a major role in both directions. In this contribution we present the fabrication and characterization of “solid-gas” nanocomposite films, initially developed for antireflective coatings in solar cells applications. Firstly, it was found that the nanoporous silicon films, obtained by magnetron sputtering (MS)...
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Prof. Arben Merkoci (Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2), CSIC and The Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology; ICREA - Institucio Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avancats)17/12/2025, 16:00Talk
The rapid advancement of nanotechnology has opened new frontiers in the design of diagnostic devices with unprecedented sensitivity, selectivity, and speed. Central to this progress are the unique physical properties of nanomaterials—including size-dependent optical, electrical, mechanical, and surface characteristics—which enable innovative mechanisms of signal generation and transduction....
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Prof. Antonio Camacho (University of Valencia)17/12/2025, 16:15Talk
Our planet is nowadays experiencing an unprecedented situation of accelerated climate change linked to the exacerbated anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG). Additional to the natural biogeochemical exchanges between the biosphere and the atmosphere, the huge increase of GHG fluxes deriving from fuel burning has produced a sharp increase of CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere, but...
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Dr Didier Zimmermann18/12/2025, 08:15
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Prof. Yves Agid18/12/2025, 08:30
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Prof. Peter Sadler18/12/2025, 09:00
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Prof. Susanne Brenner18/12/2025, 09:30
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62. Blaise Pascal Medal: Earth and Environmental Sciences - "Hybrid and Causal AI for Earth science"Prof. Gustau Camps-Valls18/12/2025, 10:30
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Prof. Jiann-Wen Woody Ju18/12/2025, 11:00
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Prof. Sir Cato T. Laurencin18/12/2025, 11:30
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Prof. Svitlana Mayboroda18/12/2025, 12:00
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Prof. Edith Heard18/12/2025, 14:00
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Prof. Franz Pfeiffer18/12/2025, 14:30
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Soraya de Chadarevian18/12/2025, 15:00
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Prof. Rodrigo Martins18/12/2025, 16:00
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Rodrigo Martins18/12/2025, 16:45
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Prof. Rodrigo Martins18/12/2025, 17:00
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Prof. Soraya de Chadarevian
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Guannan Zhu
The low-altitude flight sector boasts enormous development potential and demands high-performance battery cells featuring "three highs and one fast". Gotion High-tech has launched large cylindrical battery products specifically designed for eVTOLs with an energy density of approximately 300Wh/kg. These products not only enhance power performance but also meet the flight requirements of eVTOLs....
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Didier Zimmermann (EIT RawMaterials)Talk
The European Advanced Materials Academy is a transformative initiative to position the European Union at the forefront of advanced materials innovation, enabling the twin transition towards sustainability and digitalisation while ensuring global industrial leadership. Despite the critical role advanced materials play, the field is constrained by a lack of skilled talent. The Academy aims to...
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Paul Rene Michel Lecoq (CERN)Talk
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