ERA Project
Highlights
European Research Area Project Highlights
Here we showcase a selection of EU-funded projects that are helping to advance the goals and priorities of a sustainable and competitive European Research Area (ERA). Together, they highlight the diversity of approaches and innovative solutions contributing to the ERA Policy Agenda.
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The CATALISI project supports universities in achieving systemic institutional transformation through targeted acceleration services. By combining tools such as living labs, capacity building, counselling, and a digital CATALYST Hub, it helps higher education institutions improve areas like open science, inclusion, sustainability, skills development, and societal engagement, while showcasing best practices through leading university implementers.
The CATALISI project supports universities in achieving systemic institutional transformation through targeted acceleration services. By combining tools such as living labs, capacity building, counselling, and a digital CATALYST Hub, it helps higher education institutions improve areas like open science, inclusion, sustainability, skills development, and societal engagement, while showcasing best practices through leading university implementers.
The COALESCE project aims to establish a sustainable European Competence Centre for Science Communication along with an associated Science Communication Academy. By gathering and developing knowledge, resources, and tools, it seeks to enhance the quality of science communication, train and connect practitioners, and promote context-sensitive approaches that foster trust and engagement across Europe.
Project representative: Keziah Chanyisa Khayadi Dash (Centre for Medical Ethics, University of Oslo)
Project representative: Olivia O’Leary (University College Cork)
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Project representative: Margaux Kersschout (University of Antwerp)
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Project representative: Dalila Coviello (European Commission)
Slaven Misljencievic (European Commission)
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Project representative: Kathrin Winkler (European Commission)
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Project representative: Elisa Baioni (CERIC-ERIC)
Maria Rujano (ECRIN)
Project representative: Lukáš Masopust (Czech Academy of Sciences)
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Project representative: Lut Mergaert (Yellow Window)
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Project representative: Paul Vos (Wageningen Food & Biobased Research)
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Project representative: Catalina Vrabie (Geonardo Environmental Technologies)
Project representative: Geerte de Jong (New Energy Coalition)
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