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Pioneering green energy and science communication: An interview with Saiful Islam In this interview, Professor Islam shares his journey in advancing sustainable energy research, championing science communication through engaging talks and record-breaking public experiments.
Radicalism, legacy, and the future of the Humanities: An interview with Rosi Braidotti Professor Rosi Braidotti MAE reflects on her contributions to feminist philosophy, the evolution of the humanities, and the importance of embracing intergenerational justice.Other News
Academia Europaea celebrates scientific excellence in Hungary and Romania In December 2024, the Director of the Academia Europaea Hub in Budapest, Peter Hegyi MAE (Semmelweis University Budapest) in collaboration with the Hungarian National Academy of Scientist Education, chaired by Andras Varro MAE (University of Szeged) organised two spectacular scientific events in Szeged and Iasi, respectively.
Solar Radiation Modification webinar series Following the Scientific Advice Mechanism's newly published report on Solar radiation modification, we are holding a series of webinars in collaboration with the Scientific Advice Mechanism. Each of the four webinars will discuss different aspects and perspectives on the controversial topic of Solar Radiation Modification. 
Solar Radiation Modification: policy recommendations published Policy recommendations have been informed by an Evidence Review Report and literature reviews, with AE as lead academy and coordinated by AE Cardiff.
Towards an equitable digital society: An interview with Helen Kennedy Professor Helen Kennedy MAE explores what a fair and inclusive digital society could look like and the challenges of digital inequality, big data, and technology ethics.
Insights from history into energy use: An interview with Verena Winiwarter Professor Verena Winiwarter MAE discusses historical shifts in energy use, and the lessons they offer for modern energy policy and transition.
Towards the ends of space and time: An interview with Heino Falcke Professor Heino Falcke MAE shares his experience of capturing the first image of a black hole.
