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.
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A message of Season’s Greetings from our Hub Director, Professor Ole Petersen
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
As we approach the festive season and the end of 2024, I look back at some of the major events of the year in which the AE Cardiff Hub has been involved and pay some tributes.
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Solar Radiation Modification (SRM) covers a range of technologies that have the potential to cool the Earth’s climate. SRM is therefore the subject of intense and controversial debate around whether it might provide a means to tackle global warming and the devastating impacts of climate change.
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. These are: (1) Strategy and Policy (2) Social Sciences (3) Technologies and Risks (4) Ethics.
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.
AI: what does it mean for research, for society and for you?
This open forum, held on 20th November, was hosted by Connects-UK and supported by AE Cardiff.
One Health policy recommendations published
The latest work of the Scientific Advice Mechanism has been informed by a SAPEA Evidence Review Report and literature reviews coordinated by AE Cardiff.
The European Scientific Advice Mechanism: how evidence-informed policymaking works in a Union of 27 states
In this webinar held on 13th November 2024, we explored how the European policymaking process works, how it is informed by scientific evidence and how institutions, researchers and professional staff (including from Associated Countries, like the UK) engage with the SAM.
Insights Wales | The European Scientific Advice Mechanism: how evidence informs environment policy
In this webinar, held by Insights Wales on the 6th November, Professor Ole Petersen and Louise Edwards explained how the SAM works, highlighting policy impacts using examples from environmental policymaking.
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Demis Hassabis awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Sir Demis Hassabis, member of the Academia Europaea Informatics section, has been awarded a share of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024, jointly with John M. Jumper, for their groundbreaking work on protein structure prediction.
Exploring the intersection of science and art: a podcast interview with Professor Ole Petersen
As part of a series, ‘What’s art got to do with it?’, a podcast interview with AE Cardiff Hub Director, Professor Ole Petersen, discusses the relationship between science and art. The series has been created by Dr Francesca Arrigoni and sponsored by the UK Physiological Society.
Listen to the Podcast: What’s art got to do with it? A conversation with the Scientist Prof Ole Petersen CBE by Franscienceart (soundcloud.com)