Celebrating 40 years of EU Research and Innovation
Researchers are pioneering sustainable solutions for a brighter future.
Scientists are advancing disease prevention, diagnostics, and life-enhancing technologies.
Innovators are boosting Europe’s status as a global powerhouse in cutting-edge technologies.
Facts and figures
Over €280 billion invested
through successive framework programmes
Over 120 000 grants signed
with some 75 000 beneficiaries
More than 30 Nobel prizes
won by EU-funded researchers
Latest
Research and innovation news alert: The Commission organised today a roundtable with leading experts in the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in various scientific disciplines and in fundamental AI research.
Climate change has been on scientists' radar for quite some time, and for decades, the EU and the world have been stepping up its response. For our part in the EU, we’ve already reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 37% since 1990 and we are committed to reaching climate neutrality by 2050.
The Commission and the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq) signed an official agreement, named Implementing Arrangement, in Brussels on 11 December.
