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9th EULiST “Fridays for Research” event on “Digital Europe Programme”

09/05/2025

The 9th EULiST “Fridays for Research” event on “Digital Europe Programme ” will be held as a joint online meeting on Friday, 23rd May, 12:00 – 15:00 CET.

More specifically, representatives from the EULiST member universities will deliver concise presentations on topics, related to the CALL on DIGITAL EUROPE PROGRAMME such as the following:

Sectoral digital skills academies: Quantum Skills Digital Academy
Sectoral digital skills academies: Digital Skills Academy in GenAI
Multi-Country project in Agri-Food

This will be followed by a 10-minute discussion, fostering further research collaborations.

The session will conclude with a summary of key outcomes and a presentation of the future steps.

Participants may connect using this Webex link.: https://centralntua.webex.com/centralntua/j.php?MTID=me8ad869aca1aee89b0eba0db2b3283da

For more information regarding the event, contact Angelos Markopoulos amark@mail.ntua.gr.

8th EULiST “Fridays for Research” event on “AI in product realization for Sustainable Industry”

04/03/2025

The 8th EULiST “Fridays for Research” event on “AI in product realization for Sustainable Industry” will be held as a joint online meeting on Friday, 7th March, 12:00 – 15:00 CET.

More specifically, representatives from the EULiST member universities will deliver concise 5-minute presentations on the following topics:

AI in Product Design and Development
Sustainable Manufacturing Processes (e.g. Predictive Maintenance)
Supply Chain Optimization (e.g. Circular Economy models)
AI in Eco-friendly Product Materials
Smart Production and Industry 4.0
Sustainable Consumer Products
Data-Driven Sustainability
Sustainability Tracking (e.g carbon footprints, emissions),
AI in Renewable Energy Integration and Demand Forecasting

This will be followed by a 10-minute discussion, fostering further research collaborations.

The session will conclude with a summary of key outcomes and a presentation of the future steps.

Participants may connect using this Webex link.

For more information regarding the event, contact Angelos Markopoulos amark@mail.ntua.gr.

7th EULiST “Fridays for Research” event on “Digital Trust and Cybersecurity”

10/02/2025

The 7th EULiST “Fridays for Research” event on “Digital Trust and Cybersecurity” will be held as a joint online meeting on Friday, 14th February, 12:00 – 15:00 CET.

More specifically, representatives from the EULiST member universities will deliver concise 5-minute presentations on the following topics:

Data Privacy and Protection. GDPR and NIS2 Compliance. Data Encryption. Data Breach Prevention
2. Identity and Access Management (IAM). Biometrics
3. Cybersecurity Governance and Risk Management
4. Threat Detection and Prevention. Threat Intelligence. Endpoint Security
5. Blockchain and Trust. Secure Transactions
6. Cloud Security
7. Cybersecurity Awareness, Education, Gamification, and ECSF framework integration. Behavioral Security
8. Regulatory and Legal Compliance. Cybersecurity Regulations. Cyber Insurance. Ethical Hacking.
9. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Cybersecurity
10. Cryptography and Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)
11. Internet of Things (IoT) Security and Data privacy
12. Digital Forensics and Cyber incidents
13. Post-quantum Cryptography Transition, Implementation, and Security Evaluation
14. Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs)
15. Diversity and Inclusion in Cybersecurity

This will be followed by a 10-minute discussion, fostering further research collaborations.

The session will conclude with a summary of key outcomes and a presentation of the future steps.

Participants may connect using the following link: https://centralntua.webex.com/centralntua/j.php?MTID=ma2cc6e04bb9035df0ae600363614a712

For more information regarding the event, contact Pavlačková Zdeňka pavlackova@vutbr.cz,

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6th EULiST “Friday for Research”

09/12/2024

6th EULiST “Friday for Research” – Joint Online Meeting on “Innovative Social Sciences for a Sustainable Bridge between Technology and Society”

The 6th EULiST “Friday for Research” on “Innovative Social Sciences for a Sustainable Bridge between Technology and Society” will be held as a joint online meeting on Friday, 13th December, 12:00 – 15:00 CET.

The meeting will start with two keynote presentations. The first one is titled “The Philosophy of Fridays for Research in EULiST” and the second one is titled “Economics of Sustainibility: Uniting Economic Theory and Policy”. Following this, representatives from the member universities of EULiST will deliver concise 5-minute presentations on the following topics:

Social Innovation and Technology
Climate Change and Social Resilience
Digital Transition and Social Cohesion
Social aspects of Health and Well-being
Education and Lifelong Learning
Cultural Heritage and Identity
Urbanization and Rural Development
Governance and Democracy
Economic and Social Inequality
Migration and Integration
Gender Studies and Equality
Peace and Conflict Studies

Role of social sciences in conflict resolution

Aging and Society
Media and Communication
Legal Studies and Human Rights

This will be followed by a 10-minute open discussion, fostering further research collaborations.

The session will conclude with a summary of key outcomes and a presentation of the future steps.

Participants may connect using this link.

4th EULiST “Friday for Research” – Joint Online Meeting on “Environmental Research and Climate Change”

02/10/2024

The 4th EULiST “Friday for Research” on “Environmental Research and Climate Change” will be held as a joint online meeting on Friday, 4th October, 12:00 – 15:00 CET.

The meeting will include 5-mimute presentations by the members of EULiST European University showing the excellence of each institution on the following topics:

Climate Change and Water-Related Disasters
Extreme weather Events
Health impacts of climate change
Economic Impacts of Climate Change (e.g. food security)
Societal impacts of Climate Change (e.g. environmental refugees)
Biodiversity loss and ecosystem resilience under Climate Change
Cascading climate change impacts and implications
Climate adaptation and mitigation strategies
Disaster risk reduction and anticipatory actions
Sustainable urbanization and green cities
Deforestation and land use change
and more about Environmental Sciences and Climate Change Research

The meeting will start with two keynote presentations by NTUA professors. Sotirios Karellas, Prof. of the School of Mechanical Engineering, will make a presentation on the “Philosophy of Fridays for Research in EULiST” and Ioannis Papoutsis, As. Prof. of the School of Rural, Surveying and Geoinformatics Engineering, will make a presentation on “Monitoring and Managing Climate Change Impacts”.

After the presentations, there will be time for discussion by all participants, in order to create synergies leading to potential research projects.

Participants may connect using this link.

EULiST first Friday for Research

07/03/2024

On March 1^st, 2024, the 1^st EULiST “Friday for Research” joint online meeting was successfully conducted within the Alliance members. More than 80 participants from the EULiST Member Universities attended the event in order to meet and generate ideas, promote scientific excellence and innovation capacity building.

The debut theme of the 1^st “Friday for Research” joint meeting focused on Energy Storage and Renewables, with a specific emphasis on Hydrogen Production and Utilization in Energy Systems. This focal area encompassed discussions on:

New solutions for the Hydrogen economy
Hydrogen storage materials
Fuel cells materials
Electrolyser materials
Electricity market and hydrogen storage
Hydrogen underground storage
Social impact of Hydrogen economy
Hydrogen carriers
LCA
Any other relevant topics

EULiST strives to establish a cohesive platform for collaborative research and innovation initiatives, facilitating knowledge exchange and best practice sharing through joint participation in relevant EU R&D calls to secure public funding. The Alliance has identified potential calls, focusing on the research area of the Hydrogen Economy.

Following the presentation of the philosophy of Fridays for Research by NTUA Prof. Sotirios Karellas (WP4 lead), and the outlines of the requirements and regulations of MSCA calls by Mr Marc Delage from IMT, representatives from all 10 EULiST Universities showcased their research activities and accomplishments related to the issue via dedicated presentations, ultimately aiming to establish common ground for synergistic collaboration. Robust expertise and impactful research and innovation initiatives were demonstrated spanning the entire H₂ value chain. This ranged from production and materials engineering to end-use applications and sophisticated high-level energy system modelling. Leveraging their strong expertise in the emerging field of hydrogen economy, the Alliance members pledged to pursue additional collaborations and joint funding applications.

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