How artificial intelligence is reshaping crisis response across Europe? The session drew on our recently published rapid evidence review and featured real-world case studies.

That was the central question of a recent webinar organised by the Scientific Advice Mechanism, drawing on two freshly published reports: a Rapid Evidence Review Report and a Statement by the GCSA.

SAPEA is enhancing its Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Strategy to better embed EDI principles across its scientific advisory work and activities.

The Group of Chief Scientific Advisors Issues Recommendations Following SAPEA Report on the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Emergency and Crisis Management

Tina Comes presented the SAPEA Rapid evidence review report on Artificial Intelligence in Emergency and Crisis Management during an ITU Workshop.

We're excited to share the first insights from last week's workshop, hosted by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) in Budapest as part of their 200th anniversary celebrations.

The European Commission today launched its "Apply AI" and "AI in Science" strategies, a significant milestone for AI-driven research and innovation across Europe.

"Building Bridges: Shaping Europe's Science-for-Policy Landscape" report captures the essence of our Vienna conference in May and explores how science can better inform policy decisions.

Over two days, the Advisors explored the whole process through which their independent, evidence-based advice is delivered to the European Commissioners.

A new Group of Chief Scientific Advisors has taken office.

A major conference on the role of science advice in policy and society will be opened by Eva-Maria Holzleitner, Austria’s federal minister for science, on 26 May.

A new overview of our most recent advice to the European Commission is now available.