We are delighted to invite you to ECSS 2025, co-hosted by Informatics Europe (IE) and member institute IRISA, as part of IRISA’s 50th anniversary celebrations. Being one of France’s oldest and largest Informatics labs, IRISA has been at the forefront of scientific and societal contributions for decades.
A new report titled A European Survey on Requirements for the Informatics School Curriculum and Informatics School Teachers’ Education identified shared priorities and patterns in school-level Informatics education in Europe.
The only summer school in Europe dedicated to Informatics Education Research returns 8–12 September 2025, hosted by UCLouvain in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, and sponsored by IBM Research Europe and FNRS.
The Informatics Europe publication “General guidelines on how to assess Informatics (or Higher Education) students: AI-centric approaches” has been released.
We are pleased to announce the publication of the Informatics Europe 2024 Activities Report, our first-ever annual report highlighting the major achievements and impact of our association throughout the year.
We are pleased to share that our recent Open Letter, “The Critical Omission of Software Technology in the EIC Work Programme 2025,” has received a positive response from the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (DG RTD).
Informatics Europe has released the Revised Report on Informatics Research Evaluation. This updated edition, expanding on the 2008 and 2018 IE reports, aligns with the CoARA Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment (CoARA 2022) and provides best practices for evaluating Informatics research and researchers.
Informatics Europe, alongside our member National Informatics Associations, has issued an Open Letter urging the European Innovation Council (EIC) to recognise software as a key enabling technology in its Work Programme.
We warmly invite your nominations for the third edition of the IE Best Dissertation Award. This prestigious Award recognises excellent PhD dissertations in Informatics, empowers emerging Informatics researchers and helps bring their work to a broader audience.
Informatics Europe, in collaboration with the Diversity & Inclusion Working Group, invites you to United for Impact: Women in Informatics, an event dedicated to celebrating and advancing the role of women in Informatics.
