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Bridging the Digital Talent Gap: Towards Successful Industry-University Partnerships
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Informatics Europe is delighted to announce the publication of the report "Bridging the Digital Talent Gap: Towards Successful Industry-University Partnerships".
Recommendation on the Use of IT for COVID-19 Infection Mitigation
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The Board of Directors of Informatics Europe has issued the following policy recommendation regarding the use of tracking technology in the efforts to control COVID-19 infection spread.
Call Open for 2020 Best Practices in Education Award
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The 2020 Best Practices in Education Award, sponsored by Microsoft, is devoted to educational initiatives that promote lifelong education in Informatics as a mean to reduce the talent gap.
Call Open for 2020 Minerva Informatics Equality Award
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The 2020 Minerva Award, sponsored by Google, is devoted to initiatives supporting the transition of female PhD and postdoctoral researchers into faculty positions.
Board Elections and New Members in 2019
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Informatics Europe is looking back to an eventful 2019 and is thrilled to welcome not only seven new Board members to our team, but also thirteen new members from 10 different countries in our community!
New Academic Leadership Course
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We are happy to announce a unique development opportunity to our members, the Academic Leadership Course, which is an intensive 3-day residential course for all emerging leaders in Informatics.
Informatics Europe Higher Education Data Portal
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This year at the 15th European Computer Science Summit in Rome, Informatics Europe launched the Informatics Higher Education Data Portal.
ECSS 2019 Highlights
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The 15th edition of the European Computer Science Summit with the main theme "Social Responsibility of Informatics" was held in Rome, 28-30 October.
Winners of the 2019 Best Practices in Education Award
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This year we are proud to announce that there are two winners of the Informatics Europe 2019 Best Practices in Education Award.
SUCCESS @ TU Dublin Computer Science Wins 2019 Minerva Informatics Equality Award
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The winner of the fourth edition of the Minerva Informatics Equality Award is TU Dublin Computer Science, Ireland, for their gender equality initiatives and policies to develop the careers of female Faculty.
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