Mathieu Gitton’s Post

Every two years, the highly visible 'Science, Research and Innovation Performance of the EU' (SRIP) report is published by the European Commission's Directorate-General for #Research & #Innovation. The title of this year's report "A competitive Europe for a sustainable future" takes an in-depth look at the role of research and innovation in strengthening the #EU's #competitiveness while achieving the EU's ambitious long-term goals.   I am very pleased that I was invited to contribute a chapter to this year's SRIP-report dedicated to the meaning of #technology #sovereignty at EU level outlining the conceptual underpinning of the concept and its link with open strategic autonomy and economic security, and current approaches adopted to determine the EU’s sovereignty position. One of my conclusions is that the EU must carefully align technology sovereignty with related concepts and utilize strategic intelligence and transparent decision-making to unite the diverse interests of the member states and work effectively towards the goal of EU technology sovereignty.   I would like to invite everyone interested in the launch event of the report that takes place this *Thursday June 27 starting at 14:40* in Brussels (see link below for the exact address) or via Livestream. Alexandr Hobza (Chief Economist, DG Research & Innovation, European Commission) will present the key findings of the report, followed by a panel discussion with high-level experts. ℹ Registration is required to attend the launch event and can be done here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dM_GaUUt

High Level Expert Group on the interim evaluation of horizon Europe - report delivered ! The launch of the report of the high-level Expert Group on the interim evaluation of #HorizonEurope provided a good occasion to reflect. I’m keenly aware of that in the increasingly competitive global landscape, we must step up our efforts to remain at the forefront of technological and scientific advancements.   This is why research and innovation are central to the EU’s strategy in the upcoming years.   The European Framework Programmes for Research and Innovation have delivered immense value for over 40 years, and every euro invested returns fivefold to society.   The JRC is a part of delivering this return by ensuring sound evidence to base EU policies upon, and the best data and methods to monitor and support implementation.   But, we must continue to adapt and innovate! 📌 We need a strong framework programme to drive EU competitiveness. Fostering stronger synergies across science, industrial competitiveness, societal challenges are key elements of strengthening the EU’s research ecosystem. 📌 The report calls for an adequate Budget: A proposed budget of around €220 billion for the next period is essential to meet future goals. 📌 Radical Simplification & Innovation: The programme needs bold changes, especially in international collaboration and dual-use applications.   I’d like to congratulate the independent high-level expert group who, after a year of extensive consultation and analysis, have provided concrete recommendations for the future of the Framework Programme.   🌍 Together, we can foster a Europe where bold, innovative ideas thrive, driving growth and well-being for all!   #EuropeanInnovation #ResearchAndInnovation #EUCompetitiveness #FutureOfEurope

The European Research Area aims to create a single, borderless market for research, innovation and technology across the EU. The new Commission's Communication reviews the progress on four key objectives: 🔹 Prioritising investment and reforms 🔹 Improving access to excellence 🔹 Translating results into economic impact 🔹 Deepening the research area While the EU has made significant progress, more work is needed to fully unlock its R&I potential to compete on the global stage.

The European Research Area aims to create a single, borderless market for research, innovation and technology across the EU. The new Commission's Communication reviews the progress on four key objectives: 🔹 Prioritising investment and reforms 🔹 Improving access to excellence 🔹 Translating results into economic impact 🔹 Deepening the research area While the EU has made significant progress, more work is needed to fully unlock its R&I potential to compete on the global stage.

The European Research Area aims to create a single, borderless market for research, innovation and technology across the EU. The new Commission's Communication reviews the progress on four key objectives: 🔹 Prioritising investment and reforms 🔹 Improving access to excellence 🔹 Translating results into economic impact 🔹 Deepening the research area While the EU has made significant progress, more work is needed to fully unlock its R&I potential to compete on the global stage.

The European Research Area aims to create a single, borderless market for research, innovation and technology across the EU. The new Commission's Communication reviews the progress on four key objectives: 🔹 Prioritising investment and reforms 🔹 Improving access to excellence 🔹 Translating results into economic impact 🔹 Deepening the research area While the EU has made significant progress, more work is needed to fully unlock its R&I potential to compete on the global stage.

The European Research Area aims to create a single, borderless market for research, innovation and technology across the EU. The new Commission's Communication reviews the progress on four key objectives: 🔹 Prioritising investment and reforms 🔹 Improving access to excellence 🔹 Translating results into economic impact 🔹 Deepening the research area While the EU has made significant progress, more work is needed to fully unlock its R&I potential to compete on the global stage.

The European Research Area aims to create a single, borderless market for research, innovation and technology across the EU. The new Commission's Communication reviews the progress on four key objectives: 🔹 Prioritising investment and reforms 🔹 Improving access to excellence 🔹 Translating results into economic impact 🔹 Deepening the research area While the EU has made significant progress, more work is needed to fully unlock its R&I potential to compete on the global stage.

The European Research Area aims to create a single, borderless market for research, innovation and technology across the EU. The new Commission's Communication reviews the progress on four key objectives: 🔹 Prioritising investment and reforms 🔹 Improving access to excellence 🔹 Translating results into economic impact 🔹 Deepening the research area While the EU has made significant progress, more work is needed to fully unlock its R&I potential to compete on the global stage.

The European Research Area aims to create a single, borderless market for research, innovation and technology across the EU. The new Commission's Communication reviews the progress on four key objectives: 🔹 Prioritising investment and reforms 🔹 Improving access to excellence 🔹 Translating results into economic impact 🔹 Deepening the research area While the EU has made significant progress, more work is needed to fully unlock its R&I potential to compete on the global stage.