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Throughout April the data.europa academy hosted two insightful webinars, focused on key topics in the field of data spaces and interoperability. These sessions brought together experts, professionals, and other interested participants to explore the latest developments, share knowledge, and discuss practical implementations across Europe. Combined, the webinars attracted over 1500 registrants to the platform . The first session, ‘ Data spaces: experience from the European Language Data Space ’, offered participants a deep dive into the European Language Data Space (LDS). With expert speakers
Forum Europe will host the 3rd European Sovereign Cloud Policy and Industry Day in Brussels. As the ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ focuses on digital autonomy, sovereign cloud solutions play a key role in ensuring data sovereignty, fostering innovation, and boosting Europe’s global competitiveness. This event will evaluate Europe’s progress in implementing sovereign cloud, with discussions on policies such as the Data Act and the ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for Cloud Services (ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌCS). Attendees will gain insights into cloud sovereignty and its regulatory landscape. This event is ideal for industry leaders
The European Commission's Destination Earth (DestinE) initiative will host an online event, on 8 May 11.30-13.00 (CET), about what Destination Earth is and what it can offer for local digital twins. This session aims to explore how DestinE’s advanced digital twins—currently focusing on climate change adaptation and extreme weather events—can support local governments in enhancing urban resilience and sustainability. Targeted at city leaders, policymakers, and regional stakeholders, the event will delve into the practical applications of DestinE's digital replicas in urban planning and decision
The Value of ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ Vocabularies for Data Spaces will examine on 6 May 10.00-11.00 (CET), how semantic assets such as controlled vocabularies, code lists, and taxonomies support the creation of interoperable and trustworthy data spaces across Europe. Aimed at data professionals, policymakers, and public sector stakeholders, the session will highlight how ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ Vocabularies facilitate cross-border data sharing, standardisation, and improved data governance. Participants will gain practical insights into the latest developments from the ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ Vocabularies team and discover how to apply these resources
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly advancing, transforming industries across Europe. The European Union's AI Continent Action Plan aims to position Europe as a global leader in AI development. In the energy sector, AI is transforming infrastructure to boost efficiency, resilience, and sustainability. The European Commission is advancing digitalisation and AI development of Europe’s energy systems, with one of the key initiatives being the provision of high-quality, and real-time data. The Common European Energy Data Space (CEEDS) is an initiative from the European Commission that aims to
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In March 2024, the European Commission published the 2025–2027 Horizon Europe strategic plan , outlining the ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ’s priorities for research and innovation in the coming years. This forward-looking plan goes beyond funding – serving as a strategic blueprint for driving research and tackling some of the most pressing challenges faced by European citizens and businesses. The plan channels investment...
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Norway’s national open data portal,   data.norge.no , sets itself apart with an innovative AI-powered search function that allows users to find datasets using natural, everyday language. This approach reflects the portal’s broader commitment to usability, making it easier for all types of users to engage with public data. Building on this user-first design, the portal’s AI tool interprets plain language queries and returns relevant datasets – helping users discover information even without technical terms or predefined keywords. This feature was presented during the   Open Data Days 2025   in
Citizen science is an engagement method that actively involves citizens in various stages of the scientific research process. Citizens may contribute to problem definition, quality assurance, data collection and analysis, and interpretation. This citizen-collaborative approach provides local involvement and the opportunity to expand the knowledge base, making research more accessible and inclusive. Citizens have become significant providers of data. The European Citizen Science platform (ECS) is a central hub that offers an overview of over 300 citizen science projects across the ÐÒÔËÂÖÅÌ. The ESC
Register now for our upcoming webinar, ‘ Open judicial data, AI, and transparency in the digital age ’, on Friday, 16 May 2025, from 10:00 to 11:00 CEST. Join us and our expert speakers from the Council of Europe and the University of Oslo as we explore how digital technologies, including AI and open data, are transforming judicial systems. Discover how these innovations enhance transparency, accessibility, and the management of legal knowledge. The session will highlight the role of open judicial data in fostering a fairer legal system, the impact of AI on legal decision-making, and the
Why do floods hit some regions harder than others? Who has the time to rest—and who doesn’t? From the risks of natural disasters to the hidden inequalities in how people spend their days, data can help us tell powerful stories about the world we live in. But complex datasets alone don’t always make for easy reading. To make these complex datasets more understandable and accessible, we have created a growing series of visual, interactive narratives that brings high-value datasets to life as interactive data stories . These stories combine text, visuals, and interactive elements to create