News from the Cities
Science Comes to Town is a new flagship Horizon Europe initiative connecting science, innovation, and citizens across Europe.
Three science cities—Kiel, Brest, and Split—are joining forces to deliver the first year-long, coordinated programme dedicated to bringing research and innovation directly into the everyday life of cities and communities.
With over 1,000 activities and more than 70 partners across the three cities and their regions, Science Comes to Town connects scientific institutions, innovation ecosystems, and citizens throughout Europe.
This page features a series of "ambassadors" portraits and science-driven initiatives from the three participating cities.
News from the community
- Photonics21: New photonics roadmap warns Europe cannot take its technological lead for granted
- Utrecht University: Dutch–Japanese funding boost for unconventional computing research
- South Africa and India advance science partnership during high-level working visit
- Vinnova: New report shows how regulatory sandboxes can accelerate technology development
- FAO and Politecnico di Milano partner for digital agriculture
These updates are republished press releases and communications from members of the Science|Business Network
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