On 28 October 2025, CESAER President Orla Feely took part in a high-level dialogue at the European flagship conference on research security, offering perspectives on how Europe can further build an open and secure research ecosystem.

Getting partnerships and governance right will enhance universities’ contribution to society, writes Per Michael Johansen in an opinion article published on 6 November in Research Europe.

Mattias Björnmalm, Secretary General of CESAER, contributes to opening panel at EOSC Symposium 2025 on safeguarding Europe’s excellence in research, education, and innovation.

New CESAER report explores how AI is transforming technology transfer and calls for responsible, collaborative adoption across Europe.

In an input note published today, CESAER shares best practices for strengthening research security at university level and calls on the European Union and national governments to empower universities in implementing proportionate safeguards to enhance research security.

We are pleased to announce that Orla Feely (President of University College Dublin) has been re-elected as President of CESAER. The General Assembly also elected eight Directors to the Board of the association.

In a position published today, CESAER – the strong and united voice of universities of science and technology in Europe – calls on the EU to make affordable housing a key pillar of Europe’s talent strategy.

Programmes need distinct remits and governance to collaborate successfully, write Mattias Björnmalm and Wendy Sonneveld in an opinion article published on 6 October in Research Professional News.

On 18 and 19 September 2025, CESAER Co-Chair Tanya Bondarouk gave invited contributions on how Europe can rethink talent development at the Danish Presidency’s MSCA conference.

In a new viewpoint, CESAER President Orla Feely reflects on the unprecedented disruptions shaping higher education and research worldwide.