Five MAEs were elected Fellows of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering (ATSE).

Academia Europaea is saddened to announce the death of Sir John Gurdon.

Academia Europaea mourns the loss of Professor Jan Willem Klop (1945-2025).

Read an interview with Professor Caroline Bassett MAE where she reflects on the promises and perils of digital technologies.

Members of Academia Europaea are now invited by the Trustees to vote on a number of motions that will be put to the Annual Business Meeting at the annual conference in Barcelona.
End of ballot: 26 September 2025.

Péter Hegyi receives the Robert F. Pitts Lecture Award, one of the world’s most prestigious physiology awards.

2025 Kyoto Prize in Life Sciences and Medicine awarded to the developmental biologist Azim Surani MAE.

Professor Beatrice van der Heijden receives the Academy of Management Hughes Lifetime Careers Scholar Award 2025.

Professor Erol Gelenbe, Chair of the Informatics section, was elected Foreign Fellow of the Indian National Science Academy.

Read the latest publication by Grzegorz W. Kołodko MAE where he offers a broad analysis of how Donald Trump’s return to the White House could reshape the world order.

Read an interview with Lise Øvreås, incoming President of EASAC, where she highlights the vast diversity of microbes, their unseen influence on global systems, and the potential of microbial science in tackling environmental challenges.

Invitation to nominate experts to participate in an online workshop on the topic of ''The role and use of artificial intelligence for crisis management'', on the 6th of October 2025 from 10:00 to 13:00 CET.
Deadline: 15th August 2025.

Prof. Dr. Paola Caselli, member of the Earth and Cosmic Sciences section, was awarded the prestigious Karl Schwarzschild Medal 2025 by the German Astronomical Society (AG).

The Adam Kondorosi Academia Europaea Award for Early Career Research 2025 will be awarded to Dr. Myriam CHARPENTIER from the John Innes Centre, United Kingdom.

Academia Europaea announces the recipients of its prestigious prizes for 2025, recognising outstanding scholarly excellence and impact across disciplines.

Hinduism in the World - Migrations and Global Presence
Read the latest publication by Prof. Knut A. Jacobsen where he explores Hindu religion from a global perspective.

Mathematical Model of Consciousness and its Surprising Consequences: New Perspective on Darwinism.
Read the latest publication by Prof. Vitali Milman MAE.

Professor Saiful Islam, member of the Chemichal Sciences section, was awarded the 2025 Royal Society of Chemistry’s Environment, Sustainability and Energy Prize.

Fraud alert: Phishing emails impersonating the Academy President, Professor Donald Dingwell.

25 Members of Academia Europaea have been awarded prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grants in the latest round of funding.

Read the latest publication by Professor Ray Hudson:
The Political Economy of Uneven and Combined Development - The Case of North East England.

Professor Genoveva Martí announced as new Chair of the Humanities and Arts Class.

Professor Zoran T. Popovski MAE was elected as Vice-President of COST and Chair of its Executive board.

Professor Donald B. Dingwell MAE is elected the eighth President of Academia Europaea.

2025 FWF Wittgenstein Award, Austria's most highly endowed research prizes, is awarded to biochemist Elly Tanaka MAE.

"Flesh Made New: The Unnatural History and Broken Promise of Stem Cells", a publication by Professor John Rasko MAE and Carl Power, has recently been translated into Hungarian.

Professor Lise Øvreås elected as the new president of EASAC from 2026.

All members of Academia Europaea are invited to cast their vote in the Presidential Election 2025.
The voting is open from June 17 until June 30, 2025.

Academia Europaea issues a statement supporting the re-organisation of the Hungarian Research Network of research institutes “HUN-REN”.

Professor Sophia Xenophontos received the prestigious Zeta Aimilianidou Award.