Across the globe the concept of a blue economy is gaining increasing attention as it becomes more apparent that the health of seas and oceans is extensively linked to economic growth and productivity. In a generic economic sense, the term blue economy may refer to any economic activity related to the exploitation and preservation of… Continue reading What is the Blue Economy? And why is it vital to Malta and Europe?

As the human species continues to advance, industrialise, and develop new technologies, the environment continues to bear the cost. The effect of mankind’s impact on the planet, through climate change and environmental degradation, is already being felt by many and the worsening situation poses an existential threat to people from all walks of life. From… Continue reading Why green computing is vital to the European Green Deal

The emergence and development of new cloud computing technologies, services and solutions is enabling more and more businesses to overcome many long-standing market limitations, drastically transforming the way software is created and consumed, and providing businesses with countless new opportunities to cut costs, scale up, and internationalise. Cloud computing technology itself is not new, yet… Continue reading Cloud computing and its future in Europe

Over recent decades many developments have been made in ensuring that leading female figures in the fields of research and innovation (R&I) get the recognition they deserve. These efforts are in part aimed at encouraging younger generations of women to pursue careers in science and technology, to help address the broader gender disparities in scientific… Continue reading Women in Research and Innovation – and the Impact of COVID-19

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What do people want Europe to be? A major YouGov study (https://cadmus.eui.eu/handle/1814/67584)  conducted in April for the European University Institute’s European Governance and Politics Programme, provides key insights into the relationship between people and the EU. The 14 participating countries in this survey were: Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland, Romania,… Continue reading What do people want Europe to be?

Request for Web Developer Services in connection with ITAMA, project C1-1.1-18 under Interreg Italy-Malta 2014-2020 Programme. ITAMA is an interdisciplinary project financed by the INTERREG V-A Italia-Malta programme.  The project is under the lead of the Department of Physics and Chemistry of the University of Palermo.  Other partners of this project are the University of Messina,… Continue reading Request for Web Developer Services in connection with ITAMA, project C1-1.1-18 under Interreg Italy-Malta 2014-2020 Programme.

3 reasons to introduce robotics in school  When we think about robots, some of us might envision a futuristic state full of beeping lights and flying machines. While the movie representation of robots living within our society is still far from reach, there has been an increase in the use of robotic technology within various… Continue reading Robotics within education

Day 1 Day 1: What to do when you’re in quarantine? Here’s a short video of how to build simple games for your children or students online. #trainingmalta #teaching #parenting #covid19 Day 2 Day 2: Building a Formula 1 crossword for the man in your life! Have a look here: https://www.loom.com/share/94991e98076042f09c178346c5d3d93b and the link to play the actual crossword is this: https://www.educaplay.com/…/5219207-formula_1_crossword.html #edtech #covid19 #formula1 #quarantine… Continue reading Online Video Courses

When people started dreaming up autonomous vehicles, this seemed to be a reality far from reach. Fast forward to less than a decade later, and the company Waymo was born out of Google’s self-driving car project, positioning AI as their vehicle’s core driver. Sparking the interest of tech giants globally, billions started being poured into… Continue reading Launching! Sea trails to begin in March for a new AI Captain.

With the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) epidemic causing widespread panic, many areas of one’s daily life such as education and work are being adversely affected. Precautionary measures taken by governments have forced schools, universities and offices to lockdown. Thereby, higher educational institutions are capitalising on the growing trend to seek education and training online by offering their… Continue reading The Impact of Covid-19 on the Educational Sector and the Rising Popularity of eLearning Platforms.