The Academy is an active member of Euro-CASE.
Euro-CASE represents the academies of engineering sciences and was founded in 1992 in Paris. It is an independent, non-profit organization bringing together the national academies of engineering sciences and technologies from 22 European countries. Through its member academies, Euro-CASE has access to cutting-edge European expertise from over 6,000 experts and engages alongside European institutions, national governments, private companies and organizations and all willing entities to enrich the debate on the benefits of technological progress, in a balanced and equitable manner. Euro-CASE also provides impartial, independent and balanced advice on technology issues with a clear European dimension and, together with other Academy netw...
The Academy is an active member of Euro-CASE.
Euro-CASE represents the academies of engineering sciences and was founded in 1992 in Paris. It is an independent, non-profit organization bringing together the national academies of engineering sciences and technologies from 22 European countries. Through its member academies, Euro-CASE has access to cutting-edge European expertise from over 6,000 experts and engages alongside European institutions, national governments, private companies and organizations and all willing entities to enrich the debate on the benefits of technological progress, in a balanced and equitable manner. Euro-CASE also provides impartial, independent and balanced advice on technology issues with a clear European dimension and, together with other Academy networks, Euro-CASE provides evidence-based advice to policy makers and society . The aim of Euro-CASE is to promote European excellence in technology and engineering, science and practice, for the benefit of European society.
As part of the European Scientific Advisory Mechanism, the SAPEA project, in which Euro-CASE represents technology academies in Europe, receives funding from the European Union’s research and innovation programme. This funding allows it to contribute to advising the Commission on technological subjects in complete independence and in addition to the internal scientific services of the Joint Research Center and existing specialist committees.
