Professor Lyesse Laloui, a member of the Earth and Cosmic Science section has been named the 2026 Kimberly-Clark Distinguished Lecturer by the International Society for Porous Media (InterPore).

Read the latest publication by Prof. Isaac Kalimi, member of the Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies section of Academia Europaea.

Prof. Christopher D. Clark is awarded the 2025 Ralph Alger Bagnold Medal by the European Geosciences Union for fundamentally advancing the understanding of glacial landscapes, landforms, and geomorphological processes.

Explore the latest publication edited by Prof. Cornelia Ilie, newly elected member of the Linguistic Studies section of Academia Europaea, spotlighting case studies of manipulation practices at the onset of the Covid-19 crisis in different countries and socio-political circumstances.

Academia Europaea is pleased to announce the launch of a new Regional Knowledge Hub in Bucharest, hosted by the Romanian Academy.

Call for nominations for the sixth edition of the Barcelona Hypatia European Science Prize.
Deadline: 29th June, 2025.

Read an interview with Chrysostomos Mantzavinos where he explores the idea of science as a self-governing enterprise and reflects on the institutional culture that underpins its success.

Read an interview with Prof. Alla Yemets MAE where she discusses the role of biotechnology in Ukraine’s recovery, the resilience of its scientific community, and the urgent need to support research during conflict.

Academia Europaea took part in INGSA-Europe inaugural conference: Science advice across boundaries.

Read an interview with Professor Heikkilä where he explores the CODICUM project’s innovative use of DNA analysis and AI to trace the medieval book fragments that shaped Europe’s cultural and intellectual history.

Election and registration of new members elected in 2025.

Read the interview with Svante Pääbo, the 2022 Nobel Prize Laureate, where he reflects on his pioneering work in paleogenetics, the impact of ancient DNA on modern science, and his vision for the future of human evolutionary research.

Read the annual reports by the six Academia Europaea Knowledge Hubs in Barcelona, Bergen, Budapest, Cardiff, Tbilisi and Wrocław.