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SAPEA Events with Academies

SAPEA Events with Academies

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Across Europe, academies share expertise, good practice, and curiosity. SAPEA provides a unique platform for different types of academies across Europe, including academies of medical sciences, science and engineering, and young academies, to engage with topics of shared interest. Through our academic networks, we identify areas where dialogue and collaboration are most valuable. Fellows and academy staff from across Europe meet, connect, and learn from one another. Our strength lies in diversity: Different disciplines, different countries and perspectives, one shared conversation. Together, the academies create a vibrant European community of knowledge.

14 October 2026
Science Advice for Policy during Turbulent Times
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
A SAPEA–Academia Europaea panel bringing together leading academics to discuss how science advice can serve policymaking in turbulent times.
29 May 2026
Diversity in science advice for strengthened trust, public confidence and legitimacy
Polish Academy of Sciences
This SAPEA workshop is organised jointly by YASAS and ALLEA as part of a broader series of events designed to share knowledge and good practices among Europe’s academies.
4 November 2025
Upholding Integrity in Scientific Advice: Key Principles and Challenges
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
As part of the 200th anniversary celebrations of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, ALLEA will organise a SAPEA workshop, which is part of a broader series of events designed to share knowledge and good practices between Europe’s academies.

Workshops

SAPEA organised a series of six workshops between September 2023 and October 2024, summarised in the report below. Throughout the series, academies shared their experiences, challenges and good practices on a range of topics related to their role in providing science advice and engaging with a range of stakeholders.


Our Networks

SAPEA is a consortium of academy networks, funded by Horizon Europe, representing around 120 academies from different countries.

What are academies?

Academies exist in almost all European countries and beyond. They vary widely in size, resources, and in the roles they play within national science landscapes.