How can artificial intelligence transform the way we learn, work and develop more sustainable regions? Two Transform4Europe (T4EU) Visiting Professors will explore these questions through academic and research activities across different fields of knowledge.
What does it mean to “reframe” a monument — and why does it matter today? Listen to the opinions of artist, curator and Dean of Fine Arts at the Estonian Academy or Arts, Kirke Kangro, and historian and curator, and Vice Rector for Research at the same university, Linda Kaljundi on the latest episode of the Transform4Europe podcast.
PhD students and early-stage researchers gathered in Katowice from 19 to 23 October 2026.
The University of Silesia in Katowice hosted students from Transform4Europe universities for the Transform4Europe Regional Heritage Workshop, a two-day photography workshop led by a professional photographer on October 19–20 in Katowice.
Build a strong digital presence, master personal positioning, and learn how to turn complex academic research into engaging social media content for diverse audiences.
Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) in Lithuania, will host the upcoming international conference Transform4Europe INNO-METHODS 2027: “Mind, Brain, and Learning: Neuroscience for Higher Education” on 17–19 March 2027.
Filter Filter From Research to Community: Reaching the People Your Research Matters To
The Sustainable Innovation, AI and Entrepreneurship programme, promoted by BIKE HEI, offers an opportunity to explore these topics through four practical modules designed to develop the skills needed to shape sustainable futures.
Mnemosyne Summary: 3rd T4EU Heritage Week in Trieste
The event took place at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa in Braga from 12 to 16 October
