A timely contribution to the international conversation on responsible AI Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how we work, learn, communicate and conduct research. For researchers, AI presents enormous opportunities , but it also raises important questions about rights, responsibility, research…
A new model international instrument on artificial intelligence has been published for global consideration in 2026.
ICoRSA member organization CAPS-ACPP (Canadian Association of Postdoctoral Scholars) has released the results of its 2024 National Postdoctoral Survey. This survey is the fifth in a series of national surveys since 2009, a longitudinal dataset on the postdoc experience in…
Dr Rosarii Griffin, secretary and director of the International Consortium of Research Staff Associations (ICORSA), features in the latest Times Higher Education newspaper in an article examining Ireland’s controversial research prioritisation agenda and its impact on the country’s scientific community.…
Eurodoc, ICoRSA, Young Academy Europe and MCAA welcome the EU Visa Strategy as a key instrument for the implementation of the European Research Area (ERA) Act, while calling for greater alignment with Council Recommendation of 18 December 2023 applied in practice. The statement highlights that clear, transparent, and…
ICoRSA’s Chair, Dr Mikey Creane has been featured in a Science|Business article contributing the debate on Europe’s struggles with AI.
The European project Sustainable Careers for Research Empowerment (SECURE2) held its General Assembly on 18–19 May 2026 in Szczecin, Poland, hosted by the West Pomeranian University of Technology (ZUT). The event featured a dedicated session for researchers on the SECURE…
Written by Carolina Varela & X. Alvin Yang “Much of my physical and mental energy is consumed by bureaucracy and the daily frictions and glitches of life in Germany, forces beyond my control, that should instead be devoted to research, writing, and…
