Digital transformation

Digitalization is seen as one of Europe’s greatest societal challenges, as well as a positive opportunity for societal change. Digitalization is transforming many aspects of our everyday lives, including our privacy, access to information, to democracy, to social inclusiveness or exclusion. It also influences our global economy, business landscape, international law and the regulation of competition in digital markets.  The digital transformation involves and impacts our society, and poses questions for the future, for example, of education, the development of skills and competencies, and life-long learning. 

For many of the societal challenges related to the SDGs, digitalization is seen as an enabler of positive change. However, the social impacts and environmental sustainability of the underlying technologies themselves may actually undermine the gains made. 

This theme can benefit from an interdisciplinary approach, where researchers can cross traditional boundaries to address this societal challenge
 

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GOAL 4: Quality Education
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New features on the Community Platform

We continuously update the community platform to better serve your research needs and support ENGAGE.EU’s goals. In the past year we ran several focus groups, and listened to your ideas that could make the platform more useful. We have just executed a bigger round of updates. We’d like to share these updates with you, so you can make the most of them.

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Exploring brainwaves: a practical workshop on the fundamentals of EEG data collection and visualization.

Ever wondered what’s happening inside your brain? And how this knowledge can help you answer your research questions? EEG data can answer various research questions and is therefore a methodology that could boost interdisciplinary research. In this workshop, provided by the Brain and Behavior Lab at Mindlabs, Tilburg, you can learn how to use EEG for your research.

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