🔉The Water4All Joint Transnational Call has been officially pre-announced, offering an excellent opportunity for Malta-based entities to participate in international collaborative research and innovation projects.
Eligible Malta-based organisations can access funding through the Access to Partnerships (A2P) Scheme, which supports participation in international collaborative research and innovation proposals.
The Water4All Joint Transnational Call has been officially pre-announced, offering an excellent opportunity for Malta-based entities to participate in international collaborative research and innovation projects.
Eligible Malta-based organisations can access funding through the Access to Partnerships (A2P) Scheme, which supports participation in international collaborative research and innovation proposals.
Are you a patient advocate, patient representative, or carer affiliated with a patient organisation in the field of brain-related disorders? EP BrainHealth is seeking committed and experienced individuals to join its Patient Advisory Board (PAB) and help shape the future of brain health research and innovation in Europe.
❓About the Patient Advisory Board
The Patient Advisory Board is an independent advisory body that brings together patient representatives from across the spectrum of brain-related disorders. Its mission is to ensure that the perspectives, needs and experiences of patients and carers are reflected in the activities of EP BrainHealth, including the identification of research priorities and the development of future funding opportunities.
Members of the PAB play a vital role in advising the EP BrainHealth Consortium on matters affecting patients and carers and in promoting meaningful patient involvement in research and innovation.
🎯Who Can Apply?
We invite applications from individuals who:
Have lived experience as a patient or carer in the field of brain-related disorders;
Are affiliated with a recognised patient group, organisation, or association;
Demonstrate independence, integrity, and a commitment to representing patient perspectives;
Are interested in contributing to research and policy discussions at the European level.
🗒️What Does the Role Involve?
PAB members serve as advisors to the EP BrainHealth Consortium and contribute their expertise and experience through:
Providing advice on strategic research and innovation priorities;
Contributing patient and carer perspectives to foresight activities and future research topics;
Recommending approaches to engage patients and other relevant stakeholders;
Supporting the development and updating of strategic research agendas.
Members are expected to participate in meetings and discussions throughout their term, including attendance at the annual General Assembly and other relevant events. Meetings may be held in person or virtually.
Practical Information
💰Membership of the PAB is a voluntary service. However, expenses related to attendance at up to two meetings per year, including travel and accommodation costs, will be covered by EP BrainHealth.
Individuals interested in joining the EP BrainHealth Patient Advisory Board are invited to submit their expression of interest by contacting Kaylen Borg (kaylen.borg.1@gov.mt), while copying eusubmissions.xjenzamalta@gov.mt on the communication.
💥Please note that the final selection and composition of the Patient Advisory Board will depend on the nominations received from all EP BrainHealth partners. As appointments are decided collectively by the partnership, Xjenza Malta cannot be held liable for the final selection outcomes.
The Energy and Water Agency, in collaboration with the Institute for Sustainable Energy at the University of Malta, is pleased to present the 5th edition of the National Energy Conference, which will take place on 29 October 2026. Registration will commence at 08:30 hrs.
As the global energy landscape continues to evolve, Malta is committed to building an electricity system that is resilient, flexible, and sustainable. The transition towards cleaner energy sources, increasing electrification, technological innovation, and the need to strengthen energy security are reshaping the way electricity systems are planned, managed, and operated. For an island state such as Malta, ensuring a reliable and affordable energy supply while meeting climate objectives remains both a priority and a challenge.
With the chosen theme being “Malta’s Energy Transition: Building a Resilient, Flexible and Sustainable Electricity System,” this year’s conference aims to provide a platform for discussion on the future of Malta’s energy system and the broader regional energy transition. It will bring together policymakers, regulators, industry stakeholders, academics, and technical experts to examine the strategic, technological, economic, and regulatory dimensions shaping the next phase of Malta’s energy development.
The Xjenza Malta R&I DAYS 2026, taking place from 29-30 October, will explore the journey from basic research to applied research through projects funded by Xjenza Malta. The event will feature guest speaker Prof. Maria Leptin, President of the European Research Council (ERC). This is a unique opportunity for researchers from both the private and public sectors to showcase their work, connect with peers and explore new partnerships.
🎯 DAY 1 - 'Meet the Researcher' during EXPO 2026 🗓️ 29 October | 10:00 - 12:00 | Esplora Planetarium Hall
🎯 Day 1 – R&I Conference – ‘The value of fundamental research’ and the Award Ceremony 🗓️ 29 October | 13:00 - 18:00 | Esplora Planetarium Hall
🎯 DAY 2 – 30 Years of MSCA – From Mobility to Frontier Research, creating synergies with the European Research Council (ERC)
🗓️ 30 October | 09:00 - 14:30 | Esplora Planetarium Hall
The Energy and Water Agency, in collaboration with the Institute for Sustainable Energy at the University of Malta, is pleased to present the 5th edition of the National Energy Conference, which will take place on 29 October 2026. Registration will commence at 08:30 hrs.
As the global energy landscape continues to evolve, Malta is committed to building an electricity system that is resilient, flexible, and sustainable. The transition towards cleaner energy sources, increasing electrification, technological innovation, and the need to strengthen energy security are reshaping the way electricity systems are planned, managed, and operated. For an island state such as Malta, ensuring a reliable and affordable energy supply while meeting climate objectives remains both a priority and a challenge.
With the chosen theme being “Malta’s Energy Transition: Building a Resilient, Flexible and Sustainable Electricity System,” this year’s conference aims to provide a platform for discussion on the future of Malta’s energy system and the broader regional energy transition. It will bring together policymakers, regulators, industry stakeholders, academics, and technical experts to examine the strategic, technological, economic, and regulatory dimensions shaping the next phase of Malta’s energy development.
Event: Data Science Summer School 2026 Date: 20 July - 31 July 2026 Time: 13:00-17:30 Venue: Bio-Medical 402. (BM-402), Msida Campus, University of Malta
It is with great pleasure to announce the 5th University of Malta Data Science Summer School at the University of Malta.
The Data Science Summer School is aimed at students of all levels, postdoctoral researchers, academics, members of public institutions, ICT practitioners, and professionals who would like a concise and practical introduction to the field of data science.
The event will be held at the Msida campus and will take place over the last two weeks of July (20–31 July 2026), excluding weekends.
This year’s summer school is designed for individuals with little or no experience in computer programming or data science. The sessions will cover the fundamentals of programming methodologies for data science using Python, as well as basic statistical and mathematical techniques, predictive modelling, and a capstone project during which participants will apply the knowledge acquired throughout the programme. The programme provides a solid introduction and foundation in data science, enabling participants to progress to more advanced studies, such as the MSc in Data Science, the MSc in Digital Health, or industry-related certifications.
The Heritage Management Organization (HERITΛGE), as part of the European Partnership for Resilient Cultural Heritage (RCH), is organising the inaugural RCH Seasonal School: “Heritage Adaptation to Climate Change”, which will take place from 5–15 October 2026 in Athens, Greece.
The RCH consortium has invited each participating country to nominate one candidate for a subsidised in-person place. The selected participant will receive financial support of up to €800 towards travel, accommodation and subsistence costs.
This intensive ten-day training programme is designed for policymakers, conservation and materials scientists, heritage managers, and cultural heritage professionals working at the intersection of cultural heritage and climate change, who can drive tangible adaptation of heritage to a changing climate. The curriculum combines lectures, practical sessions and fieldwork covering key topics such as climate impacts on cultural heritage, risk assessment, adaptation strategies, and heritage-based approaches to resilience.
📅Dates: 5–15 October 2026
📍Location: Athens, Greece (in-person sessions) + online participation available ⏰Deadline for expressions of interest (Malta nominations): 30 June 2026, 12:00 CET
👉Xjenza Malta encourages Malta-based researchers, professionals and stakeholders working in cultural heritage, climate change, environmental sciences, conservation and related fields to take advantage of this opportunity.
🔉To be considered for nomination, please send an email to eusubmissions.xjenzamalta@gov.mt with the subject "Expression of interest - RCH Seasonal School" by 30 June 2026 at 12:00 (CET), briefly outlining your current role and why you would benefit from participating.
🔢If multiple expressions of interest are received, Xjenza Malta will nominate one candidate based on the selection criteria established by the RCH consortium.
📧If you have any queries or questions about the program, please send an email to Ms. Gaia Gurrieri on gaia.gurrieri@mcst-services.com
A significant milestone for Xjenza Malta today as we signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Italy's Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale (OGS). The agreement aims to strengthen collaboration in research, innovation, and scientific capacity building across the Mediterranean region.
The MoU was signed by Xjenza Malta CEO, Mr Silvio Scerri and OGS President, Prof. Nicola Casagli, marking the beginning of an enhanced partnership that will foster scientific excellence and knowledge exchange between our institutions.
Presiding over the signing were the Hon. Clifton Grima, Minister for Justice, Research and Innovation and H.E. Valentina Setta, Ambassador of Italy to Malta.
Following the signing ceremony, AMARE-MED 2026 Summer School was launched, an Advanced School on Multispecies Modelling Approaches for Ecosystem-Based Marine Resource Management in the Mediterranean Sea, which is being hosted for the first time ever, in Malta for its 2026 edition.