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Sustainable production: physicists’ report on EU green electricity
Posted By Administration, Friday 11 September 2015

The European Physical Society has released a report on European Union (EU) plans for sustainable production of green electricity in the context of today’s global energy and climate challenges (http://www.eps.org/blogpost/751263/221170/EPS-Energy-Group-Position-paper). 

To view the complete article about the EPS position paper, please visit the website of Nature: http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v525/n7568/full/525187b.html

Tags:  Energy  EPS Energy Group  position paper 

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EPS position papers
Posted By Administration, Tuesday 22 October 2013
Updated: Tuesday 22 October 2013

The European Physical Society has published a series of position papers giving an expert view on important themes such as education, energy or the place given to research in European countries.

Feel free to download the position papers on:

Education

The implementation of the Bologna Process
Physics studies (bachelor - doctoral - master)
Physics education

Science and research

Physics and society

Environment and energy

European cooperation

Tags:  Bologna Process  education  EPS policy  position paper  programmes  research 

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