EuPRAXIA-DN Fellows joined forces with third and fourth-year LIV.INNO students for four days of training designed to equip them with essential career skills. The program followed a successful format previously delivered as part of the LIV.DAT CDT and other European-funded doctoral networks. Group photograph of the students taking part in the training. Following an introduction by EuPRAXIA-DN coordinator and LIV.INNO director Carsten Welsch, students spent the first day learni

EuPRAXIA-DN Fellows came together at the Cockcroft Institute from 29 June to 3 July 2026 for a week of hands-on challenge-based training delivered by the University of Liverpool QUASAR Group and supported by D-Beam Ltd. The 12 Fellows were split into three teams and challenged to apply their scientific, technical and communication skills across a series of practical activities. The programme was designed to complement the Fellows' research training by giving them experience

EuPRAXIA has placed itself at the forefront of efforts to make major scientific facilities, advanced technologies and research careers more sustainable. Prof Carsten P. Welsch welcoming the participants at the Innovations for a Sustainable Tomorrow Symposium. The Innovations for a Sustainable Tomorrow symposium, held at The Spine on 10 July 2026, brought together leading scientists, policy experts, technology companies and early-career researchers to consider how sustainabil

Professor Carsten P. Welsch, EuPRAXIA-DN coordinator and EuPRAXIA-PP WP2 leader, joined senior European research leaders in Brussels last week for a high-level discussion on the future of doctoral education and the added value of Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Networks. The event, More Than a PhD: The Added Value of MSCA Doctorates, was hosted by the European Research Executive Agency on 24 - 25 June and brought together policy makers, university leaders, doctoral ed

EuPRAXIA has recently been presented at the International Particle Accelerator Conference (IPAC’26) in Deauville, France. The 2026 edition was hosted by the GANIL laboratory in collaboration with CEA, CNRS, Synchrotron SOLEIL, and ESRF. The event attracted over 1,500 delegates from 41 countries and included a large industry showcase with over 100 exhibitors. The comprehensive scientific programme highlighted global advances in accelerator research and development, offered in

The Innovations for a sustainable tomorrow symposium will be held in Liverpool on Friday 10th July 2026, bringing together the LIV.INNO Centre for Doctoral Training and the EuPRAXIA community with UK and international industry partners to explore how innovation and sustainability are reshaping fundamental research, medicine, electronics, the environment, and energy. Scientists from across Europe will present highlights and advances in advanced technologies such as plasma acc