News
Here we find TECHNEQUALITY news items and (planned) events.
Technequality Webinar 3: 10 February 2021, 12.00 - 13.00h CET
Title: Which Regime Works best in Social Welfare? Comparison of Outcomes of Dutch RCT Experiments and Lessons Learned for Social Policy.
By Prof. Dr. Ruud Muffe...
Technequality Webinar 2: 3 February 2021, 12.00 - 13.00h CET
Title: Technological Change, Skills and Labour Market Outcomes
By Prof. Dr. Tomas Korpi (Stockholm University)
Abstract:
Technological ch...
Technequality Webinar 1: 20 January 2021, 12.00 - 13.00h CET
Title: Scenarios on how Technological Innovations will affect Work
By Prof. Dr. Didier Fouarge (Maastricht University).
Abstract:
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Newsletter 4 - January 2021
In this 4th Newsletter we introduce our Technequality webtool, look back at Technequality in the media in 2020 and look for...
HEInnovate Webinar ''Social and sustainable entrepreneurship and innovation" on 5 November 2020
The second HEInnovate webinar (with - amongst others - Technequality consortium members Raymond Montizaan and Cornelia Suta as speakers) puts select themes of th...
Dutch livecast 'From EGO to ECO' on 3 November 2020
with Technequality Project Coordinator Mark Levels as one of the speakers. Subjects are amongst others:
- How will we work and learn in the future?
Policy Advisory Board and Consortium Meeting 7 and 8 October 2020
During the Policy Advisory Board (PAB) we discussed with Policy Advisors about the first Technequality Policy Brief. We had interesting discussions, which will be cont...
Newsletter 3 - 31 August 2020
How many job losses will there be in Europe by 2030? And what are two major challenges to education systems in times of technological changes? Important question...
Can Europe keep up with its digital legacy and be a global rule-maker?
These and other very relevant questions will be discussed at the 2020 AI Summit on September 30 and October 1. During the summit Technequality Project Coordi...
Interview with Professor Mark Levels about underestimation of AI.
We all know that in the (near) future jobs will disappear as a result of new technologies like AI and robotics. But how should we cope with this?
Listen to the ...