Welcome to the Internet & Communication Policy Center
The Internet and Communication Policy Center is an interdisciplinary research center of the Department of Political, Social and Communciation Sciences of the University of Salerno.
ICPC activities focus on the policy dimensions of Internet and Communication, addressing some of the most relevant and strategic transformative processes and issues of our time by different perspectives and research lines. Its goal is to collect and exchange theoretical approaches, methodologies, analyses and data concerning public policies and private practices impacting on Internet and on media governance ecosystem. ICPC is an interdisciplinary research center, gathering scholars from a wide range of academic disciplines: political science, social science, economics, law, linguistics, information sciences, communication and media studies.
This Call for Proposals follows the EP Pilot Project " Developing a strategic research, innovation and implementation agenda and a roadmap for achieving full digital language equality in Europe by 2030". It seeks proposals by a consortium composed of at least three legal entities from at least two EU Member States or EEA countries.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the deadline to apply for grant funding from the 2020-1 CEF Telecom call for eDelivery (€0.9 million), eID & eSignature (€3 million), eTranslation (€4 million) and the European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (€3 million) has been extended to 25 June 2020 to give more time for applicants to prepare their proposals.
Since the Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition launched their call for pledges at the beginning of April, they have received a remarkable response with over 70 new pledges being submitted in a short period.
Researchers in the Graphene Flagship are working on to develop the next generation of supercapacitors by creating a new formulation of water-based graphene ink.
The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has launched a call for tender for the procurement of a petascale supercomputer capable of executing more than 4 Petaflops, 4 million billion calculations per second and located in Sofia, Bulgaria.
