Latest News from RAND Europe

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  How Resilient Is China’s Economy?

  Have decades of economic planning rendered China’s economy more resilient to external shocks? RAND Europe aims to address this critical question by convening leading experts who will delve into the strengths and weaknesses of China’s approach to economic development.

  21 May 2025

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  AI in healthcare, what’s the problem?: A clinical and industry perspective

  Join RAND Europe for an insightful discussion and networking drinks reception as leading experts, Professor Fiona Gilbert and Dr. Christopher Kelly explore AI’s role in healthcare – its promises, pitfalls, and future.

  15 May 2025

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  Dialogue on AIxBio Governance

  On 11 February 2025, NTI and RAND Europe will bring together biosecurity experts, representatives from AI labs, and representatives from AI Safety Institutes (AISIs) to examine the governance, risks, and opportunities at the intersection of AI and biotechnology.

  11 Feb 2025

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  Pathways to a Durable Israeli- Palestinian Peace

  On 29 and 30 January, RAND Europe in partnership with Chatham house in London and the GMF in Brussels, hosted two roundtable discussions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and resolutions for a select audience of policymakers, experts, journalists and members of the diplomatic community.

  29 Jan 2025

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  Annual review underscores need for evidence-informed policy

  Spotlight 2024–2025 shines a light on the activity happening in each of RAND Europe's four research groups, along with the talented people within them, and other current topics of interest.

  28 Jan 2025

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  Global approaches to AI governance

  This RAND Europe event explored how different regions, including Europe and the U.S., are addressing AI governance and regulation, and how these differing approaches are likely to affect society, industry, and innovation around the world.

  26 Nov 2024

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  Addressing imploding health care systems: is primary care reform really the answer?

  On 12 November 2024, Professor Claire Jackson lead the annual CCHSR Lecture identifying global opportunities for whole-system health care reform involving primary care.

  12 Nov 2024

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  Quantum Leap: Skills and Supply Chains for Tomorrow’s Technology

  On October 10, 2024, RAND Europe and the Novo Nordisk Foundation hosted a roundtable discussion in Copenhagen, bringing together leaders and innovators to examine key developments in the quantum technology ecosystem.

  10 Oct 2024

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  Strengthening Societal Resilience: RAND Europe's Office Launch in the Netherlands

  The launch of RAND Europe's Netherlands office on Thursday, 3 October included a presentation of a thought-provoking publication on the critical theme of societal resilience in the face of military aggression at Europe's borders.

  03 Oct 2024

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  Nederland kwetsbaar in crisistijd

  De maatschappelijke weerbaarheid, nationale veiligheid en economie van Nederland zijn kwetsbaar voor zowel interne als externe dreigingen.

  26 Sep 2024

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  What the U.S. Can Learn from China's Industrial Playbook

  Despite the unique nature of its political economy and the challenges it faces, China offers valuable lessons that could benefit the United States as Washington attempts to increase domestic manufacturing.

  17 Apr 2025

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  Mysterious Objects from Other Stars Are Passing Through Our Solar System. Scientists Are Planning Missions to Study Them Up Close

  In late 2017, a mysterious object tore through our solar system at breakneck speed. Astronomers scrambled to observe the fast moving body using the world's most powerful telescopes. But what if we could do more than just watch them fly by?

  15 Apr 2025

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  A Defining Year for Space: Why the U.S. and Europe Must Unite or Fall Behind

  Space exploration is entering an exciting, but precarious, new phase. By embracing collaboration, security, sustainability, and investment, the United States, Europe, and their allies can not only navigate the challenges ahead but also shape the future of space itself.

  14 Apr 2025

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  AI and the Future of the U.S. Electric Grid

  AI data centers suck up energy like small cities. But AI could be a big part of the solution, too. There are risks here and grid operators need to move with caution. But AI could usher in an energy future that is more resilient, more efficient, and more affordable for customers.

  04 Apr 2025

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  For Geopolitics, What AI Can't Do Will Be as Important as What It Can

  The rapid emergence of AI into the popular narrative has led to the commonly held belief that AI's technical capabilities, and therefore its transformational potential, are somewhere between vast and unlimited. But AI has limits. Understanding where those limits lie is crucial to understanding how it might shape global affairs in the near future.

  03 Apr 2025