On the Agenda – Week 39, 2014

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3 oktober 2014 | How did Carlos Moedas and Tibor Navracsics do during the EP-hearings? How did Hong Kong students take the lead in the pro-democracy campaign? Where can we find world's first 'clean coal' power plant? Read all about it and more in this week's 'On the Agenda'.

Take 1 – Europe

Article by Science|Business on EP Hearing of RI&S Commissioner Designate Carlos Moedas http://t.co/m1YGHzMjlz @scibus @Moedas #Horizon2020

— EARTO (@EARTOBrussels) October 2, 2014

Horizon Report urges #schools to tackle ‘wicked’ #digital #skills challenge http://t.co/NeAFaTBUsk @VassiliouEU pic.twitter.com/xnPhWHU55U

— Dennis Abbott (@DennisAbbott) October 2, 2014

Opening statement at the #EPhearings2014 by Commissioner-designate @TiborNavracsics http://t.co/8EiFG5uiFS #TeamJunckerEU @EC_Budapest

— EC AV Services (@EC_AVService) October 1, 2014

Take 2–Education

How students seized the lead in Hong Kong’s pro-democracy campaign: http://t.co/HlLvOqUYoG pic.twitter.com/f7r6fL5zfr

— Chronicle (@chronicle) October 2, 2014

Another edX announcement: We’re launching Professional Ed! @WSJ has the story: http://t.co/IyXlFBQXBX #profed #edtech #education

— edX (@edXOnline) October 1, 2014

Delivering feedback for better teaching | OECD educationtoday http://t.co/a1VD4kJqlv #WTD2014 #Teachersday pic.twitter.com/7ubLLP7RlT

— OECD Education (@OECD_Edu) October 3, 2014

Take 3 – Research

World’s first ‘clean coal’ commercial power plant opens in Canada http://t.co/zca7G0XBTN

— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) October 3, 2014

Congratulations to Professor Kari Alitalo, winner of the 2014 Heineken Prize for Medicine! http://t.co/zzSQuzFKgr pic.twitter.com/DitsGufy1P

— Helsinki University (@helsinkiuni) October 3, 2014

Migration and asylum: The movement of people in the Mediterranean Region – Future scenarios and the EU respons… http://t.co/nqIudPwXMj

— EADI (@EADI) October 2, 2014

…and this week on ScienceGuideEU

Clouds on the south Pole of Titan are “extremely toxic”. The latest surpise from Saturns fascinating moon http://t.co/RkoRsDNepx

— ScienceGuideEU (@ScienceGuideEU) October 2, 2014