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Clarifying the grey zone: a proposal
CFG proposes a new EU governance category for wellness neurotechnology devices and sets out what it would take to make it work. The post Clarifying the grey zone: a proposal appeared first on Centre for Future Generations .
Towards an EU Neurotechnology Strategy
This White Paper draws on 2 years of research by the Centre for Future Generations’ Neurotech programme, synthesising our key ideas and policy recommendations across publications. It intends to provide a call to European policy action on neurotechnology. The post Towards an EU Neurotechnology Strategy appeared first on Centre for Future Generations .
What digital sovereignty owes future generations
Europe's digital sovereignty debate keeps future generations out of the picture. Rowan Emslie argues the narratives dominating Brussels are making that worse. The post What digital sovereignty owes future generations appeared first on Centre for Future Generations .
Enforcement spotlight – Spring 2026
We assess where the EU's digital rulebook stands as AI stress-tests its limits — placing the spotlight on four frameworks responding to the same technology in four very different ways. The post Enforcement spotlight – Spring 2026 appeared first on Centre for Future Generations .
From moratorium to mandate: Europe’s next move on geoengineering
Private investment in solar radiation modification is outpacing governance. Giulia Neri argues Europe's political commitment now needs a research agenda and real diplomacy to back it up. The post From moratorium to mandate: Europe’s next move on geoengineering appeared first on Centre for Future Generations .
Why future generations need a seat at the table in the climate interventions discussion
Private investment in solar radiation modification is outpacing governance. Giulia Neri argues Europe's political commitment now needs a research agenda and real diplomacy to back it up. The post Why future generations need a seat at the table in the climate interventions discussion appeared first on Centre for Future Generations .
Submission to the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance
The debate around solar radiation modification tends to weigh risks for people alive today against risks for people alive tomorrow. CFG and the Jesuit European Social Centre argue that framing is too narrow — future generations, ecosystems, and non-human species all have a stake in how these decisions are made. The post Submission to the UN Global Dialogue o
Submission to the Call for Evidence for the EU Biotech Act II
The debate around solar radiation modification tends to weigh risks for people alive today against risks for people alive tomorrow. CFG and the Jesuit European Social Centre argue that framing is too narrow — future generations, ecosystems, and non-human species all have a stake in how these decisions are made. The post Submission to the Call for Evidence fo
What Europeans think about solar radiation modification
A technology that could cool the planet is moving up the scientific and policy agenda, but most Europeans have never heard of it. We looked at what the public actually knows about solar radiation modification, and what they think once they do. The post What Europeans think about solar radiation modification appeared first on Centre for Future Generations .