Events

Why standardisation matters for R&I projects Standardisation is a key mechanism for building a resilient European Single Market, enabling companies to demonstrate compliance with EU regulations, creating a level playing field for businesses, and increasing consumer confidence. For Research & Innovation projects, engaging with standardisation is one of the most effective — yet most underused — routes to lasting impact. Transferring R&I results to standards-setting organisations extends exploitation far beyond the project lifetime: it ensures the uptake and wider use of new technologies

The webinar on Data Spaces, co-hosted by HSbooster and Open & Agile Smart Cities (OASC) took place on Thursday, 8 May 2025 from 13:00 to 15:00 (CEST).

HSbooster is joining StandICT.eu's fourth edition of Women in ICT Standardisation Webinar, taking place on 21 March 2025 from 10:30 to 12:15 (CET).

Join us on 26th February 2025 for 11:00-12:00 CET for the Standardisation for the Cyber Resilience Act Webinar co-organised by HSbooster.eu, Cyberstand.eu, & Stan4CR.

This will entail that the newest circular economy initiatives in Europe must demand that nearly all products sold in the EU comply with a wide range of sustainability requirements that ensure transparency about all stages of a product’s life cycle.

AI ethics addresses the moral and societal implications of AI technologies. This workshop covers existing and emerging standards in AI ethics and presents examples of project frameworks and results.

This is the first session in a three-part series on AI standardisation, offering valuable insights into its practical applications and benefits, including how it can drive innovation, efficiency, and harmonisation across various industries.

On Thursday 6th June 2024 (15:30 – 17:30 CEST) the CSA European Commission funded project StandICT.eu 2026, in collaboration with the HSBooster.eu project,

Impact Assessment and Facilitation Action (IAFA) #4. A Series of 3 events on pre-Standardisation: Event #4-2 Interim Steps: 6G Standardisation Requirements.  Date: 9 April 11am 2024 CET

This first event focuses on the initial phase of 6G technology, highlighting the latest research and the future goals for 6G, while considering lessons learned from 5G deployments and service evolution.