Disaster resilience research keeps producing breakthroughs — in hazard monitoring, in forecasting, in hydrology. The harder problem, and the one that matters most in practice, is turning that research into tools that governments and emergency responders can actually...

Research only delivers its full value when it reaches the people who shape policy. On 10–11 June 2026, at the Renaissance Hotel in Brussels, ARTEMis put that principle into practice at the Projects to Policy Seminar 2026, bringing its mission for EU disaster...

Milan, May 2026 When a crisis crosses a border, the systems that warn, coordinate and respond to it should cross that border too. That conviction was at the heart of the PSCE Spring Conference 2026 in Milan (19–20 May 2026) and it is a conviction ARTEMis shares at its...

The ARTEMis project was present at the EENA 2026 Conference, that took place in Riga, Latvia, on 15-17 April. During the second day, the session on empowering citizens before the alert brought together different yet complementary perspectives on disaster preparedness....

The ARTEMis project (AleRT and impact-forecast standards for Emergency Management) has officially begun its journey. Funded by the Horizon Europe programme, ARTEMis brings together 16 partners from across Europe with a shared ambition: to strengthen disaster...

The ARTEMis project officially commenced with its Kick-off Meeting, held on 18–20 December 2025 at the premises of the Civil Protection Directorate of the Region of Attica, the project’s Coordinator.The three-day meeting brought together all consortium partners to...