The survey is part of the UNI-SET project on “Mobilising the research, innovation and educational capacities of Europe’s universities in the SET-Plan”. The second phase of the survey was launched last week and will be open until 30 November 2015. So far, 100 universities have provided important information that will contribute to creating a European map and a solid database on energy-related university activities and their future plans. As ‘energy’ is a truly multidisciplinary area, the survey calls for energy-related programmes covering the whole spectrum of knowledge – from the typical science, engineering and technology fields, to economics, social sciences and humanities. More...