Digital Compass of PulseZ 02 // Young people on the waves of artificial intelligence: interview with Branislav Pecher from KInIT
The digital world is full of opportunities but also pitfalls. How can we avoid getting lost in it? Find out in the Digital Compass mini-series of the PulseZ podcast. Three episodes, three topics, three guests – listen and get inspired.
Turn your idea into impact: apply now for the European Commission’s Youth Start-Up Competition 2025
Do you have a transformative start-up idea? The European Commission’s Youth Start-Up Competition 2025 is open to innovators aged 18 to 25 from the EU or Single Market Programme-associated countries.
Interview with Samuel Kováčik – aka Vedátor – about science, brain drain, and his own story
Brain drain is great, but after the outflow there is usually an influx and that doesn't happen. This is the opinion of Samuel Kováčik (aka Vedátor), with whom we talked about science in Slovakia, but also in the European Union.
Youth Engagement in Action! Pt. 3
What strategies really work to engage young people? In this reel, we spoke with Patrik Pristupny from the Student Councils of Universities in Slovakia, who shared his views on effective ways to get youth more involved.
Their Name Is… Inspiration EP02 w/ Emma Motha
Sedond episode of our video series features Emma Motha. From Sri Lanka to Sweden, and now Greece - her journey reflects the multicultural spirit of Europe. She shares what it’s like to move for studies and work, the beauty of living between cultures, and the common struggles many young people face when starting fresh abroad.
What TikTok’s #EuropeanUnion is really about?
TikTok’s #EuropeanUnion reveals more than just trends - it’s a space where politics, education and everyday stories of EU life meet. An analysis of 15 top videos shows that most content is neutral or positive, with only limited criticism.
Why do we always feel like we’re falling behind?
In a world where everyone is unique, we have nevertheless created an invisible competition in which we try to keep up. The age of social media and constant comparison makes us feel behind without knowing to whom or what. This article explores why we feel this way, how young people perceive it, and what psychologists have to say about it.
