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Health, climate, and science information have become prime targets for disinformation strategies across media and social networks. On April 8, 2026 Emmanuel Vincent, founder and Executive Director of Science Feedback, will co-lead a workshop at the Assises du journalisme de Tours to address this critical challenge.
How much mis- and disinformation do people actually see on major online platforms? And are repeat misinformers being structurally rewarded with extra reach and monetisation? There has been no scientific, cross-platform way to answer these questions. Until now.
Eva Morel, Secretary General of QuotaClimat, and Emmanuel Vincent, Founder and Executive Director of Science Feedback, took the stage at Tech.Rocks Summit 2025 to present the AI tool developed within the Climate Safeguards project.
The euroclimatecheck.com database is now live! Access fact-checks from 25 fact-checking organisations across the EU and follow climate misinformation narratives.
Climate Safeguards is an AI-powered system that tracks and analyzes climate misinformation on TV and radio.
Science Feedback participates in the Structural Indicators to Monitor Online Disinformation Scientifically Project (SIMODS), a collaborative initiative funded by the European Media and Information Fund, aimed at developing indicators measuring online misinformation across platforms and countries. SIMODS brings together eight leading fact-checking and research organizations from across Europe to create methodologically rigorous tools to track the prevalence of misinformation on major platforms.
Expanding its reach, Science Feedback introduces a dedicated French-language version of its site to provide reliable science-related information on critical health, climate and energy issues.
23 September 2024 – The European Fact-Checking Standards Network has announced its first annual conference to take place in Brussels,…
Farmers’ protests in several European countries have been weaponized to spread false or misleading claims to discredit political action against climate change and fuel deep-seated distrust towards the European Union, according to a report on climate disinformation related to the protests.
FactCRICIS aims to support fact-checkers in identifying and debunking disinformation campaigns related to climate change and other crises, fostering more rapid, impactful and coordinated responses within and across European borders.