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Elsevier accelerates AI-driven science across Europe with complimentary access to AI-powered research and clinical tools.
The European Commission has selected Elsevier as an AI in Science Enabler within its Pledge program. The program aims to give European researchers access to AI tools that support the Commission's goals of accelerating AI adoption in science and advancing research and innovation across EU Member States.
A global leader in advanced information and decision support for science and healthcare, Elsevier is committed to helping researchers, clinicians and organizations harness the potential of artificial intelligence responsibly and effectively. Through our support of the European Commission'sopens in new tab/window AI in Science Enablers initiative, we aim to empower Europe's research and clinical community with trusted AI tools, expertise and resources that accelerate scientific discovery, strengthen research excellence, and enhance Europe's global competitiveness.
Elsevier is committing an estimated €1m a year of in-kind support and funding to strengthen Europe’s AI research talent pipeline and advance responsible, AI-centered research:
At least three new collaborations a year with European research institutions
A new Centre on Hybrid Intelligence for Trustworthy Research, with the University of Amsterdam and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Participation in the Horizon-funded AIRIS project on AI-enabled hypothesis generation in biomedicine
Training for approximately 10 PhD candidates, postdocs and Masters students in AI per year
A Europe-wide Grand Challenge, inviting researchers to tackle key unsolved problems in their field, using LeapSpace (launching January 2027)
Together, these efforts reflect Elsevier's mission to advance science and healthcare to help improve outcomes and benefit society.
With the aim of a fair distribution across Europe, Elsevier is contributing 1,000 complimentary 12-month licenses, capped at ten per institution, for each of the four AI solutions that support research, clinical practice, nursing and anatomy education:
LeapSpace
ClinicalKey AI
ClinicalKey Nursing AI, and
Complete Anatomy
If you're a researcher or healthcare professional based in one of the 27 EU countries, plus the UK, Norway and Switzerland, you're invited to apply for 12 months of free access to one or more of these solutions.
Elsevier's research-grade AI workspace. Search peer-reviewed, publisher-neutral full text and abstracts in natural language, generate structured Deep Research reports, and use Claim Radar to see whether the evidence supports a claim, contradicts it or is mixed.
Conversational clinical decision support grounded in Elsevier's trusted clinical content, such as clinical overviews, drug monographs and peer-reviewed journals. Every answer is cited, and it supports clinical judgment rather than replacing it.
A bedside-ready assistant that answers natural-language questions with evidence-based guidance from Elsevier's nursing content, including step-by-step Clinical Skills.
An interactive 3D anatomy platform for learning and teaching, covering thousands of anatomical structures.
Elsevier’s solutions bring together:
Leading scientific knowledge base Scientific and clinical evidence selected, reviewed and organised for professional use.
Precision AI Tools built around the needs of researchers, clinicians, nurses and educators.
Expert assessment Researchers, clinicians, educators and other specialists help shape and assess the content and technology.
As part of the AI in Science Enablers Initiative, Elsevier is contributing complimentary 12-month licences across four AI solutions that support research, clinical practice, nursing and anatomy education. You can apply for one of the offers by signing up in the form below.
Who can apply? Applicants within one of the 27 EU countries, plus the UK, Norway and Switzerland, are eligible for Elsevier's offer.
Which solutions can I apply for? You can apply for LeapSpace, ClinicalKey AI, ClinicalKey Nursing AI or Complete Anatomy. Select one or more in the application form.
What is the Pledge? The Pledge is a Commission initiative to bring private-sector and philanthropic support to European research, and to make those contributions visible to researchers across Europe. Those pledging are called AI in Science Enablers. It sits within the European Strategy for Artificial Intelligence in Science and the RAISE initiative.
Which countries are eligible for Elsevier's offer? Researchers within one of the 27 EU countries, plus the UK, Norway and Switzerland.
How does the application process work? We are now accepting applications. Review will begin after 30 October. If your application is approved, you'll receive an email with a link to get access to the solution you applied for. If it isn't approved, you'll receive an email, too.
