Good news from around Europe
ESOF (EuroScience Open Forum) is the largest interdisciplinary science meeting in Europe. It is dedicated to scientific research and innovation and offers a unique framework for interaction and debate for scientists, innovators, policy makers, business people, media and the general public. Created in 2004 by EuroScience, this biennial European forum
This symposium marks a knowledge transfer event at the conclusion of a Marie Curie Global Fellowship experience for the organiser, Dr Julia Sigwart (Director, Queen’s University Belfast, Marine Laboratory, UK). Changing biodiversity is a major concern for all biologists. Anthropogenic changes to our planet are decreasing species diversity through the
Escalating terrorist threats are making urban areas more dangerous, placing people, government buildings and critical infrastructure at risk. EU-funded researchers have developed a virtual reality platform to provide security forces with unprecedented abilities to prepare for possible attacks – before they can occur in real life. Powered by WPeMatico
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Avui hem iniciat contactes amb col.legues europeus per preparar la nostra candidatura per liderar una #URBACT Transfer Network amb la #GoodPractice “Consell d‘Infants i Audiència Pública de Joves” Molt il.lusionats i amb moltes ganes #Esplugues pic.twitter.com/keV1qECVnV Powered by WPeMatico
Yet another paramilitary shooting of a young man tonight – serves no purpose only than fear and hurt #StopAttacks https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/man-found-shot-in-both-legs-in-west-belfast-alleyway-36365649.html … Powered by WPeMatico
Possibly longest day ever. 19 hours from start to finish. Would not have it any other way. @CLESthinkdo @URBACT @EUUrbanAgenda @Procure_eu Powered by WPeMatico
Standoffs, exclusive talking and differing words argues @BrianPJRowan have consequences for all beyond Stormont http://eamonnmallie.com/2017/11/hamster-wheels-amnesties-checking-checking-brian-rowan/ … Powered by WPeMatico
The EU-funded Invisible Waters project is studying groundwater and competing uses in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile to develop an analytical framework for visualising, understanding and ultimately conserving this most vital resource. Powered by WPeMatico
Lizards and bark bugs are more similar than they may at first appear: both have unique ways of dealing with water, and this has caught scientists’ eyes. The LiNaBioFluid project hopes to replicate both skin systems in organic and inorganic materials for a wide range of applications. Powered by WPeMatico