Good news from around Europe
Fuel cell systems are an efficient way of converting chemical energy into electricity so as to reduce emissions and protect the environment. EU-funded research has advanced existing components and designs to develop an optimised version – boosting product lifetime and efficiency, and potential commercial uptake of a sustainable energy solution.
If flaws in infrastructure – a ship or a bridge for example – are spotted early, the damage can be repaired before anyone gets hurt, and before the costs mount. It’s a nice theory, but there are currently many uncertainties in ensuring structural safety, as well as a lack of
A Polish institute strengthened its research capabilities via an EU-funded project. A package of measures has helped the Institute of Animal Reproduction and Food Research (IARFR) extend its expertise in three key areas – food, biodiversity and health. Powered by WPeMatico
The popping of corks and glugging of a good wine may not be at threat just yet, but if the diseases threatening Europe’s vineyards have their way, they could be. EU-funded researchers therefore have very good reason to network around wine – they are building a knowledge bank to help
An EU-funded project has developed and deployed cost-effective marine sensors to monitor and provide a more complete picture of the health of our planet’s oceans. Some of the sensors are already on the market and patents are pending. Powered by WPeMatico
The 2018 European Semester cycle of economic, fiscal and social policy coordination starts against the backdrop of robust economic activity in the euro area and the EU, record high employment levels and unemployment rates declining towards pre-crisis levels. Powered by WPeMatico
Climate change is making floods in the north of Italy more frequent and less predictable. As part of the LIFE-funded PRIMES project, communities are learning to read early warning systems and respond together to future emergencies. This month, dozens of citizens and volunteers in the region of Emilia-Romagna, around Bologna,
European Commission – Speech – [Check Against Delivery] Brussels, 22 November 2017 Ladies and gentlemen, Last week the European Pillar of Social Rights was proclaimed at the Social Summit in Sweden. All European institutions and Member States will now be mobilised to deliver on a social Europe that improves perspectives…
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Thanks to guest speakers Marie Lough, Longford Fire Services, Anna Delaney, PPN Rep URBACT Local Group and Maria Keelty, PPN Disability Rep. Very informative and powerful speeches pic.twitter.com/G4kCbnwNLL Powered by WPeMatico