Day: May 5, 2018

Research Headlines – Assistive technology offers a helping hand

An EU co-funded research network is working on pioneering assistive technologies which can support independent living and enable choice among those diagnosed with intellectual disabilities and/or autism, in a bid to improve their quality of life. Powered by WPeMatico

Research Headlines – Fighting crime and terrorism with voice recognition

Voice-recognition technology can play a valuable part in preventing and solving crimes, including terrorist acts. The EU-funded project SIIP is developing software to reliably identify speakers in legally intercepted phone calls and social media. The database will be accessible to enforcement authorities through Interpol. Powered by WPeMatico

Research Headlines – Banking on construction materials for eco-benefits

Building materials produce a significant volume of waste which, in turn, creates a sizeable environmental impact. EU-funded research and innovation is exploring how the construction sector can embrace the circular economy, as well as increase the reuse and recycling of materials, components and building functionalities. Powered by WPeMatico

6th Master Class on EU Cohesion Policy, 7-11 Oct 2018: PhD students+early career researchers 2 present research and meet an international community of policy makers: deadline 4 applications: 9 May, 3 pm http://www.regionalstudies.org/conferences/conference/2018-master-class-on-eu-cohesion-policy … … … … … @regstud @EU_Regional @EU_CoR @ERSA_orgpic.twitter.com/XpHSUJ5XOE

6th Master Class on EU Cohesion Policy, 7-11 Oct 2018: PhD students+early career researchers 2 present research and meet an international community of policy makers: deadline 4 applications: 9 May, 3 pm http://www.regionalstudies.org/conferences/conference/2018-master-class-on-eu-cohesion-policy … … … … … @regstud @EU_Regional @EU_CoR @ERSA_org pic.twitter.com/XpHSUJ5XOE Powered by WPeMatico