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International mobility fosters scientific exchange, a key element in advances in all areas of the life sciences. An EU-funded project supports this by awarding bursaries to postdoctoral scientists for research and training abroad – boosting Europe’s capacity to make groundbreaking advances in medical research. Powered by WPeMatico
The Structure of the European Education Systems 2018/19: Schematic Diagrams How do countries across Europe organise their education systems? What are the different models of organisation in primary and secondary education in Europe and how long does each educational level last? How diverse are the programmes offered at tertiary level?
In September, #URBACTFest took place in Lisbon, Portugal. The @URBACT festival allowed cities from around the world to build relationships and share knowledge that will better serve citizens. We were happy to be a part of it! Watch video highlights here. https://bit.ly/2xAAYhA Powered by WPeMatico
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#Tuinvandetoekomst Altijd fijn om projecten in recordtijd te bedenken en te realiseren. Hoe zorgen we voor meer #biodiversiteit voorkom je #wateroverlast en zorg je voor meer #waterbuffering in je eigen tuin? Zie https://bit.ly/2Iv8Bqg Ism @Watermuseum @INTERREG_NWE @ArnhemAan pic.twitter.com/lqtzchPTIX Powered by WPeMatico
Preparing to present at tomorrows V2X session at #EVS31! #SharingExperience @INTERREGTweets @31Evs @bramrotthier1 pic.twitter.com/s5e55bPrGJ Powered by WPeMatico
The selection results for the call for proposals Social Inclusion and Common Values: the Contribution in the Field of Education, Training and Youth – EACEA/10/2018 have been published. Powered by WPeMatico
Discover how EU research and innovation improves everyday life in a conference organised by the European Parliament and European Commission on 27 November. The conference is open to everyone so please register to take part. Over the last 30 years, the EU has invested €200 billion in research and innovation
Existing data suggest that immune reactions reduce the lifespan of animal-derived heart valves implanted in cardiac patients. An EU-funded project discovered how to overcome this limitation, to produce valves with improved biocompatibility and novel immunological strategies that will benefit younger patients in particular. Powered by WPeMatico