Good news from around Europe
CT scans have revolutionised the fight against human illness by creating three-dimensional images of the body’s inner workings. Such scans, however, can deliver high doses of radiation. Now EU-funded researchers have built special cameras that limit radiation while delivering images vital for patient health. Powered by WPeMatico
Methane has a global warming impact 25 times higher than that of carbon dioxide and is the world’s second most emitted greenhouse gas. An EU-funded project is developing new strains of microorganisms that can transform methane into useful and bio-friendly materials. Powered by WPeMatico
The EU-funded INVITE project has boosted the profile of the University of Verona and is helping it to attract international research students. Powered by WPeMatico
Novel livestock vaccines developed by EU-funded researchers could improve animal welfare, save money, reduce the need for environment-damaging chemicals, and tackle alarming levels of antimicrobial resistance. Powered by WPeMatico
Are you a youth NGO or network operating in Europe? Would you help us to understand how the European landscape of youth representation is changing? Launched today, an ambitious new survey aims to explore the role of NGOs and networks in supporting youth participation in democratic life in the EU.