Month: September 2020

Research Headlines – Better planned care improves cancer patient welfare

An EU-funded project carried out an ‘advance care planning’ trial on patients with late-stage cancer in a bid to improve their welfare and boost their involvement in care-giving decision-making. Powered by WPeMatico

Women Innovators prize – EU Prize for Women Innovators 2020: And the winners are…

Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, revealed today the four winners of this year’s edition of the EU Prize for Women Innovators. The prize is funded under Horizon 2020, the EU research and innovation programme. Powered by WPeMatico

Recommendations for building renovation

The Efficient Buildings Community has just developed a new set of recommendations for European and National decision-makers.  The eight recommendations are grounded in the experience of the Mediterranean local authorities and they aim to bring the lessons learned in the discussion about the next generation of energy policies: the European

Horizon Europe – Top experts hand over their proposals for EU missions to the Commission for a greener, healthier and more resilient Europe

Today at the European Research and Innovation Days, high-level independent experts presented their proposals to the European Commission for possible EU missions on some of our most pressing societal challenges. By 2030, the proposed missions aim to find solutions for saving more lives from cancer, making Europe climate resilient, restoring

Press Centre – European Research and Innovation Days: Europe’s flagship event on the future of research and innovation starts today

The European Research and Innovation Days, Europe’s annual flagship event on the future of research and innovation are starting today and will take place online until 24 September. This year’s event will take place fully virtually, feature more than 100 different sessions and connect over 28.000 policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs and

Beating cancer: Better protection of workers against cancer-causing chemicals

Each year, about 120,000 work-related cancer cases occur as a result of exposure to carcinogens at work in the EU, leading to approximately 80,000 fatalities annually. To improve workers’ protection against cancer, the Commission has proposed today to further limit their exposure to cancer-causing chemicals. Powered by WPeMatico

CoR COTER Bulletin No. 4: Updates on the COVID-19 crisis

he COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically affected our world and our way of living with dire loses and substantial consequences on every aspect of our daily existence. The Commission for Territorial Cohesion Policy and the EU Budget (COTER) at the European Committee of the Regions will prepare regular bulletins on the

#EURegionsWeek 2020 – week 3

The third week (19 to 22 October) of this extended edition of the #EURegionsWeek will revolve around the theme Green Europe. The programme is fully dedicated to the Green Europe theme. Check out our programme and register in order to have the sessions added to your agenda! Powered by WPeMatico

#EURegionsWeek 2020 – week 2

The second week (12 to 16 October) of this year’s #EURegionsWeek is dedicated to the thematic cluster Cohesion and Cooperation. This week includes the highest number of working sessions, together with all the political highlights. Do not miss the speech “Annual Regional and Local Barometer – State of the Union

#EURegionsWeek 2020 – week 1

The first week (5-11 October) out of three of this year’s #EURegionsWeek is dedicated to the thematic cluster Empowering Citizens. Check out the online programme and discover interesting working sessions on various topics. Powered by WPeMatico