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EUFIC, together with all partners of the MyNewGut project, is organising a final conference to present the results of this five-year EU funded project and provide an input on how the human gut microbiota and its genome (microbiome) influence obesity, behavioural – and lifestyle-related disorders. The MyNewGut project – which
EU-funded scientists set out to significantly advance humankind’s knowledge of the planet Venus using data from powerful Earth-based telescopes and the Venus Express spacecraft. Powered by WPeMatico
EU-funded research is looking at how Eastern Partnership policies can evolve to support stronger political and economic relations, to the mutual benefit of the EU and its neighbours to the East. Powered by WPeMatico
EU-funded research has revealed an increased urgency to protect the diversity of animals, showing they play a much larger and more intricate role in the dispersal of plant seeds than previously thought. This is important for maintaining our global environment. Powered by WPeMatico
EU-funded marine scientists are fighting fish parasites in farmed fish by developing new strategies and technologies to prevent their spread and ensure high-quality seafood for consumers. Powered by WPeMatico
On 20 September 2018 a conference on geothermal renewable energy will take place in Brussels. The event will provide insights into the impacts of R&D funded through the EU Framework Programmes for Research and Innovation; including providing access to the Geothermal Renewable Energy R&D Impact Report and an opportunity to
A conference on solar renewable energy will take place in Brussels on 24 September 2018. The event will provide insights into the impacts of R&D funded through the EU Framework Programmes for Research and Innovation; including providing access to the solar thermal Renewable Energy R&D Impact Report and an opportunity
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EU-funded researchers are developing three innovative technologies that will be crucial to the roll-out of ‘fifth generation’ mobile communications networks from 2020 onwards. Major benefits are expected in the automotive, healthcare, transport and utilities sectors. Powered by WPeMatico
Students across Europe are learning about the Arctic and participating in polar, environmental and climate research thanks to an EU-funded project that aims to raise the attractiveness of science education and future scientific careers. Powered by WPeMatico