Category: Tech

Research Headlines – A pan-European approach to research on radioactive waste management

The European Commission is supporting a new European Joint research Programme on radioactive waste management, building on the far-reaching results of an EU-funded project that explored how best to pool resources, expertise and research and development efforts for the safe, efficient and secure treatment and storage of radioactive waste. Powered

Research Headlines – Should central bankers fight inflation or go for growth?

Since 1998, the European Central Bank’s priority has been to maintain price stability in the euro area. However, EU-funded researchers have proposed that central bankers should place more emphasis on boosting the economy in difficult times. The project’s recommendations could feed into policies for a more prosperous Europe. Powered by

Events – Spiking neural networks: Applications to computing, algorithmics, and robotics – 18 September 2019, Munich, Germany

Spiking neural networks (SNN) are a special class of artificial neural networks (ANN), in which the information is transmitted by means of pulses (or spikes) rather than by firing rates. As SNNs have shown to be excellent control systems for biological organisms, they have the potential to produce good control

Events – Save the date for the All-Atlantic Ocean Research Forum – 6-7 February 2020, Brussels, Belgium

Join us to witness what policymakers, stakeholders from many Atlantic coastal countries and beyond, and our many EU funded projects have achieved since we navigated together on our Atlantic Journey in 2013 with the signing of the Galway Statement and the signing of Belém Statement in 2017. The All-Atlantic Ocean

Research Headlines – Science shops inspire better research and innovation

Poor communication can have dire consequences in vital areas like the environment and health. Innovative ‘science shop’ projects, which translate society’s questions into a language that scientists understand, are making a difference in remote Bolivian communities learning about Chagas disease, among Hepatitis C patients in Tunisia, and in projects closer

Research Headlines – EU-China cooperation ensures safe and secure food supply for all

By sharing advanced methodologies and practical solutions for growers, traders, food and feed manufacturers, and policy makers, the EU-funded MycoKey project is strengthening the partnership between China and the EU. Powered by WPeMatico

Research Headlines – New processes for safer medicines

The EU-funded CORE project is helping to develop safer, more effective medicines by improving the processes pharmaceutical companies use to separate mirror-image pharmaceutical molecules, which will boost the industry’s efficiency and competitiveness. Powered by WPeMatico

Research Headlines – New dual-action weapon in war against antibiotic resistance

An organic molecule composed of simple sugars could become a potent weapon in the fight against rising antibiotic resistance, according to EU-funded researchers who have developed a novel, targeted drug-delivery technique to treat deadly tuberculosis and other lethal pathogens. Powered by WPeMatico