Good news from around Europe
EU-funded researchers have discovered a new family of enzymes able to break down wood into its chemical components. The findings may lead to more efficient production of biofuels and other valuable chemicals derived from biomass. Powered by WPeMatico
The EuroGEOSS Workshop is co-organised by the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment and the European Commission with the support of the University of Geneva. It brings together European players interested in and actively contributing to the Global Earth Observations System of Systems (GEOSS). The aim is to look for
An EU-funded project is organising a multitude of events across Europe to actively involve citizens in science. The aim is to motivate people from all walks of life to explore and create solutions for a more sustainable future. Powered by WPeMatico
Microfluidic bioreactors allow chemical reactions to take place on a very small scale, saving time, money and materials. An EU-funded project has developed microfluidic bioreactor technologies that could lead to a wide range of applications, including innovative medicines. Powered by WPeMatico
An EU-funded network is carrying out cutting-edge research that could lead to pioneering commercial applications such as ultra-powerful quantum computers, helping to position Europe at the forefront of technological innovation. Powered by WPeMatico
As more and more people travel and global warming paves the way for diseases to spread, human health and welfare are no longer the preserve of single countries, regions or even continents. European researchers teamed up with African partners to bridge the gap in biomedical research and biobanking practices between
On 23-24 October, AM-motion initiative in collaboration with European Commission and the AM-platform will hold a one and half-day event about additive manufacturing / 3D printing to discuss challenges and key pillars for AM industrialisation and market implementation. This event will take place in Brussels, in the Blue Point conference
An EU-funded programme is bringing researchers from across the world to universities and SMEs in Belgium. The aim is to encourage technology transfer, stimulate innovation and develop careers in a range of sectors key to economic growth – including aeronautics and space, agro-food, biotechnology and chemicals. Powered by WPeMatico
Industries from food to pharmaceuticals rely on understanding the unique properties of colloidal materials. An EU-funded training network is equipping young researchers with the know-how needed to design new colloids for new purposes – with potential competitive benefits to industry. Powered by WPeMatico
Are neurological conditions like Asperger’s syndrome and autism the new frontier of inequality and discrimination? The EU-funded NEDBELS project is investigating the legal and social challenges society faces if it is to be more inclusive of those with such neurological disorders – a concept known as ‘neurodiversity’. Powered by WPeMatico