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
In this 2-day workshop, scientists from different fields like neuroscience, robotics, AI and medical informatics will provide you with insights on how they consider variables such as sex, gender, age etc. Additionally, experts in ethics and diversity will introduce you to Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) concepts and their practical
Global markets for cars are becoming increasingly competitive, forcing manufacturers to find cost savings while meeting greater demand for customisation. Advances in technology, known as ‘Industry 4.0’, make these seemingly contradictory demands possible. The EU-funded AutoPro project found a solution. Powered by WPeMatico
Agricultural waste represents a huge pool of untapped resources that can be turned into valuable assets with many potential industrial applications. An EU-funded project is looking for innovative approaches to convert the growing amount of human-produced agricultural waste into eco-efficient, bio-based products. Powered by WPeMatico
The H2020 project BioMedaqu is organising a training course on the most adequate procedures for monitoring fish skeletal anomalies. Topics to be covered include:– Differences in skeletal tissues among basal and derived teleosts and mammalians. – Sampling methodologies, staining protocols and procedures. – Survey, data input.– Data analyses.The course will
An underexploited band of the electromagnetic spectrum is set to enable new imaging systems that are capable of peering into complex materials and the human body, thanks to innotivative research in an EU-funded project. Powered by WPeMatico
The 4th edition of the EIT Digital annual conference will gather more than 1,000 digital experts & opinion leaders on September 10 at The Egg in Brussels. Inspiring speakers from politics, industry, research and academia will share their views on Europe’s challenges and opportunities on the global digital market, ground-breaking