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Lotus leaf inspires scientists to create world’s first self-cleaning metals

07 Jan 2019

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National education report for Luxembourg presented

04 Jan 2019

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Cybercrime is on the rise. NTNU is on the case.

03 Jan 2019

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Outcome-based healthcare: From policy to action and impact

A Science|Business Healthy Measures Half Day High-Level Roundtable

04 Apr 2019

Amsterdam

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University of Birmingham develops sight-saving treatment for eye infection or trauma

21 Dec 2018

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EU Council agrees to next EU space programme and new agency in Prague, but the funding is undecided

Whether or not space programme gets €16B proposed by the Commission now hangs on negotiations over the EU’s overall long-term budget

21 Dec 2018

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Fraunhofer partners in new Horizon 2020 project Europractice

18 Dec 2018

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Chinese corporate R&D spending up 20% in one year

18 Dec 2018

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LIVE BLOG: Reactions to Horizon Europe

Latest: Geographical quotas in Horizon Europe will not bridge the innovation gap, excellence comes first, says ScienceEurope

17 Dec 2018

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University of Eastern Finland: Old mines cast a long shadow on their surroundings

17 Dec 2018

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International cooperation makes the Baltic Sea region a science powerhouse

Researchers, industry and policy makers in the Baltic Sea region look to strengthen ties, exploit the economic value of big science labs and mitigate the effects of brain drain

17 Dec 2018

More news about The Baltic Science Network and Baltic TRAM

Could medicines cause more side effects than once thought?

Some medicines may carry a higher risk of side effects for the lungs than previously thought, IMI research reveals. The drugs studied work well for most, but doctors should monitor patients for side effects.

17 Dec 2018

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Sanofi: Smart machines driving the fourth industrial revolution

14 Dec 2018

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Q&A: What Estonia wants from Horizon Europe

Education and research minister Mailis Reps on her concerns for the European Innovation Council, and how to make research missions work

14 Dec 2018

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EU governments grapple with research missions and partnerships

Meeting of member states’ research delegations this week in Brussels saw further disagreement over the direction of Horizon Europe. And a proposed mission to build a universal quantum computer is scratched

13 Dec 2018

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Lotus leaf inspires scientists to create world’s first self-cleaning metals

National education report for Luxembourg presented

Cybercrime is on the rise. NTNU is on the case.

Outcome-based healthcare: From policy to action and impact

University of Birmingham develops sight-saving treatment for eye infection or trauma

EU Council agrees to next EU space programme and new agency in Prague, but the funding is undecided

Fraunhofer partners in new Horizon 2020 project Europractice

Chinese corporate R&D spending up 20% in one year

LIVE BLOG: Reactions to Horizon Europe

University of Eastern Finland: Old mines cast a long shadow on their surroundings

International cooperation makes the Baltic Sea region a science powerhouse

Could medicines cause more side effects than once thought?

Sanofi: Smart machines driving the fourth industrial revolution

Q&A: What Estonia wants from Horizon Europe

EU governments grapple with research missions and partnerships

Four Canada research chairs at Polytechnique Montréal are advancing knowledge in several areas

Finland: Rolls-Royce and Finnferries trial world's first autonomous ferry

Aalto speeds up development of ecological textiles

University of Twente wins €16M EU grant for robotics for healthcare

COST to start 40 new actions in 2019

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