The Art And Science Of Patience Relative Prices And Inflation

Reducing C02 emissions and boosting productivity by over 60%. Going digital can be crucial for global construction, but SMEs struggle to keep pace. Hence, the robot challenge in the AI era: filling the gap with the bi...

Cost actions against COVID-19 An interdisciplinary network

Recommendations on the future support of the strategic coordinating process

Towards inclusive gender equality in Research and Innovation

Study to support the monitoring and evaluation of the Framework Programme for research and innovation along Key Impact Pathways - Baseline and Benchmark Report

European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) Action Booklet 220420

Mutual Learning Exercise on Citizen Science Initiatives - Ensuring Good Practices and Impacts

The management and commercialisation of intellectual property in European universities

CORDIS Results Pack on gender equality in research

European Innovation Ecosystem (EIE) and European Institute of Innovation And Technology (EIT)

Conceptual design of a (partial) automation of the filling process of laboratory chemicals for Bernd Kraft GmbH - executed by the COTEMACO partners.

Robust and Reliable technology concepts and business models for triggering deep Renovation and residential Buildings in the EU (4RinEU)

Cost actions against Covid-19 and more

The value and pricingof innovative medicines

Digital Twinning - the capital project delivery phase

We would like to share our 4th newsletter of EnDurCrete project! In this edition you can take a look to Casting of EnDurCrete elements, Deployment of EnDurCrete elements at the demonstration sites for further testing ...

Top 10 WMF Technologies

How do COVID-19 vaccines work?

Securing future COVID-19 vaccines for Europeans

Pedagogy in the time of pandemic: From localisation to glocalisation

The value of pedagogical knowledge: an international perspective

COmmunication is RObust when NAtions Come Together: The Importance of Collaboration during a Global Crisis

Dear followers, The CPIP team is very pleased to make known among you the third Newsletter developed within the SENSE project - „Shaping, Enhancing and Nurturing STEM in Europe”. The Newsletter developed is ve...

How to apply successfully - EIC PATHFINDER Tips for successful application in FET open and FET proactive Research and Innovation Actions

EIC - A Vision and Roadmap for Impact

More private than public: the ways Big Pharmadominates the Innovative Medicines Initiative

Workshop Proceedings DMM 2019, Petra Perner (Ed.), International Workshop on Data Mining in Marketing DMM 2019 New York, USA, July 19, 2019, ibai publishing, ISSN (Print) 1864-9734, ISSN (Online) 2699-5220, ISBN 978-...

Poster Proceedings 2019, Petra Perner (Ed.), 19th Industrial Conference, ICDM 2019 New York, USA, July 17 to July 21 2019, ibai publishing, ISSN (Print) 1864-9734, ISSN (Online) 2699-5220, ISBN 978-3-942952-61-3 http:...

Proceedings, Petra Perner (Ed.), 19th Industrial Conference, ICDM 2019 New York, USA, July 17 to July 21 2019, ibai publishing, ISSN (Print) 1864-9734, ISSN (Online) 2699-5220, ISBN 978-3-942952-60-6 http://www.ibai-...

Proceedings, Petra Perner (Ed.), 15th International Conference on Machine Learning and Data Mining, MLDM 2019, vol.II, New York, NY, USA, July 20-25, 2019, ibai-publishing, ISSN (Print) 1864-9734, ISSN (Online) 2699-5...

Proceedings, Petra Perner (Ed.), 15th International Conference on Machine Learning and Data Mining, MLDM 2019, vol. I, New York, NY, USA, July 20-25, 2019, ibai-publishing, ISSN (Print) 1864-9734, ISSN (Online) 2699-5...

Petra Perner (Ed.), Proceedings, 14th International Conference, MDA 2019 ISSN (Print) 1864-9734, ISSN (Online) 2699-5220, ISBN 978-3-942952-64-4, http://www.ibai-publishing.org/html/proceeding2019.php

Surfboards are not as eco-friendly as you might think. Could bio-based materials and new technological developments help?

Bitumen is a by-product of oil production and is used to bind the surfaces of paved roads. Some researchers, concerned about its environmental impacts and future supply if petroleum refining slows down, have started t...

Bulgarian Society for Dermatologic Surgery

Ten years ago the octopus inspired the world's first entirely soft robot, made with silicone. The artificial octopus allowed researchers to simplify control and sensory-motor behaviour of robots, enabling them to be m...

Robots are usually inspired by humans and animals. But the very last frontier is the ‘plantoids’ – plant robots able to move and explore the environment with their smart sensors. Their ‘mother’ is researcher...

Disposing of agricultural waste is an expensive and complicated issue for many farmers. But now a number of innovative companies are turning this waste into clothes for us to wear

Beverage cartons have already been on the market for over 100 years. The milk carton, originally entirely made of paperboard and thus 100% bio-based, was patented in 1915. A century later, beverage cartons are the mos...

Across the world enthusiastic pioneers, social and/or environmentally concerned entrepreneurs and established commercial businesses try making a living by producing valuable products from coffee waste.

With the onset of winter, Europe's ski season is in full swing. To help you perfect your turns and hold your line down the slope, ski and snowboards are surprisingly complex pieces of equipment, but they are also incr...

Across Europe rules about the disposal of organic household rubbish vary. Some waste management companies let people line their food waste caddies with compostable plastic bags, while others ban all plastics from orga...

Today whoever decides to invest in biobased buildings is a pioneer in the construction sector, as it is still a niche market. But latest research about industrial hemp materials have developed products that may be mor...

As NASA’s Mars InSight is set to burrow into Martian soil, roboticists on Earth are still developing devices for soil monitoring and exploration

Plants can grow elaborate shapes for public spaces through a network of sensors and 3D-printed robotic nodes

December 5 is UN World Soil Day. The building industry has thus been called to account for its role in the massive use of mineral raw materials and environmental pollution. One solution comes from the bio-construction...

Every year the European car industry uses around 80,000 tonnes of wood and plant fibres to reinforce composites, instead of employing synthetic fibres like glass and carbon fibre

EFFECT project’s second event explored how local ecosystems can support interdisciplinary, high-risk Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) research

Physics-2019

Radical techniques in electron microscopy could revolutionise studies in physics, biochemistry, materials and more.

Plastic plant pots are often used once – to bring on plants from seed or transport them home from the shops – and then thrown away. While these pots are very convenient, such disposable items contribute significan...

EN Horizon 2020 Work Programme 2018-2020

To date, most 3D printed buildings have been built from concrete. Could bioplastics be a more sustainable option?

Affordable and highly sensitive infrared detectors could revolutionise molecular sensing

Giving robots a sense of time can help them integrate into human activities and societies

Imitating nature’s engineering secrets at the nanoscale could lead to a host of useful applications

Have you got your tickets yet? Festival season is coming up again, and each year there are more festivals to choose from. Festivals are fun, peaceful and bring people together. Building on that friendly spirit, some f...

Researchers are developing a technique for the production of new advanced functional materials

Re-discovering the possibility to connect Netherlands’ waterways using bio-based materials

Groups of mini autonomous robots could revolutionise how we construct the world around us

The use of natural materials is growing rapidly in Argentina and other South American countries. Technical progress and policy implementation seem to go hand in hand

Designing intelligent machines that can resemble and model human behaviour is closer than we think. And you can join in

Christin Mannewitz, Conceptual Textile Design (M.A.) at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design has examined the potential of plant waste for the development of new materials. In 2015 Christin developed a...

Are you thinking about renovating your house? Then the choice of flooring is certainly something you have already thought about. AllThings.Bio will answer the most important questions about different bio-based floorin...

A new sustainable initiative in Bristol, in the UK, uses bio-based materials to face the need for additional and affordable housing supply

Can policy making be improved using sophisticated mathematical models?

How visionary technologies are shaping the future

Dealing with hospital waste can be a logistical nightmare. But some believe that if medical centres switched to bio-based and biodegradable disposable products, they could simplify their waste management and see other...

Funding for the high-risk Future and Emerging Technologies, which can revolutionise our lives, is at a crossroads. How will Europe respond?

Descubriendo la admirable complejidad del cerebro

Sharing strategies for European research and innovation infrastructures

Bioplastic is booming. The global market for these biomass derived plastics is predicted to grow by 20% over the next five years. Due to environmental and safety concerns around conventional plastics, one sector inter...

Hemp, a multi-purpose crop that delivers fibres, shivs, seeds, and pharmaceuticals is currently used in insulation materials and bio-composites for a more sustainable construction industry. Russ Martin and his wife Ka...

The ecological properties of hemp makes it one of the types of insulation used in construction with the lowest carbon emissions footprint

A new device produces desirable molecules by modifying the environments where virus and bacteria interact

Engineering novel pathways to potentially boost plant yield nets finalist place in the EU Innovation Radar Prize

Horizon 2020 - Work Programme 2018-2020: Nanotechnologies, Advanced Materials, Biotechnology and Advanced Manufacturing and Processing

Turkish artist Pinar Yoldas is committed to educating through her artworks inspired by biological sciences. “Education is the only mass weapon we have to address our global problems and to bring about solutions,” ...

Futuristic fuels could replace our current supplies, recycling what the latter’s combustion produces most: carbon dioxide. And synthetic diamond exposed to light may hold the key

The transformation of carbon dioxide into useful chemicals has inspired Turkish artist Pinar Yoldas to depict the complex process in symbolic works of artRead more: http://www.youris.com/society/future-tech/recycl...

“It's technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the results that make our heart sing " said Steve Jobs. This philosophy inspired the EU project FEAT, which is crossing the fin...

The prefix “bio” for plastics doesn’t mean that they are all easily degradable. Confusion over words often means people don’t recycle their waste properly

Adopting biobased materials in home building can slash construction costs, but is Europe ready to put aside its fears about GM products?

Dresses decorated with antibiotic-resistant “superbugs” are among the astonishing artworks of British artist Anna Dumitriu

“Make Do and Mend” by artist Anna Dumitriu is both a work of art and science. It is a contemplation on antimicrobial resistance, one of the most urgent issues in healthcare

A reverse engineering approach for reconstructing the language of genes

Air pollution is a major public health issue worldwide. Filters can help improve the quality of the air we breathe, but they also contribute to landfill when they are finished with and thrown away, as they are often m...

The organic pollution decomposing properties of titanium dioxide (TiO2) have been known for about half a century. However, practical applications have been few and hard to develop, but now a Greek paint producer claim...

Is there artistic potential in understanding quantum physics and high-performance computing (HPC)? New media visual artists Špela Petrič and Miha Turšič try to explain complex research projects from their perspect...

New media artists Špela Petrič and Miha Turšič work on thought-provoking projects within the intersection of art, science, ecology and technology

More shoes, more problems? Global shoe consumption grows continuously and brings with it environmental impacts during production and disposal. But bio-based, biodegradable and recycled footwear can now help you to red...

Working with scientists who are trying to create a highly precise clock, artist Kerstin Ergenzinger tries to give shape to the “sound of time”

The fascination of the unknown for producing artworks

A step forward towards solving ultimate questions

British artists are shaping the sound waves produced during quantum system simulations, so that the general public may grasp sophisticated mathematical concepts

When it comes to getting biotechnology innovations to market, with commercial protection, it can be tough. Around three quarters of patent applications normally fail to cut it. Although biotechnology is recognised as ...

From the dreams of a mouse to real snail email, “boredomresearch” extract the poetic dynamics of natural complex systems

Evelina Domnitch and Dmitry Gelfand’s artworks shed (acoustic) light on quantum phenomena

A tale of scientists, religious leaders and artists trapped by the smallest particles of matter

From the use of Gore-Tex-like waterproof fabrics to the development of “breathable” bio-based materials, the construction industry is chasing breakthrough solutions to insulate buildings and keep living areas free...

Magdalena Rozanska: "It was five years of hard work and we learnt many lessons along the way"

Swarms of robots are colonising the lagoon of Venice

Advanced Materials Solutions, Energy Building Systems, HVAC & Lighting Solutions, Monitoring & Diagnostic methodologies - Design Retrofit, Urban & District Scale Solutions

Houses built with bio-based materials, such as timber, straw and hemp, act as CO2 banks. Experts explain how citizens can become custodians of atmospheric carbon dioxide and thus help reduce air pollution

EU membership and UK science

Carrying out research is all well and good, but what happens to the knowledge once the project has finished?

Venture capitalists of course seek smart inventors and breakthrough products. But candidates with intellectual property and business skills are music to investors' ears