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1. Julien Defrance (BE): What is needed to exit the crisis and help Europe's economy to grow?
On its own, Europe is not responsible of the crisis. I think Europe has done plenty of good things but we need to calm down a bit the investors and not trying to find always the best interest. I don't think obligation, European obligations such as Greece and other, have to be on the market I think, personally, that's the reason why the crisis is so high todays, that they're speculating on products that are involving our daily life every day. That is my point of view.
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2. Research Headlines - New device boosts fight against terrorist bombs
It is an all-too familiar scene. A suspect package in a crowded public place like a shopping mall, a train or an airport. Is it harmless? Or is it a bomb?
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3. Viktoria Paar (AT): What is needed to exit the crisis and help Europe's economy to grow?
I mean, people have a very egoistic thinking and I think we should work together more. I mean the European Governments like to do it, but I think in the wrong way.
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4. Gérard Spencer (LU): What is needed to exit the crisis and help Europe's economy to grow?
I believe it actually starts from the youth. To be able to get out of this crisis we need more qualified youth, a youth which is more aware of what to be European actually means, what are the privileges of being European: freedom of movement, being able to travel to study other European programs. So basically we need to talk about what being a European is: it is a benefit to be multilingual, it is a benefit to be able to travel freely in the European sphere and it is those children who will grow into this kind of education who will have more ideas, a big identity, more language skills, be more adventurous, who will have new ideas for the future.
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In integration. Because if people meet in such congress, they get to know each other, they get to present their world and they get to exchange their ideas. So basically in these interchanges they will get to know each other better. So in this way maybe?
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The 1st OpenChina-ICT Thematic Workshop on Smart and Sustainable Cities is organised by the OpenChina-ICT project under the aegis of the European Commission through its FP7 research-funding programme, aiming at facilitating ICT related research cooperation between Europe and China. This event (free of charge) will be held in Guangzhou, P.R. China on May 31, 2013 and will bring together policy and main research stakeholders from Europe and China specialized on the ICT aspects of Smart and Sustainable Cities to create feasible research collaboration with the emergence of concrete projects. The agenda, featuring high-level speakers from Europe and China, including representatives from the European Commission DG CONNECT, government officials, key research experts, researchers and many other speakers is available on the project website: www.openchina-ict. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
Source: EUREKA Success stories
8. EUREKA Innovation Award 2013 goes to ground-breaking project to cut medical waste
Published on: 17-May-2013 On the eve of the EUREKA Inter-Parliamentary Conference gathering national parliamentarians from the 41 EUREKA member countries, the read more]
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9. Events - Fujitsu Innovation Gathering - 30 May 2013, Dublin
What next for Big Data, the Cloud and High Performance Computing? How to extrapolate R&D value and turn technology into tangible business solutions? What role for Ireland? Fujitsu invites you to join the discussion with industry strategists, leading academia and state agencies at a unique, one day conference in Croke Park on Thursday, 30th May 2013 to find out how Ireland can best position itself to maximise innovation and R&D collaboration to drive commercial success. [read more]
Source: What's New in Innovation
10. Fabian Baran (BE): How do you see research and innovation making a difference for a better future?
I think that technology and research are very important for the future but we have to make a difference between companies which are looking for their own interest and benefits and profit etc. and companies that are looking for global benefit for the people and not only for the economic profit. I think we have to go in that direction and not the other one.
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