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81. MIT Innovator Under 35 Event
10 French innovators under 35 will be awarded by the MIT Technology Review during the event 'Innovateurs de Moins de 35 Ans' on April 9 in Paris. [read more]
82. Research Headlines - A new running shoe that helps prevent injury
Jogging or running is a popular form of physical activity. However, the resulting repetitive stresses and strains on joints can cause injuries. In fact, many joggers have to stop practising the sport because they tend to land on their heels which, when done for miles on end, produces impact forces which are simply too much to bear for the legs and back.
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83. April 2014 Newsletter now online
Stay up-to-date with COST's latest news and opportunities! [read more]
84. M2M Innovation World Congress - 22-24 September 2014, Marseille, France
Focused on technologies and best practices, the conference will show where the real value of M2M is. - High level insights to rethink ecosystems, Big Data, platforms, connectivity, M2M security... - Lessons sharing of the most inspiring M2M implementations for Smart Grids, Smart Cities, Retail, Smart Home & Smart Devices. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
85. NFC World Congress - 22-24 September 2014, Marseille, France
Now in its fourth edition, NFC World Congress will dedicate itself to advance innovation in the mobile proximity business, NFC-based or not. One strong focus of the conference will be on the services from verticals that will boost customer's adoption. Solutions providers across industries are becoming key drivers of the market, besides the technology providers and enablers. NFC World Congress invites all the mobile proximity stakeholders to share their insights and expertise showing successful services, innovation & business: from start-ups to leading IT/mobile players, including all the vertical implementers leveraging these new technologies. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
86. Research Headlines - The 'triple-win' way to reduce carbon in the atmosphere
Reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere is a key priority facing the world today as it attempts to mitigate the scale and effects of climate change. EUROCHAR, a European research project, is developing a technique which not only promises to help tackle this priority, but also offers additional benefits in the form of environmentally-friendly energy production and enhanced soil fertility.
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87. Ensure open access for internet service suppliers and ban roaming fees, say MEPs
Internet access providers would be barred from blocking or slowing down selected services for economic or other reasons by the latest draft EU “telecoms package” legislation voted by Parliament. [read more]
Source: EU News - Science and Technology
88. International Conference on Localization and GNSS - 24-26 June 2014, Helsinki, Finland
This conference is jointly organized by European, American and Asian professionals. It aims at inspiring the development of new design, implementation, test and evaluation methodologies for wireless positioning platforms. The conference will also have a track dedicated to MULTI-POS Marie Curie ITN. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
89. Introduction to Aircraft Aeroelasticity and Loads - 5 Day Course - 14-18 July 2014, Bristol (UK)
The course is being run as part of the EU funded ALPES (Aircraft Loads Prediction using Enhanced Simulation) Marie-Curie Initial Training Network. Course Objectives: To introduce the main concepts of Aeroelasticity and Loads, and the multi-disciplinary methods needed for their study To provide an understanding of the main principles of Aeroelasticity and Loads analysis by: • using simple mathematical models to illustrate basic theoretical concepts, • showing the maths – but not explaining all of the detail and derivations, instead focusing on the connection with the physics • introducing relevant terminology and methods, and • explaining the analysis, testing and certification processes used by the aerospace industry To include examples on some of the key topics. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
90. JRC supports Member States with nuclear forensics expertise
Visualising latent fingerprints is common practice for police
forensic laboratories in EU countries, but if the evidence is
radioactively contaminated, the laboratory cannot process the
fingerprints. The JRC has unique nuclear forensic capabilities which
include methodologies for recovering fingerprints from contaminated
surfaces. In order to support Member States’ authorities, the JRC
provided access to these capabilities through a project consisting of
several nuclear forensics exercises.
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