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81. New EU consultation on open science
Published on: 08-July-2014 The European Commission has launched a public consultationread more]
Source: EUREKA News
82. Research Headlines - Mapping greenhouse emissions to prevent climate change
EU-funded researchers have used advanced modelling and geo-spatial information to compile more accurate greenhouse gas inventories for Poland and Ukraine. The approach could substantially improve the accuracy of national inventories of greenhouse gases and boost Europe's efforts to reduce emissions.
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83. Romanian EUREKA projects featured at the European Solar Decathlon
Published on: 08-July-2014 The European Solar Decathlon, is an academic competition of green architecture, taking place this year i (...) [read more]
Source: EUREKA News
84. Save the Planet - Waste Management, Recycling, Environment - 11-13 March 2015, Sofia, Bulgaria
Keeping pace with the market trends and demand ‘Save the Planet’ encourages the waste and recycling technology transfer to South-East Europe. It will provide participants with a quick market entry and opportunity to meet face-to-face state and municipal representatives e.g. government officials, mayors, ecologists; branch associations; investors and entrepreneurs; executives from the sectors: waste management, recycling, ecology and related industry branches. Scope: waste collection, transportation, waste treatment, landfill management and operations, waste-to-energy and recycling, services. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
85. Smart Cities - Exhibition and Conference for South-East Europe - 11-13 March 2015, Sofia, Bulgaria
The object of the international ‘Smart Cities’ Exhibition and Conference is the sustainable urban development and it is focused on the South-East European market. Scope: energy management, smart grid and storage, intelligent buildings, lighting, ICT, e-mobility and smart transport, emergencies and security. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
86. Smart Grids Congress - 27-28 October 2014, Madrid, Spain
The “Smart Grids Congress” is the main forum in Spain about Smart Grids. The congress covers a wide range of aspect related to the development of the Smart Grids, including energy efficiency, security, usability, etc. as well as the integration of new services such as: Electrical Vehicles, Smart Meters, Smart Buildings, etc., all from both a legal, technical and business perspective. The main content of the congress is based on a call for papers from which the technical board selects the papers to be presented in the congress. Additionally several Round Table discussions and Key Note speeches take place. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
The Third International Conference on Technological Advances in Electrical, Electronics and Computer Engineering (TAEECE2015) will be held over three days, with presentations delivered by researchers from the international community, including presentations from keynote speakers and state-of-the-art lectures. [read more]
Source: Research & Innovation Events
88. Cross-border health project epSOS: What has it achieved?
In June 2014 the large-scale epSOS pilot, providing smart cross-border health services, came to an end. The epSOS team has written a letter to highlight the achievements of the project, outline initiatives taking the results forward, inform about where project outputs can be accessed after the project, and last but not least thank everyone involved. [read more]
89. EU young scientist competition and Jugend Forscht winners visit the JRC
The JRC played host to award-winning young scientists from the European Union Contest for Young Scientists (EUCYS) and Jugend Forscht programmes over the past week.
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90. Research Headlines - Why cancer drugs affect young children differently
Cancer drugs save lives, but they are highly toxic. Using the right amounts is crucial. EU-funded research focusing on doxorubicin, one of the main drugs used in chemotherapy, has generated new knowledge that will help to refine the dosages for children.
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