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Research and Innovation
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Nanotech oxygen to help phototherapy fight tumours
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The effectiveness of photodynamic therapy is limited by the lack of oxygen in solid cancers. Now, EU-funded researchers have developed drug delivery nano-carriers to bring oxygen to the tumour site. This strategy could improve the effectiveness of this photodynamic therapy and help to save the lives of citizens affected by cancer.
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Events
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In search for circularity: Collaborations between local authorities and researchers in circular economy
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When it comes to circular economy, a lot of emphasis turns towards global challenges and global solutions, but what can local authorities do and how can they help create a more collaborative circular economy?
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30/03/2023 - 30/03/2023
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Brussels, Belgium
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Horizon magazine
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Electric cars dangle the promise of earning money for their drivers
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Needed to clean up road transport, battery-powered vehicles might also act as stored energy that the car owners could sell to electricity networks.
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