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Evaluating the environmental sustainability of biochemicals

EU-funded researchers have investigated how life-cycle assessment (LCA) could help improve the sustainability performance of biochemical production.

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Evaluating the environmental sustainability of biochemicals

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Digitilisation through the ICT4WATER cluster to boost innovation in the water sector

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New solutions to soothe chronic pain

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Bringing European history to life with the Big Data of the Past

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Cartilage regeneration: a soon-to-be treatment option for chronic lower back pain and osteoarthritis?

In 10 years from now, patients with chronic lower back pain or osteoarthritis might see several new treatment options change their lives for the better. Although in their very early stages, tests performed on a new generation of drug delivery carriers show promise for inhibiting the tissue degeneration at the heart of these conditions.

Evaluating the environmental sustainability of biochemicals

EU-funded researchers have investigated how life-cycle assessment (LCA) could help improve the sustainability performance of biochemical production.

Digitilisation through the ICT4WATER cluster to boost innovation in the water sector

Water is key for society and for the economy. We need to address the pressing water challenges, adapt water resource management to mitigate the effects of climate change, combat resource pollution and depletion, manage demands for water, address the water–energy nexus, and prevent degradation of ecosystems. Digital solutions can play a vital role in addressing some of these challenges.

New solutions to soothe chronic pain

Chronic pain effects an estimated 100 million people across Europe (approximately one in five adults) and has a devastating impact on the quality of life for many of those who are suffering. Although acute pain can usually be considered a symptom of disease or injury, chronic and recurring pain (defined as continuous, long-term pain lasting for more than 6 months) is actually a specific healthcare problem in its own right. It can occur anywhere in the body despite no obvious cause and in many cases doesn’t appear to have a useful function – in the worst cases, it can persist for months or even years and has traditionally been very difficult to treat.

Bringing European history to life with the Big Data of the Past

Emerging technology has the power to transform history and cultural heritage into a living resource. The Time Machine project will digitise archives from museums and libraries, using Artificial Intelligence and Big Data mining, to offer richer interpretations of our past.

Cartilage regeneration: a soon-to-be treatment option for chronic lower back pain and osteoarthritis?

Evaluating the environmental sustainability of biochemicals

EU-funded researchers have investigated how life-cycle assessment (LCA) could help improve the sustainability performance of biochemical production.

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Bringing European history to life with the Big Data of the Past

24 February 2020

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Technical innovations help overcome access barriers to cultural spaces

24 February 2020

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Recycled permanent magnets provide a source for rare earth elements

21 February 2020

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Digitilisation through the ICT4WATER cluster to boost innovation in the water sector

12 February 2020

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Plant health: Protecting plants to safeguard our future

4 February 2020

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Water innovation: Technological solutions for ensuring Europe’s present and future water security

13 January 2020

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