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NewsBuilding a European infrastructure for pig research
Results PacksScience communication: Empowering citizens in the public discussion of science
Results in BriefDiagnosing and monitoring lung disease – there’s a vest for that
InterviewsConnected cows for better meat and dairy products
Building a European infrastructure for pig research
An EU-backed project is offering external researchers the chance to use top-quality European pig research installations. The second call for proposals is now open.
Science communication: Empowering citizens in the public discussion of science
A solid understanding of science is an essential tool for citizens and society alike. Curating a healthy public discussion of scientific issues means empowering scientists, public authorities, communicators and the public to engage in meaningful dialogue. This Results Pack on science communication showcases eight innovative projects building towards this goal.
Diagnosing and monitoring lung disease – there’s a vest for that
A new wearable medical device integrates high-tech sensors that can effectively monitor lung activity both accurately and in real time.
Connected cows for better meat and dairy products
The CATTLECHAIN 4.0 project has devised new solutions for farmers to cope better with large numbers of animals while assuring full transparency of the supply chain. The new products could be rolled out as soon as next year.
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