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Category: Fundamental Research
Category: Digital Economy
- Technology to tackle lower achievement in science and mathematics education
- Robots of tomorrow with intelligent visual capabilities
- Novel user interfaces slated to enhance multisensory interaction
- New analytical software promises Big Bang in European astrophysics
- A solid-state platform for quantum technologies
Category: Climate Change and Environment
- Biopesticides replace toxic chemical sprays
- Insect protein to satisfy demand
- New, innovative tool can track the environmental status of our seas
- Fishing the radioactivity out of nuclear waste
- New tools to increase the accuracy of biodiversity monitoring
- Breaking the cycle of forest loss in the Amazon
- What happens when the seafloor runs out of breath?
Category: Industrial Technologies
- Smart, wearable healthcare devices one step closer to mass production
- Introducing a new member of the family of advanced, engineered components
- Coatings for car and plane parts also to be available in green
- Strengthening bonds between dissimilar materials
- The tide turns for offshore maintenance costs
- Beam imaging rises to the challenge of sophisticated accelerators
Category: Energy
Category: Food and Natural Resources
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