© CERN | Priyanka Dasgupta Having good safety measures at schools is very important as children start going back to the classroom. But which measures are most effective at optimising health and safety conditions and preventing the spread of COVID-19 in school settings? In a new study, researchers from various institutes including the Institute of […]
© SCIENCE | BUSINESS //Florin Zubașcu European Commission boasts of high level of open access publishing in Horizon 2020. But researchers complain getting processing fees approved is long winded and could result in them losing out on intellectual property rights. More than 80% of scientific papers stemming from Horizon 2020 funded projects were published in […]
Astronomy tries to provide answers to some of mankind’s most basic questions: how did the Universe origin and how can we explain its fundamental physics? What is behind the formation of galaxies? Are we alone in the Universe? The key to providing answers to these enigmas are international scientific collaboration and ambitious international endeavours to […]
© SIOS SIOS is launching its first Innovation Award, that aims to promote innovation in support of Earth system science in the Svalbard region. The call is open to everyone who meets the eligibility criteria outlined in the call text. The proposed innovation must aim to solve a problem in Earth system science research or monitoring […]
© European Commission This Advanced Technology Watch encompasses the whole spectrum of advanced technologies that are a priority for European industry policy. These technologies enable process, product and service innovation throughout the economy, thus fostering industrial modernisation. As part of a series of analytical reports on advanced-technology trends, this report focuses on a new wave […]
© ELIXIR Open access life science resources such as data and software, are fundamental for breakthrough discoveries, scientific excellence and entrepreneurial endeavours. Seventy-six percent of companies surveyed in our newest report “Open data: a driving force for innovation in the life sciences” state that their product or service would not exist without data on open […]
© ESO A team of astronomers have used the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT) in Chile to shed new light on planets around a nearby star, L 98-59, that resemble those in the inner Solar System. Amongst the findings are a planet with half the mass of Venus — the lightest exoplanet […]
© Ai4Copernicus Beneficiaries: Consortia of high-tech & at least 1 low-tech SME Total available EU funding: €900.000 Max funding per project: up to €150.000 (3-partner consortia), up to € 120.000€ (2-partner consortia) WHAT ACTIVITIES WILL BE SUPPORTED? Developing and testing AI technical solutions that address industrial challenges by exploiting AI resources and Earth Observation Data focusing only on: 4 industrial […]
© ESFRI The Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the EU and the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) are pleased to announce ESFRI Days, an event scheduled to take place from 6 to 8 December 2021 at the Grand Hotel Union, Ljubljana, Slovenia. ESFRI Days will feature two major events, complemented by the 78th […]
We recently concluded our ‘Best of #ENRIITCyourCoffee’ series, which aimed to take you on a journey through the highlights of the #ENRIITCyourCoffee series from the past three seasons. We hope that the highlights gave you a chance to revisit the most exciting moments, reflect on the discussions and look at how our network has grown […]
