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Calls for nanotech safety
The commercial use of nanotechnology is continuing to grow and expand, as are calls to...
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Commission boosts cultural and creative sectors
The European Commission and the European Investment Fund (EIF) have launched a €121m...
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H2ME develops hydrogen vehicle project
Hydrogen-powered vehicle use is set to expand in Europe with the development of the H2...
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World Green Building Council sets target
The World Green Building Council’s (WorldGBC) ‘Advancing Net Zero’ initiative is...
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Photonics largely unaffected by Brexit
UK photonics companies reliant on EU funding may be affected by the Brexit. For the mo...
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TxCell “won’t partner with UK labs”
The CEO of a leading biotech company says it cannot now consider collaborations with U...
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A new portal for gender equality
PEN’s Brussels editor, Michael Brennan, was invited to speak at the launch of the Ge...
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KIC InnoEnergy seeks new education ideas
KIC InnoEnergy, the knowledge and innovation community for sustainable energy in Europ...
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Digital deliberations
Willem Jonker, CEO of EIT Digital, spoke to PEN about the challenges facing digital in...
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High-tech turf improves pitch durability
Synthetic microfibres and cork are being combined with grass to provide a compound tha...
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Brussels hosts MSCA forum
On 29 June a forum will take place in Brussels, Belgium, that focuses on supporting re...
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RAS urges continued EU science platform
The Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) has issued an official statement urging the UK go...
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H2020 funds Orkney tidal energy project
The European Commission has recently awarded almost €4m in support of tidal energy t...
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An expert in ancient linguistics, Dr Philippa Steele of University of Cambridge, UK, t...
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Evaluating e-health
Clayton Hamilton, e-Health and Innovation unit leader at the World Health Organization...