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Saturn mission approaches final tour
The Cassini spacecraft is beginning the end phases of its mission to Saturn. Having sp...
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Wastewater treatment project gains funding
The INNOQUA consortium, a project aimed at developing modular wastewater treatment s...
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UK fusion lab faces uncertain future
A world-leading laboratory that has pioneered research in fusion energy for nearly 40 ...
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Mars TGO probe returns first pictures
Europe and Russia’s new satellite, the Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), has sent back it...
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Graphene-enhanced aircraft flies
Prospero, the first model aircraft to incorporate a graphene skinned wing, was success...
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EU strengthens partnership with Indian Universities
Vice-chancellors and academic leaders of Indian universities and Higher Education Inst...
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The University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland, has been chosen to lead a European netwo...
UCD to lead effort to tackle mental health
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InnoEnergy collaborates with Incubatenergy Network
InnoEnergy, the engine for sustainable energy across Europe, has formed a strategic pa...
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Heat and light impacts body clock
Researchers have found that the body clock breaks down when light and temperature are ...
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Project creates test for RDS in infants
Digital molecular company SIME Dx has announced data validating the effectiveness of l...
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ESA calls upon ministers for funding
European science and research ministers will be asked by ESA officials when they next ...
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EIT Digital to host Digital Industry event
The digitalisation of European industry is to be explored at EIT Digital’s Digital I...
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Graphene textiles could enable wearable electronics
Researchers at the Cambridge Graphene Centre (CGC) at the University of Cambridge, UK,...
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EIF awards grant for Portugal SMEs
The European Investment Fund (EIF) and Portuguese bank Caixa Económica Montepio Geral...
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Start-ups pitch innovations at TBB
This year’s The Business Booster 2016 (TBB.) event has seen more than 150 start-...