More than half of Europe’s soils are degraded. Researchers are showing that restoring soil through better farming makes both ecological and financial sense.
Are Parents Sharing too Much Online? The Hidden Risks for Children
EU-funded researchers are investigating how parents’ online sharing is reshaping childhood, privacy and identity, and the long-term consequences for children growing up online.
EU-funded researchers are investigating how parents’ online sharing is reshaping childhood, privacy and identity, and the long-term consequences for children growing up online.
The Telescope That Could Reveal the Missing Half of the Universe
A new European-led telescope could map the dusty, hidden half of the universe, all without using fossil fuels.
A new European-led telescope could map the dusty, hidden half of the universe, all without using fossil fuels.
From Bali to Brussels: Remote Work Is Reshaping Europe’s Regions
As digital nomads rethink where to live, researchers are exploring whether their choices can help close Europe’s urban–rural divide. New research suggests the shift to remote working could support rural regions, but only where infrastructure and policy align.
As digital nomads rethink where to live, researchers are exploring whether their choices can help close Europe’s urban–rural divide. New research suggests the shift to remote working could support rural regions, but only where infrastructure and policy align.
Reconnecting Body and Brain: Europe’s Breakthrough in Reversing Paralysis
Once considered impossible, restoring movement after paralysis is becoming a reality thanks to EU-funded researchers who have developed a device that reconnects the brain to the body.
Once considered impossible, restoring movement after paralysis is becoming a reality thanks to EU-funded researchers who have developed a device that reconnects the brain to the body.
Mammoth Bones Reveal Secrets of Ice Age Hunters
For more than a century, vast mammoth bone deposits in Central Europe have puzzled scientists. Now EU-funded researchers are revealing what they tell us about how Ice Age humans hunted and survived.
For more than a century, vast mammoth bone deposits in Central Europe have puzzled scientists. Now EU-funded researchers are revealing what they tell us about how Ice Age humans hunted and survived.
Every Last Drop: The Race to Secure Africa’s Water Future
Across Africa, efficient use of water is increasingly crucial. Researchers and local communities have joined forces in six countries to restore land, water and livelihoods through nature-based solutions.
Across Africa, efficient use of water is increasingly crucial. Researchers and local communities have joined forces in six countries to restore land, water and livelihoods through nature-based solutions.
Elephant Trunk Inspires the Universal Robot Gripper
EU-funded researchers have developed a soft robot that moves like an elephant's trunk – precise enough to pick fresh fruit, yet powerful enough to help lift a patient.
EU-funded researchers have developed a soft robot that moves like an elephant’s trunk – precise enough to pick fresh fruit, yet powerful enough to help lift a patient.
Scientists Race to Understand the Health Risks of Microplastics
From city air to drinking water, microplastics are becoming impossible to avoid. EU-funded researchers are now exploring how these tiny particles interact with our bodies and assessing their long-term health impact.
From city air to drinking water, microplastics are becoming impossible to avoid. EU-funded researchers are now exploring how these tiny particles interact with our bodies and assessing their long-term health impact.
From Floods to Wildfires, New Ideas Are Helping Europe Adapt to Climate Extremes
From wildfire-resistant landscapes in Spain to flood warning systems in Denmark, researchers are working with local communities to find, test and deploy practical ways to live with climate change – and to share what works across borders.
From wildfire-resistant landscapes in Spain to flood warning systems in Denmark, researchers are working with local communities to find, test and deploy practical ways to live with climate change – and to share what works across borders.
Turning CO2 from Urban Waste Into Useful Consumer Products
EU-funded researchers are turning carbon emissions from urban waste into everyday household products – from cleaning liquids to leather.
EU-funded researchers are turning carbon emissions from urban waste into everyday household products – from cleaning liquids to leather.
Beyond Museum Walls: Games That Let You Step Into History
From war zones to coal mines and prison camps, a new generation of video games is helping museums bring history to life and reach audiences far beyond their walls.
From war zones to coal mines and prison camps, a new generation of video games is helping museums bring history to life and reach audiences far beyond their walls.
Squeezing More From Arthritis Drugs to Help Patients Live Better
Although powerful treatments exist for rheumatoid arthritis, doctors can’t always predict which drug will work best for each person. An EU-funded initiative aims to change that by optimising and personalising care.
Although powerful treatments exist for rheumatoid arthritis, doctors can’t always predict which drug will work best for each person. An EU-funded initiative aims to change that by optimising and personalising care.
Rethinking Space Junk in an Age of Satellite Overload
From recycling old satellites in space to turning rocket parts into fuel or beaming debris back to Earth, researchers are exploring new ways to tackle the growing problem of space junk.
From recycling old satellites in space to turning rocket parts into fuel or beaming debris back to Earth, researchers are exploring new ways to tackle the growing problem of space junk.
At Brussels’ EU Science Fair, Children Sketch New Inventions and Eavesdrop on Bacteria
At the EU’s Science is Wonderful! fair in Brussels, top researchers used superheroes, soap bubbles and dance music to wow children – and encourage tomorrow’s scientists.
At the EU’s Science is Wonderful! fair in Brussels, top researchers used superheroes, soap bubbles and dance music to wow children – and encourage tomorrow’s scientists.
An Arms Race Over Disinformation: Using AI to Detect AI
In a world full of deepfakes and fake news, EU-funded researchers are building tools to help journalists tell what’s real and what’s not.
In a world full of deepfakes and fake news, EU-funded researchers are building tools to help journalists tell what’s real and what’s not.