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Sustainability impacts of agricultural trade policies on local communities

Explore how Making Agricultural Trade Sustainable (MATS) is global agricultural trade policies with an integrated, multi-method approach.

Future-proofing urban food systems: Innovations in sustainable urban agriculture

Cities2030 explores the development and implementation of innovative urban food systems to address the growing demand for food in cities.

Canada’s York University fosters global changemakers, makes waves in sustainable research partnerships worldwide

York’s Satinder Kaur Brar and Sapna Sharma are among changemakers tackling societal challenges with sustainable research partnerships.

BioReCer project: Certifying the sustainability of biological resources in the forest industry

Learn about how the BioReCer project is enhancing certification schemes for biological resources in Europe's forest industry.

Canadian Researchers can now apply for Horizon Europe funding

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada has announced that Canadian Researchers can now apply for Horizon Europe funding.

UK joins European supercomputer scheme EuroHPC

With the UK's membership in EuroHPC, British academics are set to gain access to substantial future supercomputer research funding.

FlowPhotoChem Project: Chemical production made sustainable

The FlowPhotoChem Project is helping to achieve European climate targets by delivering innovations for sustainable chemical production.

A leading clinical research organisation with an academic advantage

MHICC is a clinical research organisation and trusted partner in the execution of investigator-initiated trials and pharmaceutical/biotech clinical programmes with decentralised trial solutions.

Université du Québec: A diverse and dedicated research institution

The Université du Québec, a renowned research institution, details its recent achievements in its effort to improve Canadian lives.

EU commits €1.25bn Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions research funding

The European Commission has announced €1.25bn research funding for the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), part of Horizon Europe.

EU boosts MSCA4Ukraine initiative with €10m funding under Horizon Europe

The European Commission has increased the budget of the MSCA4Ukraine initiative with an additional €10m funding through Horizon Europe.

EU Commission adopts amendment to boost Horizon Europe funding by €1.4bn

The European Commission has announced it has adopted an amendment that will boost Horizon Europe funding by around €1.4bn for 2024.

European aluminium recycling boosted with RecAL project

The AIT is leading the European Union RecAL project that focuses on aluminium recycling for sustainability and resource efficiency.

South Korea joins Horizon Europe programme

South Korea is set to join the Horizon Europe programme in a significant stride towards bolstering international collaboration in research.

EU and Switzerland launch ‘bilateral relations’ talks to deepen Horizon Europe participation

EU and Switzerland have launched negotiations to strengthen bilateral relations that may boost participation in Horizon Europe.

UK launches Horizon Europe campaign to supercharge international links

The UK has launched a Horizon Europe campaign across print, online, and podcasts in Italy and Spain. Discover more here.

The START project: Transforming mining waste into waste heat recovery materials

The START project aims to produce thermoelectric devices for waste heat recovery applications from mining waste. Read more here.

Training industrial doctorates in the transition towards biobased value circles

Discover how Biobased Value Circle establishes a paradigm shift in the innovation process for biobased materials.

University of Waterloo is strengthening EU connections for global impact

The University of Waterloo, Canada’s number one comprehensive research university, is excited to tap into €53bn in new funding opportunities offered by Pillar II of Horizon Europe.

Quantum gravity detected by researchers for the first time

Scientists have successfully detected the quantum gravity of a tiny particle with a new technique that uses levitating magnets.

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