As bird flu surges in Europe, race is on to stop the spread
With tens of millions of poultry culled every year to contain avian influenza, scientists are rushing to find new ways...
Month: September 2019
Young nuclear experts share their know-how and passion with the next generation
The European Union is putting a spotlight on education and training as it pursues a green-energy transition that will create...
Ramping up renewables to power the clean future of inland shipping
Hydrogen and battery-powered barges, tugs, container ships and ferries for inland waterways will help lower emissions from shipping.By MICHAEL ALLENCompared to...
Realising a century-old dream to make electricity from air
European research is expanding clean-energy options, bolstering the EU’s goal to become climate-neural by 2050.By MICHAEL ALLENAs the European Union strives...
New archaeology dives into the mysterious demise of the Neanderthals
Char from ancient fires and stalagmites in caves hold clues to the mysterious disappearance of Neanderthals from Europe.BY SARAH WILDFor...
Sun, sea, sustainability – could your next European holiday be a greener one?
With the tourism industry on a high bounce following the lifting of pandemic restrictions, many holiday-goers are looking for ways...
First EU TalentOn brings science to life in competition to solve global challenges
A competition to create solutions to major challenges recently brought out the entrepreneurs and scientists at EU TalentOn.By HORIZON STAFFCriss-crossed by...
Birdwatchers of the world – unite and take environmental action
During the Covid-19 lockdowns, an increase in people taking an interest in birdwatching revealed our deep need to connect with...
A silent killer, liver cancer prompts race to improve organ replacements
With the only cure for liver cancer often being a transplantation, scientists are honing the selection of patients for this...
