The Beautiful Game Theory – using mathematics to resolve human conflicts
Game theory mathematics is used to predict outcomes in conflict situations. Now it is being adapted through big data to...
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Breeders of new fish hope to tickle taste buds of salmon, cod and tuna lovers
Fish farming can make food supplies more stable while itself becoming more sustainable, according to researchers in Hungary and Norway.By...
Grey whale’s disappearance from Atlantic Ocean holds clues to possible return
The grey whale is the focus of research projects anticipating its eventual return to European waters after an absence of...
Beach bots, sea ‘raptors’ and marine toolsets mobilised to get rid of marine litter
Often quickly disposed of but lasting in the environment for tens to hundreds of years, plastic litter pollutes our seas...
Mediterranean wineries are in a climate hotspot. Climatologists are helping them adapt
From the possible demise of Merlot grapes in Bordeaux to loss of olive trees in north Africa, the impacts of...
Moving people’s mindsets in the matter of migration
Data scientists and social scientists are examining the perceptions and expectations of migrants to the EU, as well as the...
We eat and inhale thousands of bits of plastic every year. Now what?
Scientists have found minuscule shreds of plastic everywhere – in rivers and lakes, at the bottom of the sea, on...
Hydrogen heads home to challenge oil and gas as local energy supply
Hydrogen is carving out its place in the world of renewable energy. Regional developments like hydrogen valleys and hydrogen islands...
European cybersecurity is getting its own legs to stand on
In February last year, as oil prices spiked following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, computers stopped working at the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp oil...
Making face creams from coffee beans as cosmetics get greener
Cosmetics often use unsustainable ingredients, but new research is answering the growing demand for eco-friendly products.By TOM CASSAUWERS‘Plant ingredients have always...
