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An EU-funded project is using satellite data to help authorities detect and prevent land degradation early, while training the next generation of space researchers and data scientists.

Researchers are combining AI, cameras and DNA traces in seawater to build a transparent picture of what is being caught, and support more sustainable fisheries.

Applications are open until 6 October 2026 for MSCA fellows and alumni to engage with thousands of school pupils from across Belgium at this unique science fair in Brussels.

The 77 projects will strengthen the EU’s democratic resilience, promote innovation in cultural heritage and creative industries, and ensure inclusive and equal social and economic transformations.

Researchers, farmers and tech companies are developing open-source tools to tackle crop disease, irrigation and patchy internet, making digital farming cheaper, more practical and easier for farmers to trust.

The EU is investing €411 million in 73 new projects that will develop and facilitate access to better technology and services for researchers to address EU priorities and make the European Research Area more competitive.

The 2026 call has attracted considerable interest from the research community with 21,627 applications submitted.

In an era of rising disinformation, clear and accessible science communication helps people find trustworthy information and support evidence-based debate. Discover EU projects offering tools, trainings and tips.

Researchers are designing AI-powered virtual cities to help authorities predict street-level pollution and act where it is needed most.

The European Commission will provide €105.5 million in co-funding for 15 doctoral training and 14 postdoctoral fellowship programmes.