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EU-funded researchers are helping schools and universities put sustainability into practice by giving students and communities the tools to make real environmental change.

When scientists and citizens work together, democracy comes to life – leading to innovations that are more trusted, inclusive and tailored to the needs of communities.

More than 30 years ago, Europe made a decision: back researchers, trust their curiosity, and see where it leads. The results have been remarkable.

Professor Philippe Aghion on innovation and Europe’s research future

Consortia can submit their project proposals to implement doctoral programmes in all scientific fields.

We are looking for European companies working on communication and promotion activities to support the EU in its agri-food promotion initiatives.

Four European cities – Aarhus (Denmark), Genova (Italy), Kaunas (Lithuania), and Oeiras (Portugal) – will design and implement a one-year programme of scientific activities in 2027 aimed to engage their local communities and increase their trust in science.

More than half of Europe’s soils are degraded. Researchers are showing that restoring soil through better farming makes both ecological and financial sense.

Our May MSCA Fellow of the Month is Aldo Ricardo Almeida Robles. His work bridges moss and trees to explore how wood is made.