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Researchers are using Malta’s harsh weather conditions to test solar panels on the ground, train technicians and develop tools that could help keep panels running longer across Europe.

How does a Blue Book Traineeship at the European Research Executive Agency look like? Meet Barbora, Federica, Ines and Milan, four of our current trainees that gained hands-on experience in EU research and innovation.

The EU-funded GAIN project helped provide Georgia with a wealth of experience and deep technology by working together with some of Europe’s leading research institutions.

The EU-funded MONUSEN project helped researchers in Montenegro expand their knowledge and upgrade equipment, increasing the nation’s capacity.

Improving the research and innovation capabilities of EU Member States, outermost regions and associated countries with lower R&I performance

What is it really like to be a Blue Book trainee at the European Research Executive Agency? We asked three of our current trainees – Jonathan Dechert, Marina Sirvent-Sanchez and Teresa Levi – to share their highlights, lessons learned and a glimpse into daily life at REA.

A new method for identifying neoantigens in non-small cell lung cancer opens the door to improved treatments. The EU-funded CANVAS project set up a joint pilot study to further the work.

Türkiye’s organ transplant programme ranks among the most active in the world, but until recently its research lagged behind its clinical achievements. The EU-funded TIREX project is changing that, strengthening the science that powers the country’s clinical success.

Discover the funding opportunities managed by the European Research Executive Agency (REA) for researchers to develop their careers, widen participation and support projects in key areas such as environment, agriculture and civil security. Learn more about the topics, timelines and upcoming info day