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RSSEurope’s Ancient Languages Shed Light on a Great Migration and Weather Talk
Early tongues in Europe offer new information about one of history’s greatest migratory treks and climate vocabulary.
From butter to baths, seaweed’s potential is being tapped in Europe
The market for kelp, “sea lettuce” and other algae is growing as their health and environmental benefits become increasingly known.
Life on the edge: securing Europe’s coastal regions
As Europeans flock to the coasts for summer holidays, we look at how EU-funded projects work with established ecosystems to protect our coasts from erosion.
Small farms take centre stage in European push to bolster local food trade
Amid international supply-chain disruptions, the EU is stepping up efforts to ensure the European food system benefits family farmers, Europe’s regions and its consumers.
Polish research centre unlocks the potential of mRNA treatments
The potential for mRNA goes well beyond the COVID-19 vaccine.
Animal heredity sheds light on survival and extinction risks
As biodiversity declines and causes reductions in the genetic variation of animals, historic genomes offer clues for conservation.
Bringing EU security research and policy together: projects to policy seminar video
Research and policy met on 14 and 15 June on the 4th edition of Projects to Policy Seminar organised by DG HOME.F2 (Innovation and Security Research) and the REA.C2 (Secure Society).
Traineeships at REA: key insights and how to apply
A Blue Book traineeship at the European Research Executive Agency (REA) allows you to gain first-hand knowledge of EU-funded projects and the European Commission’s key policy priorities. Get key insights from our previous trainees.
Migration: new tools and perspectives to understand movement in Europe
This CORDIS Results Pack highlights the innovative EU-funded social sciences research helping us to better understand the complex challenges and opportunities surrounding migration.
In battle against soil pollution, new ally emerges
The answer to cleaning up contaminated industrial sites in Europe could lie in the microbes that are already there.