(IN BRIEF) The NWO Science Board has approved sixteen grant applications through the Open Competition Domain Science-M programme, supporting innovative fundamental research across a wide range of scientific fields. The funded projects include studies using the KM3NeT detector in the … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Education, Environment, European Union, Food & Beverage, Healthcare, Infrastructure & Utilities, Netherlands, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Security & Safety, Technology
Tagged ACKR3, Amsterdam UMC, Arabidopsis thaliana, autism, brain folding, carbon-14, chiral perovskites, climate resilient crops, complex ring structures, computational biology, conservation indicators, cortical learning, cosmic rays, cultivated meat, dementia, Dormant Bacteria, Dr Bjorn Baumeier, Dr Carlos Fitzsimons, Dr Coen Kuijl, Dr Evgenia Salta, Dr Fleur Zeldenrust, Dr Ing Martijn van Zanten, Dr Johanna Steen, Dr Joseph Burant, Dr Lisa Genzel, Dr Mark Sterken, Dr Pascal Wissink, Dr Reinout van Weeren, Dr Roberto Lo Conte, Dr Ronald Bruijn, Dr Shuxia Tao, Dr Tati Fernández Ibanez, Dr Yuval Mulla, Eindhoven University of Technology, evacuation infrastructure, flood simulations, fundamental research, galaxy clusters, KM3NeT, Leiden University, LOFAR, Netherlands, neurodegeneration, neuroinflammation, neutrinos, NIN-KNAW, NIOO-KNAW, NWO, NWO Science Board, NWO Science Board Approves Sixteen New Open Competition Domain Science-M Research Projects, Open Competition Domain Science-M, Open Competition Domain Science-M Programme Supports Sixteen Dutch Research Projects Across Key Scientific Fields, optical tweezers, phages, pharmaceuticals, positron emission tomography, Prof Dr Christian Kaiser, Prof Dr Harro Meijer, Prof Dr Maria Suarez Diez, Prof Dr Serge Dumoulin, quantum information technologies, quantum materials, Radboud University, radiocarbon measurement, research grants, RNA aggregates, schizophrenia, Science-M programme, scientific urgency, Sixteen Fundamental Research Projects Receive Support Through NWO Open Competition Domain Science-M Programme, snowdrops, spintronics, superconductors, traumatic brain injury, University of Amsterdam, University of Groningen, Utrecht University, UvA, Wageningen University & Research, wild bird populations
(IN BRIEF) The first independent evaluation of Open Science NL concludes that the programme has quickly become an internationally leading initiative and has helped place the Netherlands among the global frontrunners in Open Science. Operating as a taskforce of NWO … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, European Union, Government, Internet & Online, Netherlands, Non Profit, Science, Society, Technology
Tagged 2023 to 2025 evaluation, accessible science, citizen science, covenant partners, digital autonomy, Dutch Research Council, Evaluation Highlights Strong Progress of Open Science NL in Building Research Infrastructure and Collaboration, geopolitical tensions, human infrastructure, independent evaluation, Independent Review Finds Open Science NL Has Become a Model Programme for Europe, innovation sector, international evaluation committee, knowledge institutions, knowledge security, libraries, Marcel Levi, Minister of Education Culture and Science, Netherlands, NWO, OCW, open research, Open Science, Open Science NL, Open Science NL Evaluation Positions the Netherlands Among International Leaders in Open Research, policymaking, programme through 2031, recognition and rewards, reliable science, research communities, research funders, research infrastructure, research system, research transparency, reusable knowledge, scientific collaboration, scientific quality, societal partners, societal value, technical infrastructure
(IN BRIEF) University of Copenhagen research has found that integrating fractions into basketball-based physical education lessons can improve pupils’ mathematical performance while making learning more engaging. The study involved 309 pupils aged 11 to 13 who took part in an … Read the full press release
Posted in Denmark, Education, Healthcare, Science, Society, Sports
Tagged active learning, basketball, Basketball Mathematics, Basketball-Integrated Mathematics Lessons Help Pupils Improve Fractions Understanding While Building Sports Skills, children and young adults, classroom innovation, Denmark, Department of Nutrition Exercise and Sports, education research, Educational Psychology Review, fraction skills, fractions, Jacob Wienecke, lower secondary education, mathematical performance, mathematics education, movement-based learning, percentages, physical education, primary school pupils, pupils aged 11 to 13, school exercise, sense of mastery, sports and leisure, sports-based learning, student engagement, student motivation, Study Shows Movement-Based Teaching Can Strengthen Fractions Skills and Student Engagement in Primary Education, teaching compendium, University of Copenhagen, University of Copenhagen Study Finds Basketball-Based Lessons Can Improve Pupils’ Fraction Skills in Primary School, volleyball
(IN BRIEF) ZEISS and Bruntwood SciTech have formed a strategic partnership to support life science research and innovation across the UK by giving researchers and growing companies access to advanced microscopy technology, technical training and expert application support. The collaboration … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Infrastructure & Utilities, Pharma & Biotech, Real Estate, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 100GB connectivity, advanced imaging, Alderley Park, application specialists, biomedical research, biotech innovation, Bruntwood, Bruntwood SciTech, Bruntwood SciTech and ZEISS Partner to Support Drug Discovery Cell Biology and Biomedical Research Across the UK, cell biology, Cheshire Science Corridor, commercialization, Dean Edwards, drug discovery, Gareth Hampton, Germany, Glasshouse, Greater Manchester Pension Fund, high specification laboratories, innovation districts, Jena, Kristin Unger, L&G, laboratory services, Legal & General, life science innovation, lunch and learn sessions, Manchester, Mereside bioscience campus, microscopy technology, pharmaceutical innovation, pop-up imaging clinics, research infrastructure, research microscopy, scale-ups, scientific services, start-ups, technical training, United Kingdom, ZEISS, ZEISS and Bruntwood SciTech Collaboration Strengthens Research Infrastructure for Growing Life Science Companies, ZEISS and Bruntwood SciTech partner to advance life science innovation across UK research campuses, ZEISS Axiovert 5 digital, ZEISS Brings Microscopy Technology and Expert Support to Bruntwood SciTech’s Life Science Innovation Campuses, ZEISS Research Microscopy Solutions
(IN BRIEF) University of York researchers have uncovered rare evidence of an Iron Age funerary tradition in Scotland involving the intentional removal of a human brain after death and the shaping of long bones into sharp tools. The discovery was … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Education, European Union, Healthcare, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged ancient DNA, Ancient DNA and Bone Analysis Reveal Rare Postmortem Practices in Iron Age Scotland, Antiquity, Applecross, archaeology, bone tools, brain removal, COMMIOS project, cultural practices, Department of Archaeology, DNA mapping, Dr Laura Castells Navarro, ERC Advanced Grant, funerary archaeology, human remains, Iron Age Britain, Iron Age Burial Discovery in Sutherland Sheds New Light on Mobility, Iron Age Scotland, isotope analysis, kinship, Kinship and Ritual Treatment of the Dead, Loch Borralie, long bones, low stone cairn, maritime communities, mobility, mortuary traditions, Orkney Islands, osteoarchaeology, osteology, postmortem manipulation, prehistoric Britain, prehistoric Scotland, Professor Ian Armit, Scotland, Social Networks, Sutherland, University of York
(IN BRIEF) University of Liverpool research has found that formaldehyde exposure in many NHS cell pathology departments is monitored infrequently and often exceeds EU workplace exposure limits, raising concerns about staff safety in laboratory environments where the chemical is widely … Read the full press release
Posted in Chemicals, Education, Environment, European Union, Healthcare, Law, Management, Science, Security & Safety, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged BMJ, carcinogen, cell pathology departments, Dr Magdalena Plesa, Dr Richard Yates, EN 689:2018, EU workplace exposure limits, formaldehyde airborne concentrations, formaldehyde exposure, Health and Safety Executive, histology laboratories, laboratory safety, nervous system, New Research Finds Formaldehyde Levels in Many NHS Cell Pathology Departments Frequently Exceed EU Safety Limits, NHS, NHS Cell Pathology Labs Face Calls for Improved Safety Oversight After Formaldehyde Exposure Study, NHS employees, NHS trusts, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, occupational health, occupational hygiene, pathology laboratories, personal exposure monitoring, personal protective equipment, PPE, reproductive health, respiratory health, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, Study Highlights Need for National Action on Formaldehyde Exposure Risks Across NHS Cell Pathology Departments, UK healthcare, University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Study Raises Occupational Health Concerns Over Formaldehyde Exposure in NHS Pathology Labs, workplace exposure limits, workplace safety
(IN BRIEF) The University of Southampton is joining a new £50 million National Institute for Health and Care Research programme designed to transform maternal health and reduce inequalities in maternity outcomes across the UK. The NIHR Inequalities Challenge Maternity Disparities … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Government, Healthcare, Non Profit, Science, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged babies, care providers, Central East Integrated Care Board, clinical research, community organisations, Dr Danielle Schoenaker, Families, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board, health before pregnancy, health between pregnancies, healthcare research, marginalised communities, maternal health, maternal health inequalities, maternity care, maternity disparities, Maternity Disparities Consortium, minoritised communities, mothers, National Institute for Health and Care Research, Newcastle University, NHS, NIHR, NIHR Backs University of Southampton Role in National Effort to Improve Maternal Health Outcomes, NIHR Inequalities Challenge, NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre, pre-pregnancy care, pregnancy outcomes, Professor Joht Singh Chandan, Professor Judith Rankin OBE, Professor Keith Godfrey, public health research, Queen's University Belfast, social inequality, Southampton Researchers to Help Develop National Blueprint for Care Before and Between Pregnancies, University College London, University of Birmingham, University of Newcastle, University of Southampton, University of Southampton Joins £50 Million NIHR Programme to Address Maternal Health Inequalities, University of Southampton Supports New £50 Million Research Programme Targeting Maternity Care Inequalities, voluntary organisations, Wessex Health Partners, Women’s Health, Women’s Health Strategy
(IN BRIEF) The University of Liverpool has secured more than €1 million in Horizon Europe funding through its involvement in four newly awarded projects focused on shaping the future of European research infrastructures. The funding is part of a broader … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, Marketing, Technology
Tagged accelerator science, AI-generated digital twins, beam diagnostics, capacity building, CERN, CLARA test facility, co-creation with industry, Cockcroft Institute, Communication, Daresbury Laboratory, Department of Physics, distributed research infrastructure, Enabling Partnerships for Innovation and Accelerator Technology Advancement, energy infrastructure, engagement, EPITA, EuPRAXIA, European research collaboration, exploitation, facility design, facility optimisation, healthcare infrastructure, high-tech supply chains, Horizon Europe, Inclusion, industrial partnerships, Intelligent Research Infrastructure Sustainability, Iris, Liverpool Strengthens Accelerator Science Leadership Through Four Newly Awarded Horizon Europe Projects, particle physics, plasma accelerator technology, plasma diagnostics, Professor Carsten P Welsch, public engagement, research infrastructure sustainability, research infrastructures, scientific facilities, SMEs, STFC, Sustainable Design, training, trustworthy digital twins, TwinRISE, University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Secures Over €1 Million Through Horizon Europe Projects Supporting Future Research Infrastructures, University of Liverpool to Lead Key Work Packages in European Research Infrastructure Innovation Programme
(IN BRIEF) The European Investment Bank and the City of Naples have signed a €40 million financing agreement to support urban regeneration, social development and climate transition projects under Naples’ 2025–2027 Investment Programme. Structured as a framework loan, the financing … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Banks, Business, Construction, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Financial, Government, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Italy, Luxembourg, Management, Real Estate, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 2025 2027 Investment Programme, affordable housing, architectural heritage, Campania, Chiaiano, City of Naples, civic economy, climate resilience, climate transition, DUP 2025 2027, EIB, EIB Backs Naples 2025–2027 Investment Programme with Funding for Sustainable Urban Development, EIB Strengthens Support for Southern Italy with €40 Million Urban Regeneration Loan for Naples, energy efficiency, European Investment Bank, framework loan, Gaetano Manfredi, Gelsomina Vigliotti, green areas, historic centre, Ischia, libraries, metro trains, Naples, Phlegraean Fields, Pianura, Public Buildings, public lighting, public services, public spaces, renewable energy, road safety, SCHOOLS, social facilities, social housing, social inclusion, southern Italy, sports infrastructure, sustainable development, sustainable mobility, theatres, Three-Year Investment Programme, urban regeneration, urban renewal
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, have published a study in Trials showing that some UK cancer clinical trials may still include eligibility criteria that unintentionally restrict access for underserved patient groups. The study, conducted by … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Government, Healthcare, Law, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged bladder cancer, cancer care, cancer clinical trials, cancer research, cancer treatment access, clinical research barriers, clinical trial eligibility criteria, clinical trial inclusion, Clinical Trials and Statistics Unit, Dr Georgiana Synesi, EDI, equality diversity and inclusion, geographical barriers, head and neck cancer, Health Research Authority, HIV exclusion criteria, ICR, ICR Study Identifies Persistent Barriers to Inclusive Participation in UK Cancer Clinical Trials, ICR-CTSU, INCLUDE Project, inclusive trial design, Institute of Cancer Research Review Highlights How Eligibility Criteria May Limit Access to Cancer Trials, Language Support, medical advances, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, MHRA, multi-centre randomised controlled trials, National Institute for Health and Care Research, New ICR Study Calls for More Inclusive Design of Bladder and Head and Neck Cancer Clinical Trials, NIHR-INCLUDE, oncology research, patient access, patient safety, people living with HIV, personalised cancer research, phase II trials, Phase III Trials, Professor Emma Hall, Rebecca Lewis, The Institute of Cancer Research, trial participation, Trials journal, UK cancer trials, underserved populations
(IN BRIEF) Researchers from the Luxembourg Institute of Health’s NORLUX Neuro-Oncology Laboratory have contributed to an international study published in Nature that sheds new light on how adult brain tumours, particularly IDH-mutant gliomas, evolve and become more aggressive after treatment. … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Education, European Union, Healthcare, Luxembourg, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged adult brain tumours, brain cancer, brain tumours, C20/BM/14646004/GLASSLUX, cancer cells, cancer research, chemotherapy, Department of Cancer Research, Dr Anna Golebiewska, FNR, genomic technologies, GLASSLUX, glioma recurrence, IDH inhibitors, IDH-mutant gliomas, immature cancer cells, INTER/TRANSCAN22/17612718/PLASTIG, international research consortium, LIH, LIH NORLUX Lab Contributes to Nature Study Advancing Understanding of Brain Tumour Evolution and Recurrence, LIH NORLUX Lab Contributes to Nature Study Revealing How Brain Tumours Become More Aggressive Over Time, longitudinal tumour samples, Luxembourg Institute of Health, Luxembourg National Research Fund, nature, Nature Study with LIH NORLUX Contribution Identifies Biological Pathways Driving Brain Tumour Progression, neuro-oncology, NORLUX Lab Contributes Rare Patient Samples and Preclinical Models to Major Study on Glioma Recurrence, NORLUX Neuro-Oncology Laboratory, patient-derived preclinical models, personalised treatment, PLASTIG, PRECISION-PDX cohort, radiotherapy, single-cell technologies, therapy resistance, tumour environment, tumour evolution, tumour progression
(IN BRIEF) Burberry has launched Expedition with Burberry, a new three-part documentary series created with Chinese National Geography magazine as part of the brand’s 170th anniversary celebrations. The series explores China’s natural landscapes and cultural heritage through journeys featuring Burberry … Read the full press release
Posted in Apparel, Fashion & Beauty, Art & Culture, Business, Education, Entertainment, Environment, Financial, Government, Management, Marketing, Media, Retail, Science, United Kingdom
Tagged 170th anniversary, Antarctic expeditions, Arctic expedition, Burberry, Burberry and Chinese National Geography Launch Documentary Series Exploring China’s Natural Landscapes and Cultural Heritage, Burberry and Chinese National Geography Launch Documentary Series Highlighting China’s Landscapes and Cultural Heritage, Burberry and Chinese National Geography Partner to Showcase Outdoor Exploration Across China, Burberry Explores China’s Natural Wonders and Local Cultures in New Three-Part Documentary Collaboration, Burberry Greater China, Chen Kun, CHINA, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chinese National Geography, climate change, Cultural Heritage, documentary series, ecological conservation, Ecology, Expedition with Burberry, fashion heritage, gabardine, geography, geomorphology, Hanzhong Tiankeng, Huayin Laoqiang, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Josie Zhang, Li Shuanke, natural landscapes, outdoor exploration, outerwear, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Qinling Mountains, Quaternary geological environmental evolution, scientific literacy, Small Wild Goose Pagoda, Stone Seas, sustainable development, Tang dynasty, Thomas Burberry, Xi’an, Zhang Chenliang
(IN BRIEF) An international research team at GSI/FAIR has developed a new artificial intelligence-based simulation model called RHINE to improve understanding of how heavy elements form during stellar events such as neutron star mergers. The model uses machine learning and … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, European Union, Germany, Government, Science, Technology
Tagged artificial intelligence, Artificial Intelligence Helps Researchers Study How Neutron Star Mergers Produce Heavy Elements, astrophysical simulations, computational physics, deep learning, Dr Oliver Just, Dr Zewei Xiong, electromagnetic radiation, element formation, ERC, European Research Council, FAIR facility, GSI/FAIR, GSI/FAIR Advances Nuclear Astrophysics Research with Publicly Available RHINE Simulation Code, GSI/FAIR Research Team Develops AI-Based Simulation Model to Advance Understanding of Neutron Star Mergers, heavy element formation, heavy nuclides, hydrodynamic simulations, kilonova, Machine Learning, neural network, neutron star mergers, New RHINE Model Uses Machine Learning to Improve Simulations of Heavy Element Formation in Stellar Events, nuclear astrophysics, Nuclear Astrophysics & Structure, nuclear reactions, Physical Review D, r-process heating, r-process nucleosynthesis, rapid neutron capture, reference calculations, RHINE, source code, stellar events, stellar explosions
(IN BRIEF) INEOS and The Daily Mile Foundation are celebrating 10 years of partnership, during which The Daily Mile has grown from a simple classroom idea in Stirling, Scotland, into a global children’s health and wellbeing movement reaching more than … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Healthcare, Non Profit, Society, Sports, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 schools, 100 countries, 130 local partnerships, 15 minutes daily movement, 22, 5.5 million children, calmer classrooms, child-centered activity, children’s fitness, children’s health, children’s wellbeing, classroom wellbeing, daily physical activity, early years settings, Elaine Wyllie MBE, global school programme, healthy habits, inclusive physical activity, INEOS, INEOS Group, INEOS Partnership Helps The Daily Mile Grow from Scottish Classroom Idea into Global Children’s Wellbeing Movement, London, outdoor movement, physical education, ready to learn, run walk or wheel, school day, school fitness programme, SCHOOLS, Scotland, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Stirling, The Daily Mile, The Daily Mile Foundation, The Daily Mile Foundation and INEOS Celebrate 10 Years of Expanding Daily Physical Activity in Schools, The Daily Mile Marks Decade of INEOS Support as School Fitness Initiative Expands to 100 Countries, youth health
(IN BRIEF) M&S has launched Not Just Any Career, a new six-month training initiative offering 1,000 places for young people aged 18 to 24 across the UK and Ireland, with no degree required. The programme is designed to provide graduate-style … Read the full press release
Posted in Apparel, Fashion & Beauty, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Industrial, Internet & Online, Investment, Ireland, United Kingdom
Tagged 18 to 24-year-olds, AI-powered digital platform, Alan Milburn, career progression, confidence-building, employment opportunities, graduate-style training, His Majesty the King, leadership skills, M&S, M&S Creates 1000 Training Opportunities Across UK and Ireland Stores for Young People Starting Their Careers, M&S Launches 1000 No-Degree Training Places to Help Young People Build Long-Term Retail Careers, M&S Opens New Career Route for 18 to 24-Year-Olds Through Six-Month Retail Leadership Training Programme, Marks & Start, Marks and Spencer, mentoring, NEET, no degree required, Not Just Any Career, practical skills, retail careers, retail management, retail training, school leavers, shopfloor experience, Sir Gareth Southgate, store management, Stuart Machin, The King’s Trust, Thinus Keeve, UK and Ireland, workforce development, young people, young people not in employment education or training, Youth employment, youth unemployment
(IN BRIEF) Pearson has been selected as a partner in the UK Government’s AI Skills Boost initiative, a national programme aiming to upskill 10 million UK workers in artificial intelligence by 2030 through government-backed online courses. The initiative is designed … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Economy, Education, Financial, Government, Industrial, Internet & Online, Investment, Management, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged AI literacy, AI Minister, AI Skills Boost, AI workforce skills, Amazon, artificial intelligence, data science, Department for Science Innovation and Technology, digital credentialling, digital skills, DSIT, economic growth, education technology, employer confidence, Google, IBM, Kanishka Narayan, Lifelong Learning, London, machine learning engineering, Microsoft, online courses, Pearson, Pearson Joins UK Government AI Skills Boost Initiative to Support Workforce Upskilling at National Scale, productivity, Sharon Hague, skills assessment, skills verification, training, UK Government, UK Government Selects Pearson as Partner to Help Equip 10 Million Workers with AI Skills by 2030, United Kingdom, workforce readiness, workforce upskilling
(IN BRIEF) The EU’s Erasmus+ programme has reached a historic milestone in Germany, with one million students from the country having received funding for a study or internship placement abroad since the programme began in 1987. The National Agency for … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, European Union, Financial, Germany, Government, Industrial, International Trade, Investment, Society
Tagged blended mobility, Bonn, career opportunities, DAAD, Erasmus babies, Erasmus funding, Erasmus programme, Erasmus students, Erasmus+, Erasmus+ Milestone Highlights Germany’s Long-Standing Role in European Higher Education Mobility, Erasmus+ Reaches Historic Milestone with One Million Funded Students from Germany, Erasmus+ Reaches One Million Funded Students from Germany Since Programme Launch in 1987, European cooperation, European elections, European exchange programme, European Union, France, German Academic Exchange Service, German higher education institutions, Germany, higher education, intercultural competence, international education, international internships, international university collaboration, Italy, Joybrato Mukherjee, language skills, LMU, NA DAAD, NA DAAD Launches One in One Million Campaign to Celebrate Germany’s One Million Erasmus+ Students, National Agency for Erasmus+ University Cooperation, One in One Million, OneInOneMillion, personal development, social media campaign, Spain, Stephan Geifes, student mobility, study abroad, Sweden, university staff mobility, Uppsala
(IN BRIEF) The EIB Ireland Financing Group met in Dublin to strengthen cooperation between Ireland and the European Investment Bank Group across major investment priorities including transport, innovation, housing, education, business financing, agriculture, clean energy and sustainable mobility. Chaired by … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Banks, Business, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Ireland, Management, News, Real Estate, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged agriculture, agrifood innovation, Business Financing, clean energy, corporate research and development, Council of the European Union Presidency, Department of Finance, Department of Transport, digital economy, Dublin, EIB advisory cooperation, EIB Group, EIB Group and Irish Government Advance Partnership Following €900 Million in 2025 Financing, EIB Group Confirms New Support for Irish Agrifood and Public Charging Network Development, EIB Group Deepens Irish Investment Partnership Ahead of Ireland’s 2026 EU Council Presidency, EIB Ireland Financing Group, EIB Ireland Financing Group Meets in Dublin to Strengthen Investment Cooperation Across Key Sectors, EIF, electric vehicle charging, European Investment Bank, European Investment Fund, European investment policy, Healthcare, higher education, housing, housing delivery, Innovation and Clean Energy Investment, innovation financing, Ioannis Tsakiris, Ireland, Ireland and EIB Group Expand Cooperation on Agrifood, Irish farmers, Irish investment agenda, Minister for Finance, Public Charging Network, rural communities, Simon Harris, social housing, sustainable transport, Tánaiste, Taoiseach Micheál Martin, TRANSPORT, transport investment, water infrastructure, Zero Emission Vehicles Ireland, ZEVI
(IN BRIEF) An international research team involving the University of Hamburg has identified Early Cambrian bryozoan fossils for the first time, showing that these colonial animals existed around 520 million years ago. The fossils were discovered in the Xiannüdong Formation … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Management, Science, Technology
Tagged animal colonies, animal evolution, Australia, bryozoans, calcium carbonate, Cambrian biodiversity, Cambrian period, CHINA, colonial animals, Dayingomelission hexaclitia, division of labor, Dr Andrej Ernst, Early Cambrian, Early Cambrian Fossils from China Show Bryozoans Were More Ancient and Widespread Than Previously Known, Earth System Sciences, evolution of life, evolutionary biology, fossil discovery, fossils, Germany, International Research Team Reveals Earlier Evolution of Colonial Animal Life Through Cambrian Fossils, invertebrates, marine life, membrane-like structures, modern animals, modern imaging techniques, modular skeletons, muscle fibres, nature, Nature Study Identifies 520-Million-Year-Old Bryozoan Fossils and Sheds Light on the Origins of Animal Colonies, New Fossil Evidence Pushes the Origins of Bryozoans Back to Around 520 Million Years Ago, origins of animal life, paleontology, phosphate mineralisation, Protomelission gatehousei, Shaanxi Province, skeletal structures, soft tissue preservation, spines, Sweden, University of Hamburg, Xiannüdong Formation
(IN BRIEF) The University of Liverpool has announced the launch of the Chadwick Institute for Nuclear Innovation, a new initiative named after Sir James Chadwick, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist who discovered the neutron and previously served as Chair of Physics … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, Marketing, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Chadwick Institute for Nuclear Innovation, Christopher Clement, continuing professional development, CPD, data-informed policy, digital engineering, doctoral research programmes, environmental assessment, Faculty of Science and Engineering, ICRP, International Commission on Radiological Protection, International Radiation Protection Association, IRPA European Congress, Knowledge Exchange, Liverpool, Memorandum of Understanding, Mirion Technologies, MoU, New Chadwick Institute Positions University of Liverpool as a Collaboration Hub for Nuclear Innovation and Skills Development, nuclear energy systems, nuclear engineering, nuclear innovation, nuclear materials, Nuclear Physics, nuclear research, nuclear science, nuclear sector, nuclear technology, nuclear transport, plasma technologies, professional skills, Professor Laura Harkness, Professor Peter Bryant, radiation protection, radiological protection, research collaboration, Sir James Chadwick, Sizewell C, skills pipeline, summer schools, Supply Chain Management, Training and Knowledge Exchange, UK, University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Establishes New Nuclear Innovation Institute Named in Honour of Sir James Chadwick, University of Liverpool Expands Nuclear Sector Collaboration with New Institute and International Partnership Agreement, virtual engineering, WNTI, WNTI and ICRP Sign Agreement to Support Nuclear Research, World Nuclear Transport Institute
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