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Schistosomiasis solution is not as simple as mass drug administration: Lamberton Lab takes a holistic approach to break the cycle of infection	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	Schisto_Persist aims to understand why schistosomiasis is not reducing in some areas despite nearly 20 years of mass drug administration. Overarching questions: What is the best way to monitor schistosome infections and drug efficacy? Has praziquantel resistance been selected for and what is its potential for spread? What other factors drive maintained transmission? What other factors affect parasite clearance? All require improved diagnostics and interpretation to be answered. Here we discuss the advances the Lamberton Lab are making for Schistosoma diagnostics.	Poppy	Lamberton	University of Glasgow	Schisto_Persist Project	Biology, Medicine, Society	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
The experience of war: the WARFUN project	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	WARFUN investigates the plurality of experiences and affective grammars that are generally neglected by normative approaches. Anthropological studies have emphasised the ambivalent sentiments that arise as troubles escalate during large-scale violence and the crucial role that social actors have in determining the magnitude and consequences of conflict. War can only be understood through the broadest and the most complex assemblages of emotions and imagination available. By taking the wide array of sensations and emotions into account, we will be equipped to understand how war blurs the boundaries between the extraordinary and the ordinary and foresee the long-term, articulated effects of war on those who practice it.	Antonio	De Lauri	Chr. Michelsen Institute.	WARFUN Project	Philosophy, Psychology, Society	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Developing commercial mushroom and vegetable production in an integrated food-to-waste-to-food biosystem	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	VegWaMus CirCrop aims to develop commercial mushroom and vegetable production into an integrated food-to-waste-to-food biosystem. The objective is to close the loop between food waste-based biogas production and reuse of the output after anaerobic digestion. Integrated mushroom cultivation is interesting from a circular approach; organic wastes are utilised for energy and crop production in a closed system.	Agnieszka	Jasinska	Poznan University of Life Sciences	VegWaMus Project	Agri-Foodstuffs, Climate & Environment, Nature & Biodiversity, Trade & Industry	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Smart personalised nutrition	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The overall objective of Stance4Health is to develop a complete smart personalised nutrition service based on the use of mobile technologies as well as tailored food production that will optimise gut microbiota activity and long-term consumer engagement. The project will focus on both the adult population (lean and overweight people) and children (lean, obese coeliac disease or food allergy).	José	Ángel Rufián Henares	Universidad de Granada	STANCE4HEALTH Project	Agri-Foodstuffs, Society	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Evaluating and acting on health and social vulnerabilities during the COVID-19 pandemic	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The rise of emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the last 20 years has increased the need for improved prevention and response. The EU-funded SoNAR-Global project will establish a sustainable international social science network to attract the active participation of social sciences and advance complementarity and synergy in the governance of prevention and response to EIDs and AMR. The project is driven by social scientists specialising in EIDs and AMR and aims to become an integral part of emergency response. SoNAR-Global will develop an open-access platform, adapt, test and assess vulnerability assessment tools and engagement models, and create and assess curricula for training social scientists and non-social sciences actors interested in working with them.	Tamara	Giles-Vernick	Institut Pasteur, SoNAR-Global	SoNAR-Global Project	Crisis Management, Medicine, Policy, Society	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
PURE: Prototyping emerging products from lignocellulose by zero waste pathways	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	This ERC PoC project studies the viability of lignocellulose-based resources for the synthesis of potentially fully bio-based speciality chemicals. It aims at introducing novel and sustainable yet cost-effective chemical manufacturing processes to a multi-billion market. Its objectives are to confirm the feasibility of upscaling it to an industrially relevant scale, outlining a solid strategy delineating the optimum product-market fit and paths towards commercialisation.	Katalin	Barta	University of Graz	PoC PURE Project	Chemistry, Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Cell ‘mechanomics’ A novel approach for precision nanomedicine in cancer	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The project goal is to provide an integrative approach for the rational and personalised design of drug carriers in cancer, using the mechanical properties of cells and particles as the main principle for drug targeting— based on cell uptake. Our unique approach uses physical differences between normal and cancer cells that can define the capacity of a given particle to be engulfed by a deformable cell in order to promote specificity of therapy. In the project, we aim to establish a correlation between cancer cell deformability, malignancy and ‘phagocytosis’. The project includes advanced technologies of microfluidics, nanotechnology and theoretical physical model.	Ofra	Benny	The Hebrew University of Jerusalem	MTrix Project	Biology, Medicine	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Initiating short-distance regional supply chains of timber products	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The project aims to initiate short-distance regional supply chains of timber products in the business sector and raise the demand for such products in several European countries. This will be achieved by implementing and extending the eco-label Holz von Hier® (or Low Carbon Timber® in non-German speaking countries) in value chains and raising awareness of the meaning and usability of certified products among private and public customers and professionals.	Gabriele	Bruckner	Holz von Hier	LIFE Climate Value Chains	Climate & Environment, Trade & Industry	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Developing high-performance heat exchangers for low-emission power systems	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The InDEStruct project is a collaborative engineering design doctoral training programme that provides a model for developing technology leaders, enabling them to apply scientific methods from academia to interdisciplinary industrial design. InDEStruct is driven by the need to develop more efficient and lower emission engine systems, with air charge cooling identified as the key enabling technology. To meet the challenge, InDEStruct brought together a consortium of industrial and academic partners in a novel and bespoke doctoral training programme, with four doctorates covering diverse aspects of mechanical engineering: structural vibration, stress and thermal analysis, additive manufacturing, multifunctional metamaterials, fatigue and materials development.	Milena	Bavaresco	University of Parana	InDEStruct Project	Climate & Environment, Energy	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Building for the future	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The IDEAS project is an innovative building-integrated RES utilising solar energy, thermal storage and heat pump technologies to generate electricity, heating and cooling. This hybrid energy efficiency application will benefit multi-purpose public and commercial buildings across a range of urban and rural climatic conditions. This will enable families, communities, and businesses to contribute to creating a low-carbon, sustainable future.	Sarah	McCormack	Trinity College Dublin	IDEAS Project	Built Environment, Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Global mobility of employees: creating an audit tool to support good practice	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action ‘Global Mobility of Employees’ (GLOMO) strives for a comprehensive investigation of global mobility into EU countries and within the EU and its impact on international careers. Using qualitative and quantitative research methods, 15 early-stage researchers and their supervisors explore the conditions for career mobility and advancement among self-initiated expatriates in Europe. The studies analyse key variables at the micro-level of individual employees, meso-level variables across a sample of different companies and macro-level factors capturing different institutional contexts at the national level.	Michael	Dickmann	Cranfield University	GLOMO Project	Society	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Global Mobility of Employees: Issues, results and impacts of the GLOMO project	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action ‘Global Mobility of Employees’ (GLOMO) strives for a comprehensive investigation of global mobility into EU countries and within the EU and its impact on international careers. Using qualitative and quantitative research methods, 15 early-stage researchers and their supervisors explore the conditions for career mobility and advancement among self-initiated expatriates in Europe. The studies analyse key variables at the micro level of individual employees, meso level variables across a sample of different companies and macro-level factors capturing different institutional contexts at the national level.	Maike	Andresen	University of Bamberg	GLOMO Project	Society	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Unearthing unknown archaeological sites in the Attab to Ferka region in Sudan: the 2022 season of the DiverseNile project	27-08-2022	27-08-2022	The multidisciplinary ERC Consolidator Grant project DiverseNile explores a crucial part of northern Sudan as a case study to reconstruct Bronze Age biographies (c. 1750–1200 BCE) beyond the present cultural categories ‘Egyptian’ and ‘Nubian’. The main hypothesis that is addressed by interdisciplinary methods is that degrees of cultural diversity become archaeologically more visible in the peripheral zones of urban sites.	Julia	Budka	Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München	DIVERSENILE Project	Archaeology	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Can microbiota modulation prevent the development of fatty liver disease?	27-08-2022	13-09-2022	The work described in this article is part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network “Building a Gut Microbiome Engineering Toolbox for In-Situ Therapeutic Treatments for Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease”. We aim to develop new microbial therapies for the treatment of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Various strains from the Bacteroidetes phylum were investigated for beneficial traits protecting against NAFLD.	Diego	Garcia de la Morena	University of Groningen	BestTreat Project	Biology, Medicine	The PRj Volume 14	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Striving for an adaptive, iterative, and proactive food safety system	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	FoodSafety4EU contributes to enhancing common efforts and building synergies within the EU Food Safety System through the co-design of an integrated and multi-stakeholder platform. This enables a network of FSS actors at the national, European and international levels to access resources efficiently, synchronise food safety research strategies, and share and exchange scientific knowledge.	Veronica	Lattanzio	National Research Council of Italy	FOODSAFETY 4EU	Agri-Foodstuffs, Society	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Counting every tree because every tree counts	07-05-2022	20-05-2022	This project aims towards a wall-to-wall identification of trees in global drylands and a study of their ecological services and socio-environmental determinants. The project will apply a new generation of satellite imagery at sub-metre resolution and extensive field data in conjunction with fully convolutional neural networks, a deep learning technique being able to identify objects within imagery at unprecedented accuracy. In doing so, we will lay the groundwork for new insights into the contribution of human agency and climate change to the distribution of dryland trees and their role in mitigating degradation, climate change and poverty.	Martin	Brandt	University of Copenhagen	TOFDRY Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Cardiac arrhythmia	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	There is an urgent need to better understand and localise the sources of cardiac arrhythmia in order to improve its treatment. In this project, we propose a radical new approach of applying network theory to study the mechanisms of cardiac arrhythmia. Currently, network theory has a myriad of applications throughout biology, physics and social sciences. However, it has never been applied to the heart. In this proposal, we will apply network theory to clinical data of cardiac arrhythmia, backed-up by computer simulations, to automatically detect the source of the arrhythmia for complex atrial tachycardia, atrial fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia.As we will identify possible ablation targets, the goal of this project is to improve the treatment for the patient.	Nele	Vandersickel	GHENT UNIVERSITY	SMARTHEART Project	Biology, Medicine, Society	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
The SCORE project: finding Earth 2.0 Does life exist elsewhere in the Universe?	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	The goal of the SCORE project is to enable the detection of other Earths orbiting bright, close-by Sun-like stars for which future ground and space-based missions will be able to characterise their atmosphere in the search for signatures of life elsewhere in the Universe.	Xavier	Dumusque	University of Geneva	SCORE Project	Space	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Thirst increases astrocytic release and synthesis of D-serine to promote water procurement	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	SCCMI uses single-cell sequencing to gain a whole-brain understanding of memory and motivational states. Study of thirst revealed the primary transcriptional response in the brain to occur in glial cells. Astrocytes upregulate the expression of an enzyme required to synthesise D-serine, a coagonist of neuronal NMDA-type glutamate receptors. D-serine, in turn, facilitates neural circuits that promote water procurement behaviours.	Scott	Waddell	OXFORD UNIVERSITY	SCCMMI Project	Biology, Science	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Breaking the limits in glycan recognition by NMR Glycans are everywhere.	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	Breaking the limits in glycan recognition by NMR (RECGLYCANMR) is a multidisciplinary project that combines state-of-the-art chemistry and chemical biology methods, including in vitro and in-cell NMR, and biophysics protocols under crowding conditions to ask and answer pivotal questions related to sugar molecular recognition in Nature that are intimately related to infection and inflammation diseases.	Jesus	Jimenez-Barbero	CIC bioGUNE	RECGLYCANMR Project	Biology, Chemistry, Medicine	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Reactive fluids for intensified thermal energy conversion	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	With the aim to effectively increase the performances of power plants, refrigeration systems and heat pumps, this project proposes the use of equilibrated reactive working fluids instead of inert ones. It applies an original methodology that integrates thermodynamic and kinetic predictive tools to discover and characterise suitable reactive fluids, allowing for the quantification of the effects of reaction features on system performance and optimal architecture.	Silvia	Lasala	Université de Lorraine	REACHER Project	Chemistry, Climate & Environment, Energy	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Development of practical tools for a circular water economy in H2020	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	Project Ô demonstrates how local, small loops of water management can be beneficial in alleviating the pressures over a water management system while allowing for a circular economy vision of water. The project provides tools and approaches for the reuse/ recycle of water while assessing social acceptability and effects over the system.	Giulia	Molinari	IRIS srl	PROJECT O	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Robotic detection of early breast cancer	07-05-2022	12-05-2022	The multidisciplinary CRUK/EPSRC funded project “MAMMOBOT” aims to create a miniature flexible robot to navigate the mammary ducts and detect breast cancer early. The robot will be equipped with optical sensors using principles of endomicroscopy, OCT and Raman spectroscopy, to carry out in situ histopathology.	Christos	Beregeles	Kings College London	MAMMOBOT Project	Biology, Future Technologies, Medicine	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Through each other’s eyes: using first person perspective footage to enhance video feedback methods for parents and babies	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	Despite decades of research and parenting support programmes, children of mentally ill mothers remain substantially more likely to have mental health problems themselves. In this project, we shed new light on how to harness the potential of modifying parenting for the prevention of child mental health risk, and we study parenting using detailed, ecologically valid and genetically sensitive designs.	Rebecca	Pearson	Bristol University	MHINT Project	Society	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
An academic–industrial collaboration delivering better starting points for drug discovery: new compound libraries driven by intelligent design	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	Project iDesign’s primary research objective is to deliver better starting points for early-stage drug discovery. To this end, we have synthesised compound libraries comprising molecules that are demonstrably novel, structurally and functionally diverse, and lead-like in character. Designed with safety considerations from the outset, our libraries interrogate underexplored regions of chemical space and therefore complement existing diversity sets.	Liam	Cox	University of Birmingham	IDESIGN Project	Medicine	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Cracking the quantum gravity conundrum	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	The main goal of the HiSS project is to approach quantum gravity from a completely new direction—by providing the first working example of higher spin gravity (HiSGRA). HiSS will construct new consistent models of quantum gravity along the higher spin gravity lines, and explore and prove dualities in the condensed matter systems, which can be explained by higher spin symmetry and deduced from HiSGRA.	Evgeny	Skvortsov	University of Mons	HISS Project	Aerospace, Physics	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Writing on the margins: graffiti in Italy (seventh to sixteenth centuries)	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	The ERC AdvGrant Graff-IT project aims to develop a new interdisciplinary approach to the study of medieval and Renaissance graffiti (seventh—sixteenth century) as a historical source. The project will have an innovative and groundbreaking effect on the study of graffiti in their multifaceted complexity: writing, image, language, and material aspects. Innovative tools and methods will be used to build out the first digital archive of Italian graffiti.	Carlo	Tedeschi	University “G. d’Annunzio” of Chieti Pescara	GRAFF-IT Project	History & Antiquities	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Global Mobility of Employees: understanding societal, organisational and individual patterns	07-05-2022	11-06-2022	GLOMO strives for a comprehensive investigation of global mobility into EU countries and within the EU and its impact on international careers. Fifteen early-stage researchers and their supervisors explore career mobility and advancement conditions among self-initiated expatriates in Europe. Studies analyse key variables at the micro, meso and macro levels capturing different institutional contexts at the national level.	Michael	Dickmann	Cranfield University	GLOMO Project	Economics, Society	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
How much groundwater is there, and how long will it last?	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	Inspired by decades of excessive groundwater pumping and aquifer depletion, GEOWAT will answer the question: How much groundwater is there and how long will it last? GEOWAT will use unique global modelling tools and case studies to assess the global volume of physically and economically extractable fresh groundwater, and determine the time to physical and economic depletion under future pumping.	Marc	Bierkens	Utrecht University.	GEOWAT Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Towards a three-dimensional mapping of virus-host proximal protein interactions	07-05-2022	12-05-2022	The SARS-CoV-2 proximal interactome project sets out to build a comprehensive, three-dimensional map of protein virus-host protein interactions inside living human cells. It aims to shed light on unknown mechanisms of infection. It is made possible by a combination of advanced interactomics techniques coupled with algorithms for the 3D visualisation of networks.	Yorgos	Sofianatos		SARS-CoV-2 Project	Biology, Computing, Medicine	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Sudden cardiac arrest prediction and resuscitation network: improving the quality of care (PARQ)	07-05-2022	07-05-2022	PARQ aims to create a network of researchers across Europe whose overall aim is to reduce the societal burden of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). To reach this aim, PARQ will conduct studies that focus on two dimensions: (1) prevention of SCA through the discovery of its inherited, acquired, and environmental causes, and their interaction, and improved recognition of individuals at risk; and (2) improvement of survival chances after SCA through the development and implementation of resuscitation treatments in the community.	Hanno	L. Tan	University of Amsterdam	COST PARQ Project	Medicine	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
The EU LIFE integrated project Coast to Coast Climate Challenge apply partnerships to create systemic innovation in climate change adaptation	07-05-2022	20-05-2022	Coast to Coast Climate Challenge is the first LIFE IP project on climate adaptation. The project aims to create climate-resilient cities in a climate-resilient region. We do this based on the local climate adaptation plans the municipalities made back in 2014. The efforts in the project must be made more coherent and holistic, with added value and long-term sustainability.	Dorthe	Selmer	C2C CC	C2C CC Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Forms of humanitarian diplomacy	07-05-2022	12-05-2022	The project aims to study the policies, practices and impact of humanitarian diplomacy as conducted by state actors and international organisations. This study is of crucial importance to understand the effects of the growing overlap between humanitarian efforts and states’ foreign policy and the different ways humanitarian diplomacy is used to address complex emergencies and crises.	Antonio	De Lauri	Michelsen Institute and Norwegian Centre for Humanitarian Studies	HUMDIPLO Project	Society	The PRj Volume 13	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Ancient angels as key to modern society	18-03-2022	18-03-2022	The making of Angels in Late Antiquity: Theology and Aesthetics (ALATA)” combines texts (in Ancient Greek, Coptic, and Syriac) and images (chiefly ancient mosaics) to research the origins of Christian angels’ figures.	Delphine	Lauritzen	Sorbonne Université, Paris	ALATA Project	History & Antiquities	The PRj Volume 07	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Silicon-photonics microwave oscillators closer to commercialisation	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Silicon-photonics microwave oscillators closer to commercialisation	Alejandro	Martínez	Universitat Politècnica de València	SIOMO Project	Aerospace, Science, Space	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
What happens when Chinese firms invest in European infrastructure	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	What happens when Chinese firms invest in European infrastructure	Giles	Mohan	The Open University, UK	REDEFINE Project	Economics, Society	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
KillCancer: nanobody-targeted photodynamic therapy to kill cancer	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	KillCancer: nanobody-targeted photodynamic therapy to kill cancer	Sabrina	Oliveira	Utrecht University	KILLCANCER Project	Biology, Medicine, Science	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Brains that fire together wire together: interbrain plasticity underlies interaction-based learning	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Brains that fire together wire together: interbrain plasticity underlies interaction-based learning	Simone	Shamay-Tsoory	University of Haifa, Israel	INTERPLASTIC Project	Psychology, Science, Society	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Artificial intelligence for air quality	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Artificial intelligence for air quality	Martin	Schultz	Julich Supercomputing Center	IntelliAQ Project	Aerospace, Climate & Environment, Computing	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Evolution in maximised efficiency engines for space applications: from GIESEPP to GIESEPP MP	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Evolution in maximised efficiency engines for space applications: from GIESEPP to GIESEPP MP	Cyril	Dietz	ArianeGroup GmbH	GIESEPP MP	Space	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Gearing-Roles launches the Nobel Run board game to give visibility to women in science	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Gearing-Roles launches the Nobel Run board game to give visibility to women in science	Maria	Lopez Belloso	Gearing Roles	GEARING ROLES Project	Ethics in Research, Gender Equality	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
European sudden cardiac arrest network: towards prevention, education, and new effective treatments	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	European sudden cardiac arrest network: towards prevention, education, and new effective treatments	Hanno	Tan	Amsterdam University Medical Center	ESCAPE-NET Project	Communications, Computing, Medicine, Society	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Natural technologies for sustainability: accelerating implementation	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Natural technologies for sustainability: accelerating implementation	Francesco	Mastrapasqua	EPTA	EPTA Life-C4R Project	Agri-Foodstuffs, Climate & Environment, Engineering, Trade & Industry	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Efficient design of labs-on-a-chip	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Efficient design of labs-on-a-chip	Robert	Wille	Johannes Kepler University Linz	DA QC Project	Computing, Future Technologies, Medicine, Science	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Atoms are small and fast, devices are big and slow: COGRA bridges the gap	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Atoms are small and fast, devices are big and slow: COGRA bridges the gap	Dennis M.	Kochmann	ETH Zurich, Switzerland	COGRA Project	Engineering, Science, Trade & Industry	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Autonomous shipping initiative for European waters	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Autonomous shipping initiative for European waters	Marco Molica	Colella	CIAOTECH srl (PNO Group)	CIAOTECH SRL Project	Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries, Climate & Environment, Future Technologies, Science, Trade & Industry, Transport	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Consortium for Hall Effect Orbital Propulsion System (CHEOPS)	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Consortium for Hall Effect Orbital Propulsion System (CHEOPS)	Vanessa	Vial	Safran Aircraft Engines	CHEOPS Project	Aerospace, Space	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
BrennerLEC - Brenner Lower Emissions Corridor	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	BrennerLEC Brenner Lower Emissions Corridor	Ilaria	De Biasi	BrennerLEC	BrennerLEC Project	Built Environment, Climate & Environment, Society, Transport	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
How do bees move across the landscapes?	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	How do bees move across the landscapes?	Alexandre	Dore	University Toulouse III, France	Bee-Move Project	Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries, Climate & Environment, Nature & Biodiversity	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Advanced manufacturing solutions tightly aligned with business needs	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Advanced manufacturing solutions tightly aligned with business needs	Gaetano	Patrimia	PRIMA Industrie	AVANGARD Project	Climate & Environment, Trade & Industry	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Twinning coordination action for spreading excellence in Aerial Robotics	31-01-2022	31-01-2022	Twinning coordination action for spreading excellence in Aerial Robotics	Stjepan	Bogdan,	University of Zagreb	AeRoTwin Project	Aerospace, Science, Trade & Industry	The PRj Volume 12	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
LIFE Level(s) mainstreaming sustainable buildings in Europe	29-10-2021	02-02-2022	Mainstreaming sustainable buildings in Europe through awareness and adoption of the Level(s) Framework.	Benjamin	Petrović	Croatia GBC	LIFE LEVEL(s) Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Secure and resilient electrical power and energy systems: the SDN-microSENSE project	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Developing a set of cyberattacks mechanisms to ensure electrical power and energy systems are secure and resilient.	Panagiotis	Radoglou-Grammatikis	University of Western Macedonia	MICROSENSE Project	Computing	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Results of and lessons learned from TARGET	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Result and lessons from supporting seven institutions in develop and implement reflexive gender equality policies.	Angela	Wroblewski	Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna	TARGET Project	Gender Equality, Policy, Society	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
SynBioBrain: building biological computers from bacterial	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Building biological computers from bacterial populations.	Neythen J	Treloar	University College London	SynBoBrain Project	Biology, Medicine, Science	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Training a new generation of researchers for effective forest management strategies under the effect of global warming: the ETN Skill-For.Action	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Training a new generation of researchers for effective forest management strategies under the effect of global warming.	Stefano	Grigolato	University of Padova	SKILL FOR ACTION Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Rethinking debt by its limits	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	How can we rethink debt as a more sustainable and integrative social medium?	Bertram	Lomfeld	Free University Berlin	RESOLVENCY Project	Economics	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
The upgrade in human evolution? It’s a matter of TIME!	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	The human evolution story is set to become more precise and detailed thanks to RESOLUTION.	Sahra	Talamo	Bologna University	RESOLUTION Project	Chemistry, History & Antiquities, Science, Society	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Radioactive isotopes: astrophysics answers in abundance	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Advancing our understanding of the solar system and life within it using radioactive nuclei.	Benjamin	Wehmeyer	Konkoly Observatory, Hungary and University of Hertfordshire	RADIOSTAR Project	Space	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Instantaneity beyond time	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Modifying current metaphysics and its relationship with cosmology in the light of recent scientific debates in quantum gravity and quantum cosmology.	Silvia	De Bianchi	Autonomous University of Barcelona	PROTEUS Project	Philosophy, Physics, Space	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
PROTEOFIT: healthy, fit muscle cells for exercise and obesity prevention	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Healthy, fit muscle cells for exercise and obesity prevention.	Alexander	Bartelt	Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany	PROTEOFIT Project	Biology, Society	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
The twilight zone of the Earth’s carbon cycle	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Entering the ‘Twilight Zone’ to understand the extent to which the ocean can mitigate the increase of atmospheric CO2.	Marti	Gali	OPERA co-PI	OPERA Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
ONCORNET2.0 launch online	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Oncogenic GPCR Network of Excellence and Training set to focus on drug discovery following online launch.	Martine	Smit	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	ONCORNET2.0	Biology, Medicine	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Correlative electron-photon spectroscopy without a laser	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Developing scanning electron microscopes into a practical tool for probing electron dynamics at the nanoscale.	Nahid	Talebi	University of Kiel	NANOBEAM Project	Physics, Science	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Behavioural signatures of intergenerational transmission of mental health: triangulation of epidemiology and developmental psychology	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Harnessing the potential of modifying parenting for the prevention of child mental health.	Rebecca	Pearson	University of Bristol	MHINT Project	Psychology, Society	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Newly discovered role of a breast cancer geneBRCA2in human reproduction	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Newly discovered role of breast cancer gene BRCA2 in human reproduction.	Hiroki	Shibuya	University of Gothenburg	MEIOTIC TELOMERE Project	Biology, Medicine	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Responsible reduction of nitrates in the comprehensive water cycle	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Using rice straw to reduce the concentration of nitrates in the water cycle.	Placid Madramany	Sanchis	LIFE LIBERNITRATE CONSORTIUM	LIFE LIBERNITRATE Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
A local, healthy, and sustainable food factory on wheels	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	A local, healthy, and sustainable food factory on wheels!	Inge	de Bresser	EUFIC – European Food Information Council	FOX Project	Agri-Foodstuffs	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
EcoCare: sustainable design for absorbent hygiene	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Reducing the environmental impact of absorbent hygiene products (AHP) using sustainable eco-technology.	Stefanie	Glathe	Procter & Gamble Service GmbH, Germany	LIFE EcoCare Project	Climate & Environment, Society, Trade & Industry	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Composite Mould Based on 3D Printing—COMBO3D	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Composite Mould Based On 3D printing: hybrid manufacturing and newly designed materials open new possibilities in production technology.	Swen	Zaremba	Technical University of Munich	COMBO3D Project	Trade & Industry, Transport	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Beyond Massive MIMO: Living at the interface of electromagnetics and information theory	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Expanding the frontiers of wireless communication by unifying information theory and electromagnetic theory to characterise ‘wireless waves’.	Michalis	Matthaiou	Queen's University, Belfast	BEATRICE Project	Communications, Computing, Science	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
What do ancient names reveal about identities in the past?	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	What do ancient names reveal about identities past? Examining Scandinavian Iron Age naming behaviour from the perspective of material culture.	Sofie Laurine	Albris	Bergen University	ArcNames Project	Archaeology, History & Antiquities, Society	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Back to Egypt: the 2021 season of the Ankh-Hor project in Luxor	28-10-2021	02-02-2022	Back to Egypt: resuming the study of neglected finds from the tomb of Ankh-Hor in Asasif, Egypt.	Julia	Budka	LMU Munich	ANKH-HOR Project	Archaeology	The PRj Volume 11	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Closing the mineral cycle in dairy farming	08-09-2021	02-02-2022	Lely Sphere allows dairy farmers to limit the emissions of ammonia from their barns significantly, use the captured ammonia as fertiliser, and divide the animal manure into two mineral streams, giving the farmer the ability to optimise fertilisation for crops and soils by using the value of emissions.	Clemens	Duijnisveld	Lely	LIFE CMCD Project	Agri-Foodstuffs, Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Coniferous forests in the Mediterranean: an ecosystem of vital importance, threatened by forest management deficit	06-09-2021	02-02-2022	Forests constitute a fundamental piece of the territorial landscape. They supply raw materials, protect settlements, infrastructures, regulate the hydrological cycle and purification of water. In the context of the climate crisis, the role that forests play is in mitigating climate change, being the main terrestrial carbon sink of the Land Use Sector, Changes in Land Use and Forestry (LULUCF).	Miguel Chamón	Fernández	General Directorate of Natural Environment of Murcia Region	LIFE FOREST CO2 Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Natural technologies for sustainability	06-09-2021	02-02-2022	Eptas Full Transcritical Efficiency (FTE) and Extreme Temperature Efficiency (ETE) systems, will substantially contribute to replacing HCFC and HFC greenhouse refrigerants with CO2 in commercial refrigeration in a very simple, efficient and reliable way in any country, with any external temperature, allowing 10 per cent energy and 30 per cent installation and maintenance savings.	Francesco	Mastrapasqua	Epta Refrigeration	LIFE C4R Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Quantum computers are coming! But how to use their potential?	06-09-2021	02-02-2022	Quantum computing is becoming a reality, but automated methods and software tools for this technology are just beginning. DA QC project aims to develop automatic and efficient methods, e.g. for simulation, compilation, or verification of quantum circuits and will exploit design automation expertise proven powerful for conventional circuits and systems hardly utilised in quantum computing.	Robert	Wille	Technical University Munich	DA QC Project	Computing	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Using plasmons to harness infrared solar light	06-09-2021	02-02-2022	Increasing pressure to reduce global warming and deliver sustainable energy production requires innovative solutions. For instance in conventional solar cells the Infrared (IR) solar light is typically wasted, yet it has potential for photocurrent delivery. Employing low-cost and scalable methods the PLASMIONICO project is delivering some promising results.	Luis A.	Pérez	Institute of Materials Research of Barcelona	PLASMIONICO Project	Energy	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Merging advanced sensing techniques and simulation tools for future structural health monitoring technologies	06-09-2021	02-02-2022	Smart and autonomous mechanical structures that can perform online control of their health are critical in the future needs of energy transport to achieve greater reliability and performance of the employed structures (aircrafts, wind turbines, bridges etc.). By optimising maintenance and the capability to operate in degraded mode, this development in technology will be able to anticipate actions during service before downtime or failure occurs.	Ludovic	Chamoin	Université Paris-Saclay	DREAM-ON Project	Climate & Environment, Energy	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Carbon smart forestry under climate change	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Forest ecosystems are important components of the global carbon cycle. Four billion hectares of forest ecosystems (about 30 percent of the global land area) store large reservoirs of carbon, together holding more than double the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.	Dr Astrid	Reischl	Technical University of Munich	CARE4C Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
MetaCliniq: a metabolomics tool for the development of a personalised nutrition service within the Stance4Health project	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Unhealthy dietary patterns are leading to an increase in non-communicable diseases, and great efforts are being paid to promote healthier diets and lifestyles around the world.	José	Henares	University of Granada	Stance4Health Project	Agri-Foodstuffs	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Secure and private smart grid: the SPEAR project	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	The digital world we currently enjoy with intelligent environments and smart devices has not been accomplished without difficulty. Intelligent objects make our lives comfortable, more straightforward and automated.	Panagiotis	Sarigiannidis	Karamanli & Ligeris	SPEAR Project	Computing	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Cleaning our seas and oceans of plastic litter	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	As a leading player in the global offshore market, Allseas is concerned about the future of our planet. Working every day at sea, we witness first-hand the devastating impact plastic pollution has on the world’s oceans and marine life.	Elise	Blondel	Allseas, Poortweg 12, The Netherlands	LIFE SouPLess Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
A global social sciences network for infectious threats and antimicrobial resistance	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	The rise of emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the last 20 years increases the need for improved prevention and response.	Tamara	Giles-Vernick	Institut Pasteur, Paris, France	SoNAR-Global Project	Biology, Computing, Science, Society	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Combatting internet time shifters	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	The Network Time Protocol (NTP) synchronises computer systems across the internet (typically within a few milliseconds of Coordinated Universal Time) and is ubiquitously deployed.	Michael	Schapira	The Hebrew University of Jerusalem	SIREN	Computing	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
What computational sciences can do for your heart	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Most people know someone suffering from cardiovascular disease. There are 15 million people in Europe currently living with heart failure. Not only does the condition lead to a lasting and significant impact on physical health, but it also affects overall well-being, manifesting in issues such as anxiety or mood swings.	Michèle	Barbier	Inria Sophia Antipolis	SimCardioTest	Biology, Computing, Medicine	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
PROmoting integrity in the use of RESearch results	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Good, effective policymaking—that produces outcomes that benefit, protect and sustain society, communities, groups and individuals - depends upon robust, rigorous, and interpretable research. If research is flawed by lack of integrity and by being unethically conducted, it is of no use to policymakers.	Emmanuel	Detsis	European Science Foundation	PRO-RES	Ethics in Research, Policy	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
ProFuture: shaping the future of microalgae proteins in Europe	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	With a global population expected to reach 10 billion by 2050, there is an increasing demand for sustainable proteins sources as an alternative to conventional animal-based foods and feeds.	Massimo	Castellari	IRTA - Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology	ProFuture	Agri-Foodstuffs	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
How does the viability of bone-restricted osteocytes regulate bone atrophy?	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Although the skeleton appears stiff and solid, it is, in fact, a dynamic and sensitive network, demanding a fine balance between the bone-resorbing osteoclasts and the bone-forming osteoblasts. Disruption of this homeostasis frequently leads to exaggerated bone degradation by osteoclasts, manifesting in pathological bone loss.	Aline	Bozec	Universitätsklinikum Erlangen	ODE	Biology, Medicine	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
From advanced aircraft design to drug delivery	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	The sonic boom of aircraft has been known since the early days of supersonic aviation. It both fascinates and frightens mankind, even today. Put simply, a flying object that moves faster than the air in front of it can be pushed away causes a very strong and fast compression of the air.	Nikolaus	A. Adams	Technical University of Munich	NANOSHOCK	Mathematical Science, Physics	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
The long road to determine microplastic trends in a Baltic Sea catchment	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	The behaviour and accumulation of microplastics (MPs) in the marine environment has been studied for years but is still poorly understood. In this context, the interdisciplinary MicroCatch_Balt consortium, consisting of environmental scientists, microbiologists, modellers, computer scientists, and ocean managers, is investigating the significance of land-based inputs as a source of MPs into the ocean.	Prof. Dr Matthias	Labrenz	Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde (IOW)	MICROCATCH	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Spectrally resolved outgoing longwave radiation and its applications for the study of climate	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Earth’s climate is determined by the flow of energy coming in and out of the Earth-atmosphere system. When reaching the atmosphere, a fraction (about 30 percent) of the incoming Sun’s radiation is directly reflected into space. The remaining part is absorbed by the atmosphere and Earth’s surface and reemitted as heat back into space.	Simon	Whitburn	Université Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium	iASi-FT	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
Wage inequality within and across firms: the role of market forces, government and firm policies	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Wage inequality has increased sharply in many industrialised countries over the past decades. In Germany, for example, real (i.e. inflation-adjusted) wages at the bottom 10 percent of the wage distribution declined by more than 15 percent between 1995 and 2010, whereas real wages at the top 10 percent of the wage distribution rose by more than 12 percent over the same period.	Uta	Schönberg	University College London	FirmIneq	Society	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
How to unmask unique vulnerabilities in leukaemia	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Acute myeloid leukaemias (AML) include a greatly heterogeneous group of haematologic malignancies that affects about 3–4 per 100,000 individuals yearly, resulting in 15–20,000 newly diagnosed patients each year in Europe. AML most commonly affects elderly people, with a median age that has reached 70 years.	Maria Paola	Martelli	University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy	ContraNPM1AML Project	Biology, Medicine	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
The collapse of atmospheric turbulence	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	Many of us are fascinated by the daily weather. After all, continuously changing weather patterns affect the majority of our activities and plans. Yet, although we are familiar with day-time weather phenomena, such as the appearance of fair-weather clouds, most of us have not have realised that ‘night-time’ weather can be just as fascinating and relevant.	Bas	van de Wiel	Delft University of Technology, Netherlands	COAT Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
The lower emissions Brenner Corridor	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	European city authorities are implementing low emission zones (LEZs) in the fight to tackle high concentrations of air pollutants produced by urban traffic.1These zones protect specific areas by prohibiting or severely discouraging the access of the most pollutant vehicles.	Ilaria	De Biasi	The BrennerLEC Project Team	BrennerLEC Project	Climate & Environment	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)
From angels to personifications	03-09-2021	02-02-2022	The angel project was designed to fit a circumscribed topic focusing on a relevant yet limited timeframe (fifth to sixth century CE) and geography (Egypt, Syria, Palestine). The personification proposal we intend is more ambitious.	Delphine	Lauritzen	Sorbonne Université, Paris	ALATA Project	History & Antiquities	The PRj Volume 10	Read Full Text	Download (PDF)