Science Communication Research: an Empirical Field Analysis
This study provides both an empirical analysis of strengths and weaknesses of research in the
field of Science Communication, and a reflection on its future needs and perspectives.
OPTOSOL By Dr Guilhem Poy
Between light and matter Light-based information fluxes manipulated by robust topological soft matter structures State-of-the-art In our ever-growing digital world, finding fast and efficient ways of manipulating and transmitting information unlocks the possibility to implement more efficient business models (e.g. using big data, cloud computing, deep learning), as recognised by the European Commission’s Digital Single…
December 2020 – A light clustering MPC approach
A light clustering model predictive control approach to maximize thermal power in solar parabolic-trough plants E. Masero, J. R. D.Frejo, J. M. Maestre, E. F. Camacho Department of Systems and Automation Engineering, University of Seville, Spain Abstract This article shows how coalitional model predictive control (MPC) can be used to maximize thermal power of large-scale…
New Frontiers research led by Belinda Pletzer on how Hormonal Contraceptives effect the Brain
Belinda Pletzer and team have just launched a Frontiers research topic on the effects of hormonal contraceptives on the brain. The research overview can be found here:Â Effects of Hormonal Contraceptives on the Brain: Oral contraceptives just celebrated their 60th anniversary and are used by 150 million women worldwide. Their primary function is to downregulate the…
Project Repository Journal – Volume 8 – January 2021
The eighth edition of The Project Repository Journal is now live and freely available to read here. A special thanks for the commitment and dedication of our contributors who have continued to support us in delivering this edition during these difficult times. This edition of PRj showcases a selection of some pioneering EU-funded projects researching…