Nick Klenske

By tracing the interactions of three Indian disciplines over time, researchers are learning how they have evolved into components of today’s healthcare and personal development industries.

Researchers use a combination of computational, molecular and stem cell biology to gain a better understanding of long RNA molecules and the functions they play.

Instead of drilling a hole through the cranium to relieve pressure, a new device measures intracranial pressure by taking videos of the interior of the eye.

To help increase the nearly zero-energy building retrofitting competence of building professionals, the Fit-to-nZEB project developed a range of educational programmes, training facilities and train-the-trainer opportunities.

Researchers with the EU-funded ExItALS project gain new insight on how Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) disease spreads so quickly – an important step towards being able to stop it.

A biofuels company is developing a sustainable process for both producing biogas and reusing the leftover digestate waste.

A new handheld X-ray device can easily detect whether black plastics contain any additives that would make them non-recyclable.

To ensure the International Rare Diseases Research Consortium (IRDiRC) has the support it needs to coordinate global research on rare diseases, the EU-funded SUPPORT-IRDiRC project established the IRDiRC Scientific Secretariat.

The ceramics industry is responsible for emitting a substantial amount of greenhouse gases. To help reduce the industry's sizeable carbon footprint, a team of EU-funded researchers and developers used technology, simulations, and testing to create a more efficient kiln. The result: a state-of-the-art kiln defined by optimised energy consumption, reduced emissions, and lower operating costs.

Retailers stand to benefit from a ground-breaking mobile Point of Sales solution developed by EU project Kaching.

Working together, academic researchers and infectious disease clinicians are making significant advances towards curing HIV.

To advance the production of biological drugs, a team of researchers has developed an innovative process for harvesting and processing their source material.

New validated technology and solutions are paving the way towards fully integrated and highly efficient smart grid systems.

To increase rail safety, the LaserTrain uses laser technology to efficiently remove leaves and other hazardous debris from railroad tracks.

New technology demonstrates its ability to remove all environmentally hazardous waste from the pickling process.