Nick Klenske

Guardians of the immune system, neutrophils play an essential role in containing infections. New research sheds light on how they start and, more importantly, stop an attack.

More than just a greener concrete, EnDurCrete extends performance and enhances durability while also improving this ubiquitous building material’s carbon footprint.

Using imaging data, researchers can create complex simulations of our brain that could lead to personalised treatments for a range of disorders and neurodegenerative diseases.

A new platform aims to help citizen science projects better understand the impact their work is having.

When it comes to organ donation, our expert Roi Paul Nathan says age is just a number – unless you’re talking about how long the organ has been in transit.

Somewhere between the dinosaur era and today, snakes lost their eyelids. But they have a brille solution, explains our expert Bruno Simões.

The Space Academy, a new initiative by the EU Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA), is your ticket to creating ground-breaking new apps and disruptive business solutions using the power of the EU Space Programme.

Breast tumors can be quite variable in size and appearance, so precisely outlining their extent and margins on an MRI image can be helpful in both treatment planning and monitoring treatment response or tumor progression. However, this outlining—or segmenting of images—is not an easy task, particularly for an entire volume covering many image slices.

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Bitcoin has a problem. Not only is the popular cryptocurrency dogged by astronomical electricity consumption and a huge carbon footprint, it is also frustratingly complex – not to mention expensive.

By combining technology and plants, one EU research project aims to create electronically enhanced plants that can be used to monitor the environment or even to store energy.

A virtual reality game that uses off-the-shelf virtual reality equipment is proving to be an effective rehabilitation tool for stroke survivors.

A new test bed offering a range of tribo-analytic services aims to reduce the time and costs involved in developing innovative new materials.

The EU-funded FormPlanet offers an Open Innovation Test Bed for advanced sheet metal characterisation, helping to cut waste and increase productivity.

Acting much like an air filter, a new device designed by EU researchers can be installed at an industrial site or data centre to adsorb CO2 straight from the atmosphere.