Nick Klenske

A rich database of advanced experimental measurements will help researchers design next-generation combustor technology.

Having proved the safety of a promising new compound within the standard of care for treating glioblastoma, researchers with the EU-funded CLINGLIO project are conducting phase II/III clinical studies to confirm the treatment’s efficacy.

The days are getting shorter, the temperatures colder – making it the perfect time to come inside and learn about the EU Space Programme. So, on 9 – 10 December, take one of Prague’s Galileo-enabled trams and make your way over to EUSPA Headquarters for our annual Open Days!

"By highlighting the similarities, differences and challenges faced in diagnosing and treating patients in such different health care and country settings, we hoped to foster cross-border discussions and, ultimately, stimulate interest and research in global health radiology programs."

The World Canine Federation recognises more than 300 different breeds of dogs, while the Cat Fanciers’ Association only has 42 different kinds of moggie on its books. Why the difference? “My guess would be that dogs are just an awful lot more useful than cats,” says one expert. But before the claws come out, let’s take a closer look at why this is – and what usefulness has to do with how many breeds there are.

Treating infections is becoming harder, even impossible at times, as antibiotic resistance grows. Purposeful collaboration can make a real difference to animal health.

From making appointments to understanding the bill, for patients, families and providers, the entire health care system has become frustrating.

From helping financial institutions make more sustainable investment decisions to evaluating claims from the sky, EU Space is set to have a big impact on the Insurance and Finance sectors.

From single section CT scanners to multidetector systems capable of covering the entire heart in a single rotation, CT has experienced a dramatic evolution over the past several decades. As a result, it is now a mainstay of diagnosis in many pathologies–including complex and small anatomical structures.

Researchers demonstrate the potential of using light as a neuromodulatory intervention for improving the recovery of impaired functions after a stroke.

No need to put on a brave face to have blood drawn: a new fully autonomous device could make the whole blood drawing process more efficient.

A new, decentralised social media platform uses blockchain technology to create a more transparent – and trustworthy – social continuum.

An award-winning EU-funded project has developed several innovative solutions for archiving, preserving and accessing vast and highly valuable scientific data.

A group of young researchers has opened the door to using robots to help tutor individual students and facilitate group learning activities.

Researchers develop a GNSS-enabled and drone-operated solution for safe electrical power network information gathering.