- Posted 07-Feb-2022
eTranslation and digitalisation on a mission to break down language barriers
Multilingualism and language diversity are at the heart of the European project. For this reason, the European Union is active in promoting multilingualism and supporting the deployment of technologies to break down language barriers.
- Posted 07-Feb-2022
EU-funded projects for a cancer-free Europe!
4 February was World Cancer Day, an international day to raise awareness of and mobilise actions towards the elimination of barriers to cancer care.
- Posted 07-Feb-2022
Beating cancer through interdisciplinary thinking
World Cancer Day aims at raising awareness of cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment. Ten million people die each year from cancer. By 2030, experts project cancer deaths will reach thirteen million. More than one third of cancer cases can be prevented. Another third can be cured if detected early and treated properly.
- Posted 07-Feb-2022
EuroHPC Launches 3 New Research and Innovation Projects
The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has launched 3 new research and innovation projects. The projects aim to bring the EU and its partners in the EuroHPC JU closer to developing independent microprocessor and HPC technology and advance a sovereign European HPC ecosystem. The European Processor Initiative (EPI SGA2), The European PILOT and the European Pilot for Exascale (EUPEX) are interlinked projects and an important milestone towards a more autonomous European supply chain for digital technologies and specifically HPC.
- Posted 07-Feb-2022
Blue farming: new strategic vision for sustainable aquaculture now available in all EU languages!
In May 2021, the European Commission published its new strategy for sustainable aquaculture in Europe. The Farm to Fork Strategy has recognised the role that sustainable aquaculture has to play in building sustainable food systems. The new strategy sets the path for EU aquaculture to grow into a competitive and resilient sector and become a global reference for sustainability by 2030. An insightful and practical brochure on aquaculture and the new strategy is now available in all EU languages.