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Climate-smart tools for climate-resilient agriculture
With agriculture increasingly impacted by climate change, farmers need data-based tools to know when to irrigate, fertilise and harvest their crops. The EU-funded STARGATE project answers this need by combining satellite data with advanced weather models, sensor measurements and historical climate records. The result is a high-resolution solution that farmers can use to make climate-smart decisions.
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Making the inclusion of children with migrant backgrounds as easy as ABC
Children arriving in a new country often face inequalities in school. To help overcome this barrier, the EU-funded NEW ABC project developed a range of educational tools and activities geared towards empowering migrant and refugee children. In doing so, the project helped support more inclusive schools and stronger community integration.
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How Europe’s research labs and pharma firms learned to talk to each other
Europe’s research labs and pharmaceutical companies are both working to discover new drugs, but often speak different dialects. EU-OPENSCREEN was set up to change this by creating a continent-wide research infrastructure for chemical biology and early drug discovery. Within the EU-funded EU-OPENSCREEN-DRIVE project, one of the most effective tools turned out to be not a new machine or invention, but an office with a deceptively simple name: the Industry Liaison Office.
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Identifying telltale markers for personalised lung cancer treatment
T cell therapies are specifically tuned to a patient’s individual tumour, but choosing the right marker is key. A new method for identifying neoantigens in non-small cell lung cancer opens the door to improved treatments. The EU-funded CANVAS project set up a joint pilot study to further the work.
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Inside the lab reshaping transplant research in Türkiye
Türkiye’s organ transplant programme ranks among the most active in the world, but until recently its research lagged behind its clinical achievements. The EU-funded TIREX project is changing that, strengthening the science that powers the country’s clinical success.
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Cutting a path through European agriculture’s ‘grass ceiling’
For years, women have kept Europe’s rural economies running from behind the scenes: growing food, managing land, raising families and, in some cases, keeping local schools open. Yet agricultural policy often overlooks these efforts. The EU-funded GRASS Ceiling project was launched to recognise rural women as drivers of agricultural change.
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How does the media shape public perceptions of the EU?
Modern media can significantly influence public perceptions of politics. The EU-funded MEDIATIZED EU project investigated how the media’s portrayal of the European Union can shape public opinion of the EU. The results suggest improved ‘EU literacy’ across Europe could encourage political participation.
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New tool tells you how much CO₂ your lifestyle emits
Young people are essential in the fight against climate change. But making impactful decisions requires knowing how best to reduce your environmental footprint. Through community energy initiatives and an Energy Tracker app, the EU-funded AURORA project empowered students to strive for a ‘near-zero emission’ way of life.
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Positioning Cyprus as a hub for advanced materials design
With cutting-edge technologies and expert European networks, researchers are pushing the boundaries of computer-designed advanced materials. This work is helping to position Cyprus as a vibrant hub for the digital economy and green transition.
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Predict to protect: the new technology giving wildlife a fighting chance
The EU-funded NATURE-FIRST project is transforming biodiversity protection from reactive damage control to predictive intervention. Using satellite and on-site data, environmental forensics, artificial intelligence-driven digital twins and real‑time monitoring, the project gives conservationists the tools needed to respond to biodiversity threats ahead of time.

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