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Using AI to analyse wildlife sounds could reshape how scientists monitor biodiversity in Europe and beyond. © muse studio, Shutterstock.com
AI listens in to help protect wildlife

AI systems are learning to listen to and decode the sounds of nature, helping scientists to track species and spot ecosystem changes much faster than ...

European and Japanese researchers are working together to tackle some of the biggest challenges in high-performance computing. © IR Stone, Shutterstock.com
Europe and Japan push supercomputing boundaries

From predicting climate change to developing new medicines, supercomputers underpin modern science. Europe and Japan are now working together to make ...

Libraries across Europe are reinventing themselves as dynamic public “third spaces” where people can meet, create and connect freely. © MBP, 2026
Europe’s libraries look beyond books as they reimagine their role

Across Europe, libraries are being reimagined as community hubs and creative spaces for the digital age, as researchers join forces with local ...

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Health  |  ICT  |  Science in society

Rare neuromuscular diseases often lack treatments because developing targeted drugs is slow, costly and risky for companies. A new approach using AI and stem cell models could finally shift the balance.

From war zones to coal mines and prison camps, a new generation of video games is helping museums bring history to life and reach audiences far beyond their walls.

In a world full of deepfakes and fake news, EU-funded researchers are building tools to help journalists tell what’s real and what’s not.

A Czech startup is making factory automation easier by letting workers teach robots new tasks through simple demonstrations instead of complex coding.

Improved connectivity is transforming daily life in rural Europe, from safer school runs to cleaner energy, while supporting local economies and cutting emissions.

Europe’s AI researchers are joining forces through an EU-funded digital platform that allows them to share tools, data and computing power to drive collaboration and innovation.

Environment  |  ICT  |  Industry  |  Science in society  |  Transport

Since the UK rejoined Horizon Europe in 2024, EU-funded cross-border research with UK partners has been delivering safer, smarter, more sustainable technologies for everyday life.

EU-funded researchers are developing AI-guided robot fleets to take over the dangerous, dirty work of finding and removing marine litter from the sea floor.

Bees navigate their surroundings with astonishing precision. Their brains are now inspiring the design of tiny, low-power chips that could one day guide miniature robots and sensors.

From street-level measurements to long-term health studies, researchers are building a clearer picture of the impact of everyday exposure to 5G signals on human health.