Portuguese Civil Society Proposes Secondary Publication Rights and Obligation - Knowledge Rights 21

Portuguese civil society presented a legislative proposal for a Secondary Publication Right & obligation at the 5 February KR21 co-organised SPR conference

Knowledge Rights 21

RT by @EKvSloveniji: 🌸 International Women’s Day is just around the corner!
EU Gender Equality Champions Awards: proving that fairness strengthens science.
What happens when women’s perspectives are fully integrated into research?
➡️ http://bit.ly/4ui45SE

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

🌸 International Women’s Day is just around the corner!
EU Gender Equality Champions Awards: proving that fairness strengthens science.
What happens when women’s perspectiv...
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EU’s gender equality champion awards: when fairness improves the science

For researchers at the Jožef Stefan Institute (JSI) in Slovenia, the realisation that gender-balanced research is better research hit home in 2024.That year, scientists at JSI’s space medicine laboratory, working with the European Space Agency, were testing ways to improve astronauts’ health – but only on men. Around that time, US astronaut Sunita Williams had to stay longer than planned on the International Space Station.

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RT by @eurireland: 🌸 International Women’s Day is just around the corner!
EU Gender Equality Champions Awards: proving that fairness strengthens science.
What happens when women’s perspectives are fully integrated into research?
➡️ http://bit.ly/4ui45SE

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

🌸 International Women’s Day is just around the corner!
EU Gender Equality Champions Awards: proving that fairness strengthens science.
What happens when women’s perspectives...
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https://nitter.net/HorizonMagEU/status/2029870660403462469#m

EU’s gender equality champion awards: when fairness improves the science

For researchers at the Jožef Stefan Institute (JSI) in Slovenia, the realisation that gender-balanced research is better research hit home in 2024.That year, scientists at JSI’s space medicine laboratory, working with the European Space Agency, were testing ways to improve astronauts’ health – but only on men. Around that time, US astronaut Sunita Williams had to stay longer than planned on the International Space Station.

Horizon Magazine
Meet our newest Ambassador for the ERC 🇭🇺
Developmental psychologist Judit Gervain combines linguistics, neuroscience and developmental psychology to explore how language begins in the human brain.
🔗 https://aerg.eu/ambassadors#Hungary
#Amb4ERC #Science4EU
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Meet the Ambassador for the ERC in Romania!

The #Amb4ERC Mihaela Constantinescu leads projects which explore AI ethics and human-robot interaction 🤖, engaging with research communities and policymakers in 🇷🇴

Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/4aOmTB9

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✈️ At Paris–Charles de Gaulle airport, EU-supported teams are testing ways to reduce CO2 across airport operations.

It is one of several European airports exploring how aviation can become more sustainable step by step.

Learn more: link.europa.eu/yjdFhX

#Science4EU

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Undersea internet cables could help detect earthquakes and track ocean warming.

Marc-André Gutscher @CNRS is showing how fibre-optic cables can double as seismic and environmental sensors.

Learn more 🔗 https://bit.ly/4b0Tl3g
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Turning undersea cables into a global natural hazard and environmental monitoring system

Beneath the world’s oceans, a silent revolution is underway. More than 1.48 million kilometres of underwater fibre-optic cables carry almost all global internet and telephone traffic. Now researchers are showing that these cables can do more than transmit data: they can listen to the planet.By capturing tiny changes in how light travels through them, these cables can detect shifts in the movement, vibration and temperature of the seabed and water.

Horizon Magazine

🔬 In Poland, Sachin gives us a glimpse inside his lab at the University of Gdańsk.

Working with an EU-supported research team, he focuses on developing more personalised and precise approaches to cancer treatment.

🔗 Learn more: link.europa.eu/FH4mtG

#Science4EU

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🧬🇩🇰 In Denmark, Johan explores mirror proteins: a key to understanding the origins of life.

Through EU-supported research at the University of Copenhagen, scientists uncover how fundamental biological processes shape life as we know it: link.europa.eu/6Ppx4t

#Science4EU

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🔬 In Slovenia, Wojciech takes us inside the lab.

Supported by the EU, his research explores how fungi can help create more sustainable materials that protect buildings and reduce environmental impact.

Learn more 🔗link.europa.eu/rCwwRQ

#Science4EU

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