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RT by @cinea_EU: Europe's shipyards navigate from sunset industry to green revival. Can digital tools and smarter material tracking help struggling yards become leaders in sustainable shipbuilding?➡️ http://bit.ly/4eaIwMj #ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

Europe's shipyards navigate from sunset industry to green revival.

Can digital tools and smarter material tracking help struggling yards become leaders in sustainable shipbuilding?➡️ bit.ly/4eaIwMj

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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Europe’s shipyards navigate from sunset industry to green revival

In September 2026, naval architect Thomas Koch is bringing his firm’s virtual shipyard to a maritime trade fair in Hamburg, Germany. The virtual shipyard is a digital replica that tracks shipbuilding progress in real time and can suggest improvements that save money and energy. Such tools are badly needed as European shipbuilding struggles to keep up with rivals.

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EU Environment 4d ago

RT by @EU_ENV: The hidden biodiversity battle to save Europe's forests.

Could genetic diversity be the key to making forests more resilient to drought, fire and disease? ➡️ http://link.europa.eu/qjd3Qh

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

The hidden biodiversity battle to save Europe's forests.

Could genetic diversity be the key to making forests more resilient to drought, fire and disease? ➡️ link.europa.eu/qjd3Qh

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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The hidden biodiversity battle to save Europe’s forests

In the village of Suonenjoki, the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) stands surrounded by a forest of pine trees. The local soils are not fertile and pine is pretty much the only species that can grow there.But in a nursery on campus, where young trees are grown from seed before being planted, there are genes from all over the continent: European larch, wild cherry, Scots pine. This small but deliberate act of diversity is part of a wider EU-funded research project called OptFORESTS.

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EU Environment 6d ago

RT by @EU_ENV: Teen scientists are tracking plastic pollution across Europe's rivers.
Can 25,000 students collecting data from 390 waterways create the evidence needed to fight plastic pollution? ➡️ http://bit.ly/3QpguF1

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

Teen scientists are tracking plastic pollution across Europe's rivers.
Can 25,000 students collecting data from 390 waterways create the evidence needed to fight plastic pollution? ➡️ bit.ly/3QpguF1

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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Teen scientists are tracking plastic pollution across Europe’s rivers

Along a small stream in Spain, groups of teenagers are at work. One hovers around a black tarpaulin covered in wet pieces of plastic. Another stands on a small bridge, fishing with a net. Others sort small pieces of plastic, cigarette butts and various other things they’ve recovered from the stream.What looks like a school outing is in fact part of a European experiment. Can pupils help fill a significant data gap on plastic in rivers and support an EU-wide drive to clean up our waters?

Horizon Magazine

EU Maritime & Fish 6d ago

RT by @EU_MARE: Teen scientists are tracking plastic pollution across Europe's rivers.
Can 25,000 students collecting data from 390 waterways create the evidence needed to fight plastic pollution? ➡️ http://bit.ly/3QpguF1

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

Teen scientists are tracking plastic pollution across Europe's rivers.
Can 25,000 students collecting data from 390 waterways create the evidence needed to fight plastic pollution? ➡️ bit.ly/3QpguF1

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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https://nitter.net/HorizonMagEU/status/2066847214740095226#m

Teen scientists are tracking plastic pollution across Europe’s rivers

Along a small stream in Spain, groups of teenagers are at work. One hovers around a black tarpaulin covered in wet pieces of plastic. Another stands on a small bridge, fishing with a net. Others sort small pieces of plastic, cigarette butts and various other things they’ve recovered from the stream.What looks like a school outing is in fact part of a European experiment. Can pupils help fill a significant data gap on plastic in rivers and support an EU-wide drive to clean up our waters?

Horizon Magazine

Ευρωπαϊκή Επιτροπή 🇪🇺Jun 3

RT by @EEAthina: Researchers are helping libraries across Europe reinvent themselves as community hubs and creative spaces.

How are libraries adapting to meet the needs of today’s digital society and local communities?➡️http://bit.ly/4dDkFWV

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

Researchers are helping libraries across Europe reinvent themselves as community hubs and creative spaces.

How are libraries adapting to meet the needs of today’s digital society and local communities?➡️bit.ly/4dDkFWV

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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Europe’s libraries look beyond books as they reimagine their role

More than 2 000 years ago, the Library of Alexandria in Egypt stood as a symbol of knowledge and discovery in the ancient world. But it was never just a place to store scrolls. It was a meeting point, a place where scholars gathered, debated ideas and built new knowledge together.Today, libraries across Europe are once again being reimagined – not as quiet repositories of books, but as dynamic public spaces that respond to changing social needs.

Horizon Magazine

EU-Kommission Wien Jun 1

RT by @EUKommWien: Researchers are helping libraries across Europe reinvent themselves as community hubs and creative spaces.

How are libraries adapting to meet the needs of today’s digital society and local communities?➡️http://bit.ly/4dDkFWV

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

Researchers are helping libraries across Europe reinvent themselves as community hubs and creative spaces.

How are libraries adapting to meet the needs of today’s digital society and local communities?➡️bit.ly/4dDkFWV

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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Europe’s libraries look beyond books as they reimagine their role

More than 2 000 years ago, the Library of Alexandria in Egypt stood as a symbol of knowledge and discovery in the ancient world. But it was never just a place to store scrolls. It was a meeting point, a place where scholars gathered, debated ideas and built new knowledge together.Today, libraries across Europe are once again being reimagined – not as quiet repositories of books, but as dynamic public spaces that respond to changing social needs.

Horizon Magazine

UE in Italia May 28

Oltre la metà dei suoli europei non è salubre.
Valentina del Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change e Gianluca di Agris guidano il Living Lab sui suoli agricoli mediterranei, che prevede sperimentazioni sul campo insieme agli agricoltori locali.
Info https://projects.research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/en/horizon-magazine/why-restoring-soil-health-win-win-farmers-and-environment

Oltre la metà dei suoli europei non è salubre.
Valentina del Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change e Gianluca di Agris guidano il Living Lab sui suoli agricoli mediterranei, che prevede sperimentazioni sul campo insieme agli agricoltori locali.
Info projects.research-and-innova…

Horizon Magazine (@HorizonMagEU)

🌱International Day for Biological Diversity

More than 60% of EU soils are unhealthy.
Through the EU Mission: A Soil Deal for Europe, researchers are exploring how healthier soils could protect biodiversity and help tackle climate change.
➡️bit.ly/4dpSrP5

#Science4EU

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Why restoring soil health is a win-win for farmers and the environment

Soils feed us, filter our water and support most of the food chain on Earth. But they are also among Europe’s most neglected resources –quietly degrading beneath our feet while we look elsewhere.Andrés Rodríguez Seijo from the University of Vigo in Spain is one of the researchers working to change that. He first noticed how little attention soil receives while working on microplastics, at a time when the issue was just beginning to gain traction.

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EK Hrvatska May 26

RT by @EK_Hrvatska: Europe’s libraries look beyond books as they reimagine their role.

Can libraries become the creative and digital community hubs of the future? ➡️ http://bit.ly/4dDkFWV

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

Europe’s libraries look beyond books as they reimagine their role.

Can libraries become the creative and digital community hubs of the future? ➡️ bit.ly/4dDkFWV

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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https://nitter.net/HorizonMagEU/status/2058842619417952751#m

Europe’s libraries look beyond books as they reimagine their role

More than 2 000 years ago, the Library of Alexandria in Egypt stood as a symbol of knowledge and discovery in the ancient world. But it was never just a place to store scrolls. It was a meeting point, a place where scholars gathered, debated ideas and built new knowledge together.Today, libraries across Europe are once again being reimagined – not as quiet repositories of books, but as dynamic public spaces that respond to changing social needs.

Horizon Magazine

EU Environment May 21

RT by @EU_ENV: 🌱 Why restoring soil health is a win-win for farmers and the environment.

As we mark #BiodiversityDay (22 May), how can healthier soils support biodiversity, strengthen food production, and lower costs for farmers? ➡️http://bit.ly/4tMmeGu

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

🌱 Why restoring soil health is a win-win for farmers and the environment.

As we mark #BiodiversityDay (22 May), how can healthier soils support biodiversity, strengthen food production, and lower costs for farmers? ➡️bit.ly/4tMmeGu

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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https://nitter.net/HorizonMagEU/status/2057397640715714796#m

Why restoring soil health is a win-win for farmers and the environment

Soils feed us, filter our water and support most of the food chain on Earth. But they are also among Europe’s most neglected resources –quietly degrading beneath our feet while we look elsewhere.Andrés Rodríguez Seijo from the University of Vigo in Spain is one of the researchers working to change that. He first noticed how little attention soil receives while working on microplastics, at a time when the issue was just beginning to gain traction.

Horizon Magazine

Ευρωπαϊκή Επιτροπή 🇪🇺May 19

RT by @EEAthina: 💻 From Bali to Brussels: remote work is reshaping Europe’s regions
Can remote work help rebalance development between cities and rural areas across Europe? ➡️ http://bit.ly/4drIVtM

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

💻 From Bali to Brussels: remote work is reshaping Europe’s regions
Can remote work help rebalance development between cities and rural areas across Europe? ➡️ bit.ly/4drIVtM

#ResearchImpactEU #Science4EU

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From Bali to Brussels: remote work is reshaping Europe’s regions

Mandy Fransz was working a nine‑to‑five office job in Dublin for a big American tech firm when she made a life‑changing switch. In 2018, the Dutch tech worker quit her office job to try remote work in search of a better quality of life.She travelled to Bali, southeast Asia, for a month as a digital nomad. “I started freelancing as a consultant, providing digital products and services to clients worldwide,” Fransz recalled.Back in Dublin, she gave up her lease to become a full‑time nomad and joined a LinkedIn community for remote workers.

Horizon Magazine