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Australia revises export law that could have hit global research collaboration

Australia revises export law that could have hit global research collaboration

by ATHENA | Mar 30, 2024 | News

A controversial technology export law has passed the Australian Parliament after being amended to better exempt basic and applied public research, relieving universities who worried it could hit their global research collaborations, including in Europe....
9th Cohesion Report shows that Cohesion Policy continues to narrow the gaps in EU regions and Member States

9th Cohesion Report shows that Cohesion Policy continues to narrow the gaps in EU regions and Member States

by ATHENA | Mar 30, 2024 | News

Great strides have been made to reduce the gaps that exist between the Member States and regions, strengthening the EU Single Market and making sure that the EU continues to invest in human capital and sustainable development. Exploiting...
“Energy transition” and “technology in cities” are the topics of the upcoming European Urban Initiative call

“Energy transition” and “technology in cities” are the topics of the upcoming European Urban Initiative call

by ATHENA | Mar 30, 2024 | News

The European Urban Initiative (EUI) is the dedicated instrument under Cohesion policy for the period 2021-2027 that supports EU cities to test, in real settings, transferable and scalable innovative solutions on urban challenges of EU relevance. The EUI will launch...
EIT Health supported consortium EDIT-B launches in France the first blood test that can differentiate bipolar disorder from depression

EIT Health supported consortium EDIT-B launches in France the first blood test that can differentiate bipolar disorder from depression

by ATHENA | Mar 30, 2024 | News

 World Bipolar Day marks the launch of EIT Health-supported EDIT-B’s ground-breaking diagnostic test to differentiate between depression and bipolar disorder in France. With no equivalent on the market, the main objective of the myEDIT-B® blood test is to...

Germany invests €56M in new research units to advance innovation

by ATHENA | Mar 30, 2024 | News

The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), one of Germany’s largest research funders, announced the approval of a €56 million fund for 13 new Research Units, including one Clinical Research Unit and two Centres for Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences....
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