Research*EU Magazine | Number 63 (June 2017)

Author (Corporate)	European Commission: CORDIS
Publisher	Publications Office of the European Union
Series Title	Research*EU Magazines
Series Details	Number 63
Publication Date	June 2017
ISSN	1877-4028
EC	ZZ-AC-17-005-EN-N
Content Type	Magazine \| Newsletter \| Brochure
	European wine producers step their game up Summary: This issue of the research*eu Results Magazine presents eight relevant projects of high potential value for the European wine industry, while at the same time reflecting on the challenges ahead. The special feature is followed by highlights across nine themes of research: health, society, energy, environment, aquatic resources, industry, information and communication technologies, security and fundamental research. The magazine closes with a list of upcoming events hosted by or involving EU-funded research projects. Contents: Special feature: European wine producers step their game up Fundamental Research Skeletal tissue regeneration An RNA-based toolbox to advance cellular computing Time to revisit antiangiogenic treatment of cancer The power of long non-coding RNAs Bioreactor for human stem cell culture Quantum physicists bring Schrödinger’s cat to life (and death) Security Getting the EU ready for the next pandemic Europe’s resilience to threats gets better Emergency kits to help overcome disaster Robotic tools to better assist crisis intervention teams Society The effect of socio-economic segregation on European cities Identifying the ingredients of economic growth Science and society take on social innovation together The murder of journalists - a potent precursor of wider political repression Climate Change and Environment Unearthing the migrations that characterise the population history of Europe Better gas turbine engine designs boost efficiency and cut noise The hydrogen stamp of approval How to promote bio-based products Bio-products from legume waste Recycling silicon dust to reduce solar panel waste Groups of mongooses band together to wage war on each other Improving desalination with nanotechnology Was methane responsible for early Earth’s oxygen boom? Seeing the wood for the trees with advanced sensing technology Energy Intelligent utilisation of grid assets Industrial Technologies Hybridising silicon devices with carbon nanotubes Forest-based composites for higher indoor air quality Digital Economy Modelling energy efficiency for the next generation of microchips ARM-based servers for future data centres The key to a secured cloud for businesses Quantum leap forward in understanding biological processes A wheeled robot to monitor grape growth Food and Natural Resources An autonomous robot to predict future yields Improved polyphenol extraction thanks to ultrasounds Building trust for better water management Microwave technology improves the properties of grape-derived products Making Earth observation data accessible to aquaculture New technology and management techniques could lift European aquaculture industry Health Heralding a new ERA of increased life expectancy and good health
Source Link	Primary Source http://bookshop.europa.eu/uri?target=EUB:NOTICE:ZZ-AC-17-005-EN-N Alternative Source Alternative sources https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/400796-european-wine-producers-step-their-game-up
Subject Categories	Culture, Education and Research
International Organisations	European Union [EU]

European wine producers step their game up

Summary:

Contents: