Research*EU Magazine | Number 87 (November 2019)

Author (Corporate)	European Commission: CORDIS
Publisher	Publications Office of the European Union
Series Title	Research*EU Magazines
Series Details	Number 87
Publication Date	Nov 2019
ISSN	2599-7920
EC	ZZ-AG-19-009-EN-N
Content Type	Magazine \| Newsletter \| Brochure
	Special Feature: How tech is taking on terrorism Summary: 50% of overall public funding for security research in the EU comes from the Horizon 2020 programme. This month’s special feature highlights the work being done by seven EU-funded projects, approaching the problem from diverse angles such as harnessing innovative technologies to identify threats, streamlining CCTV analysis and blocking the illicit use of crypto currencies. In other features, Life After catches up one year one with the METSY project, and Project of the Month looks at Factory2Fit, a project looking at ways to engage and motivate factory workers. Contents: Health AcTakines: the next generation of immunotherapy New drug aims to increase the success of kidney transplants Improved acne care with new digital assessment tool Society Online registry connects materials of counterculture and non-conformism in eastern Europe Filling in the research gaps on the borders and boundaries of contemporary Syria Energy Identifying legal and administrative barriers and solutions for hydrogen technology Advanced electrochemical diagnostics promise to extend the healthy life of fuel cells New synthetic biology approaches enhance solar energy collection by bacteria Climate Change and Environment A new smart system helps sniff out bad smells Why the rise and fall of Caspian Sea molluscs matters Say good-bye to plastic bottles with mineral water made at home Food and Natural Resources New livestock vaccines and better vaccine strategies reduce antibiotic use Wild tomatoes reveal how plant roots cope with difficult conditions Improved understanding of fish digestion helps aquaculture swallow sustainable feeds Industrial Technologies Assembly tasks made faster, more accurate and economical thanks to next-gen robotic workstation New models help create stronger and more ductile metal alloys Digital Economy New sensors usher in next-generation vision systems in security, medicine and automotive applications Drones, smartphones and cloud technologies support smart construction decisions High-performance cloud platform reduces circuit design costs for industry and businesses Security Cutting-edge fire propagation model balances speed and accuracy Spray-on reagent helps convict sex offenders Fundamental Research What can a 14 000-year-old puppy tell us about the impact of domestication and environmental stress on DNA? The complete guide to study fossils in the making
Source Link	Primary Source http://bookshop.europa.eu/uri?target=EUB:NOTICE:ZZ-AG-19-009-EN-N Alternative Source Alternative sources https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/411493-how-tech-is-taking-on-terrorism-innovative-solutions-to-keep-us-all-safe
Subject Categories	Culture, Education and Research
International Organisations	European Union [EU]
Record URL	https://www.europeansources.info/record/?p=522206

Special Feature: How tech is taking on terrorism

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