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	31/01/2023 	


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News Alerts
EU roadmap highlights key industrial technologies for the textile, 
construction and energy-intensive industries to become more circular
The Commission published today the new European Research Area (ERA) 
industrial technology roadmap for circular technologies and business 
models. It identifies key circular technologies and innovation needs for 
the textile, construction and energy-intensive industries. It calls for 
a comprehensive approach to develop and adopt those technologies at all 
stages of the materials and products life cycle. Use of circular 
technologies in the industrial sectors will contribute to reducing 
pressure on natural resources and to the EU's climate neutrality target 
for 2050

Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, 
Education and Youth, said:

    /"The impact of climate change is tangible and action is needed now.
    The transition to a circular economy is not an option but a
    necessity. Circular technologies will reduce industrial emissions
    and pollution and allow European industry to remain at the forefront
    of technological development and green-tech based competitiveness."/

	
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Success stories
Advances in energy conversion will make Europe’s energy sector more 
sustainable

Catalytic reactions are crucial for energy conversion and the production 
of chemicals, but their operation is limited by slow heat transfer. The 
EU-funded INTENT project developed new reactor designs with improved 
potential for heat transfer. The research and results will help in the 
transition of Europe’s energy sector away from fossil fuels.

	
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Horizon magazine
Baby foods take centre stage in push for more safety and quality

Researchers are joining forces with the food and health industries to 
tighten controls and improve nutrition for infants and children.

	
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Events
The hospital of the future – advances in healthcare robotics
Learn about the research into technologies for our future hospitals 
during the afternoon Event at ETH Zurich. This event is open for experts 
from hospitals, the healthcare sector, industry and academia as well as 
other interested parties. Participation is free of charge (on-site or 
online), but registration is required.
	
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	08/02/2023 - 08/02/2023

	
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	Zurich, Switzerland

	
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