What's new on the EC's Research and Innovation website

[Henningsen Susanne]

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	03/03/2025 	


  Research and Innovation


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      Success stories


        The world’s first methanol-powered tugboat highlights a greener
        future for shipping

By converting ships to run on renewable liquid fuels, the EU-funded 
FASTWATER project is showing how transport emissions can be cut, 
offering significant progress towards the EU’s climate goals.

	
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      Events


        On the road towards an animal free regulatory system: CHIASMA
        Next Generation Safety Assessment 0.9

This interactive workshop will bring together experts from diverse 
fields to discuss current regulatory and scientific challenges. Our goal 
is to collaboratively identify how CHIASMA can optimally support the 
transition to a sustainable and animal-free regulatory system.
	
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	13/03/2025 - 13/03/2025

	
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	Online

	
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	CHIASMA

	
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      Horizon Magazine


        Biobanking on health: sharing biological samples and data to
        build a healthier future

EU-funded researchers are championing smarter and more sustainable ways 
to safeguard biological samples and data donated by millions of 
citizens. The aim is greater international preparedness for potential 
future health threats like pandemics.

	
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