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

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	20/04/2026 	


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      Success stories


        Breaking the cycle of early school leaving

Over 3 million young people in the EU lack a full secondary education, 
reducing their prospects of employment and financial security. The 
EU-funded SCIREARLY project turned decades of education research into 
tools and policy guidance, empowering schools to tackle early school 
leaving and underachievement across Europe.

	
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      Events


        Accelerating the green transition through research and innovation

Discover insights and results from 73 Horizon 2020 Green Deal 
Call-funded projects. Explore how they support EU Green Deal priorities, 
connect with policymakers and stakeholders, and identify pathways to 
extend impact beyond project lifetimes. In-person and livestreamed.
	
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	28/04/2026 - 28/04/2026

	
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	Brussels and online

	
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	European Commission

	
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      Horizon Magazine


        Squeezing more from arthritis drugs to help patients live better

Although powerful treatments exist for rheumatoid arthritis, doctors 
can’t always predict which drug will work best for each person. An 
EU-funded initiative aims to change that by optimising and personalising 
care.

	
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