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

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	15/09/2026 	


  Research and Innovation


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      Success stories


        The forgotten medieval music uncovered by AI

Europe has a rich musical heritage, but much of it lies hidden in 
monastic archives. The EU-funded REPERTORIUM project used artificial 
intelligence to help researchers recover fragmented compositions of 
operas and Gregorian chants, allowing modern musicians and audiences to 
enjoy music not heard for almost 1 000 years.

	
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      Events


        Building strong networks in Cluster 1 Health and Mission Cancer
        for 2027 calls

The Event is designed to support stakeholders interested in 
participating to upcoming Horizon Europe Cluster 1 Health and Cancer 
Mission 2027 calls and in fostering strong international partnerships in 
healthcare innovation, clinical trials, digital health, and artificial 
intelligence.
	
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	28/09/2026 - 28/09/2026

	
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	Brussels

	
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	European Commission

	
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      Horizon Magazine


        New advanced materials could give electric motors an efficiency
        boost

Electric motors power everything from cars to household appliances. 
EU-funded researchers are developing advanced materials that could make 
them more efficient, saving both energy and resources.

	
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