Category: <span>Innovations in Europe</span>

Category: Innovations in Europe

EU Launches “AI Factories” to Boost European AI Innovation While Addressing Ethical Concerns

The European Commission has announced the selection of seven consortia to establish “AI Factories” across Europe. This initiative aims to accelerate the development and deployment of trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (AI) while adhering to strict ethical guidelines. The Impact of AI Factories Europe is committed to becoming a global leader in …

Europe Powers Up: Smart Grid Innovation Surges, But Can It Stay Ahead of China?

A new report reveals a dramatic increase in patents for smart grid technologies, crucial for a clean energy future. But while Europe leads in smart grid innovation, China is rapidly catching up. The race to decarbonize our energy systems is on, and a key battleground is the electricity grid. A …

Pan-European party secures Five Seats in European Elections

In a historic moment for European politics, Volt, a pan-European party, has secured five seats in the European Parliament following its second electoral race. The newly elected Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) will represent voters across Europe, transcending national boundaries. The diverse group of Volt MEPs includes Anna Strolenberg …

EU Accelerates Green Energy Transition to become a Declaration of Independence

The European Union (EU) is making significant strides in its efforts for a green energy sector to combat climate change, reduce dependency on fossil fuels, and enhance energy independence. The urgency for this shift has been amplified by Russia’s war in Ukraine and the ongoing climate crisis. Why Greening Energy …

North Rhine-Westphalia bridges the gap between laboratory research and commercial battery cell production

A major milestone in battery technology development occurred when the German Federal Research Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger, North Rhine-Westphalia Prime Minister Hendrik Wüst, and Fraunhofer Society President Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Hanselka inaugurated the first phase of the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Battery Cell Production (FFB) in Münster.  Laboratory research and commercial …

Cancer Prevention: Scientists Developing World’s First Lung Cancer Vaccine

A significant step towards preventing lung cancer has been taken with the development of a new vaccine called “LungVax.” Researchers at the University of Oxford, the Francis Crick Institute, and University College London have received £1.7 million in funding from Cancer Research UK and the CRIS Cancer Foundation to develop …

How Europe can become a deep tech champion, new report from Vinnova

Imagine a Europe that can tackle climate change with groundbreaking technologies and create entirely new industries that solve problems we haven’t even imagined yet. That’s the future deep tech champion promises. A new report from Vinnova works like a roadmap to get there, but it tells us there are some …

Breakthrough Research: Robots Can Now Learn from Instructions and Explain Their Actions

A groundbreaking study from Université de Genève has made significant strides in how robots can understand and execute actions based on instructions. Researchers developed models that use cutting-edge natural language processing techniques, allowing robots to learn new tasks rapidly and even translate their actions back into understandable language. How Does …

The Plastic Pollution Crisis: A Call for Urgent Transformation

Experts from Oxford University’s Martin Programme on the Future of Plastics have revealed a deeply troubling reality: the global plastics system, driven by fossil fuels, generates emissions on par with some of Europe’s largest economies. Furthermore, rampant plastic pollution chokes our environment, with abysmal recycling rates – only 9% of …