EU Science, Research & Innovation
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The EU channel for scientists & researchers: opportunities to fund your ideas, updates from EU-funded science, and scientific resources you can use in your work.
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The European Commission is pleased to launch this new Science, Research & Innovation account. We look forward to connecting with the community on Bluesky! 🧪

Here you will find:
- EU scientific news
- Horizon Europe funding opportunities
- Innovative EU-supported projects
- Events, tools & resources
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This is just one example of how our scientists use AI. Our JRC team has also done a report that has informed the EU Strategy on AI in Science.

Find it here: publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/h...
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Responding to emergencies depends on having fast and reliable information.

Every day, scientists at the Joint Research Centre monitor emergencies, processing data from wildfires and earthquakes to storms and floods, using AI.

Learn more 👇
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What's the latest science podcast you've been listening to?

We've compiled a list with some of our favourites from EU-funded research projects - covering topics like democracy, biodiversity, cultural heritage, citizen participation, and more.

Tune in 🔗 link.europa.eu/8HtW4J

#SciComm
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🌊 EDITO is building Europe’s digital twin of the ocean. By fusing Copernicus Marine & EMODnet data systems, it will let scientists simulate climate change, sea-level rise, microplastic drift & habitat shifts. Pilot services run 2024–25, full platform in 2030.

Read more: link.europa.eu/998Vbt
Interactive exhibition stand displaying the European Digital Twin Ocean platform, showing global ocean visualisations and real-time marine data maps. Branded with the EDITO, Copernicus Marine Service and EMODnet logos.
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Last year, fires in the Amazon rainforest released 791 million tons of CO2.

This was driven by extreme drought, forest fragmentation, and unsustainable land management.

New article in Biogeosciences @egubg.bsky.social #EGU #JRC
Unprecedented Amazon fires in 2024 fuel record CO₂ emissions
Wildfires burn area larger than Belgium, sending an equivalent of Germany’s annual emissions into the atmosphere.
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Have you checked the ‘EU funding & me’ yet?

The new app launched to make access to EU funding opportunities more intuitive and efficient for applicants and beneficiaries.

Find funding calls and access your projects directly from your mobile. Download it now: link.europa.eu/YY947y

#EUfundingApp
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Started or running an EU-funded R&I project? Follow these steps:

▶️ 10 tips for project management: lnkd.in/dXMzVr8g

▶️ Sharing your findings: lnkd.in/ddnM-wVH

▶️ Informing policymakers: lnkd.in/d59TS9Rn

▶️ Communication tips: lnkd.in/d7_xFcZ2

▶️ #OpenScience principles: lnkd.in/dRbwD5uu

#SciComm 🧪
Are you an EU-funded research project? Here are our tips & tricks:

1. Apply our 10 rules to manage your project - When managing EU research grants, it is not enough to perform good science, you need to comply with the conditions defined in your grant agreement. 

2. Follow the Open Science principles - Open science is an approach to research that emphasises the sharing of knowledge, results and tools as early and widely as possible. It is mandatory under Horizon Europe.

3. Plan the outreach - Communication: Inform, promote and communicate about activities & results.
Dissemination: Make knowledge and results publicly available.
Exploitation: Make concrete use of results.

4. Inform policymakers - Policymakers need scientific evidence to develop effective policies. You can follow 10 steps to effectively inform policymakers of your findings and maximise your impact.
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This is how the energy label for a new smartphone or tablet looks like in the EU.

It includes energy efficiency, battery endurance, resistance to falls, repairability and ingress protection rating.

It helps us make more sustainable decisions for the environment and for our wallets. #JRC
Example of an energy label for a new smartphone sold in the EU. It includes:
1. Scale of energy efficiency classes from A to G.
2. The energy efficiency class of this product.
3. The battery endurance per cycle, in hours and minutes per full battery charge.
4. Repeated free fall reliability class.
5. Battery endurance in cycles.
6. Repairability class.
7. Ingress Protection rating.
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Do you want to buy a smartphone you can repair easily?

Our researchers designed a repairability score for smartphones and tablets. Now it's included on the labels of products for sale in the EU.

Read the article in @theconversation.com ⤵️
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#RightToRepair #JRC
Inside the new repairability scores for smartphones and tablets in the EU
The EU energy label for these devices now includes scores aimed at drawing consumers to products that are easier to fix.
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This partnership is part of a broader, long-term EU strategy:

- Over €1.18 billion invested in AMR research since 2014
- Evidence-based policymaking rooted in science
- A commitment to protecting health systems through shared innovation

Read more: link.europa.eu/WKqWP8
EU Research and Innovation on Antimicrobial drug resistance (AMR)
Research and innovation activities in the field of antimicrobial drug resistance.
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The European Partnership on One Health Antimicrobial Resistance (OHMAR) brings together 53 organisations from 30 countries and a €253 million budget to tackle AMR from every angle: human health, animal health, and the environment.
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AMR already claims 35,000 lives a year in the EU.

EU-funded researchers are joining forces through the One Health AMR Partnership (OHAMR) - 53 organisations, 30 countries, €253 million - tackling AMR across human, animal & environmental health.
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♻️ Transitioning into a circular economy could help cut between 189 and 231 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions in a single year!

Our new report reveals the potential of circularity measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in energy-intensive sectors.

Read more: link.europa.eu/GKjbg8
Potential cut of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (Mt CO2-eq) in energy intensive sectors, if circular economy measures would be adopted.
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(3/4) To support researchers, the EU offers:

➡️ Funding at all stages of their careers.

➡️ Career development services: link.europa.eu/JpWRpb

➡️ The European Research Competence Framework to assess skills and make it easier to move between jobs & sectors: link.europa.eu/XKppFY
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(2/4) Researchers and innovators need: funding to transform their ideas into solutions for the public; services and guidance to build sustainable careers; skills and competences; and freedom to remain curious, explore and imagine progress.
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(1/4) The EU needs scientists to advance finding solutions to global challenges, strengthen our democracy, drive competitiveness and safeguard prosperity. 

But what do scientists need to build a sustainable career?
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#ChooseEurope for Science is live!

With €22.5 million under #MSCA, we’re funding organisations to:

🔬 Host postdoctoral researchers in all fields
🔬 Offer stable jobs and great working conditions
🔬 Create long-term career prospects

Europe is where science thrives.

More → link.europa.eu/6JhtHp
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What’s a policy brief, and why is it important?

It’s a short, targeted document drawing on scientific evidence to shape actionable recommendations for policymakers to make better decisions for society.

Share your useful tips in the comments!
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We’ve recently published a practical guide to help researchers and innovators create clear, impactful policy briefs that capture the attention of policymakers.

It includes drafting tips, key dos and don’ts, plus a handy template with examples: link.europa.eu/6ptQmm
A headline page of a publication with the text: Sharing scientific evidence with policymakers. Guide on writing policy brief for impact.
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🧠 Our study with the University of Warsaw shows a breakthrough in the treatment of one of the most aggressive brain cancers.

Convection-enhanced delivery makes targeted alpha therapy more effective, improving tumour control.

Read more: link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00259-025-07527-1
PET/CT images of brain tumor and its reaction to treatment.
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What is funded? At least 3 postdoctoral researchers per project for up to 5 years. The funding is divided into two phases:

- Phase 1: Supported by #MSCA for 2-3 years.
- Phase 2: Continued support by the host institution for up to 2 additional years.

Know more and apply here: link.europa.eu/6JhtHp
€22.5 million Choose Europe for Science call offers researchers long-term careers in Europe
The new initiative is designed to make research careers in Europe more attractive by offering excellent working conditions and long-term prospects.
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Who can apply? Any organisation in an EU country or a #HorizonEU Associated Country. Collaborations with optional partners are welcome.

Funding details: up to €3.5M available per beneficiary.
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The new #ChooseEurope for science funding scheme aims to attract the best researchers worldwide, retain European talent, and ensure sustainable careers.

Hosting organisations commit to employing researchers beyond the EU-funded phase of the project.
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