Touching the air may be possible with new research on haptics
The sense of touch has been mostly neglected so far in technology. However, research in haptics applied to virtual and augmented realities is opening up new possibilities in [...]
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How to fund enterprises without banks: Criptalia is the future of Fintech
Criptalia was born from the idea of moving traditional financial products to blockchain in order to obtain time and economic advantages in its management. The idea [...]
Why reducing drivetrain size can make electric cars even greener
Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) already go some way to reducing air pollution in Europe. The latest developments in electric drivetrain technology, however, are helping to [...]
Coronavirus: Rapid tests for coronavirus and their accuracy
Even with the advent of vaccines, strategies for rapid and affordable testing for COVID-19 are still paramount. The lack of evidence that the current vaccines can completely [...]
News Analysis: UK-EU relationship remain partially uncertain as UK marks first day outside the bloc
(Xinhua) — As Britain and the European Union (EU) kicked off their new relationship on Friday, analysts here said many aspects of their future ties are still to be [...]
Brexit and the UK’s decarbonisation efforts: a hit or a miss?
Post-Brexit is a challenging era for the United Kingdom’s climate and environmental policy. Some experts believe that the new situation will speed up the country’s [...]
Protocol to Manage Relationships Today: Modern Relationship Management Based Upon Traditional Values
Many organisations are currently making the transition to a more flexible network organisation where effective internal and external cooperation must be redesigned. An [...]
G7 pledges to work with G20 on fighting COVID-19, climate change, upholding multilateral trading system
(Xinhua) The leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) on Friday pledged to cooperate with the Group of 20 (G20) and other international institutions on a range of global issues [...]
Optimising the design and operation of local energy communities
A new project – eNeuron – is set to optimise and test the design and operation of local energy communities (LECs) based on multi-carrier energy systems, as part of the [...]
Probing the European bioeconomy’s development through its drivers and indicators
Partners from the BioMonitor project published its latest paper in the Sustainability journal on the drivers and indicators that will measure the development of the [...]
Italy’s new prime minister, his cabinet sworn in
(Xinhua) — The Italian government formed by newly-appointed Prime Minister Mario Draghi, who was also the former chief of the European Central Bank (ECB), was [...]
Immigration in Portugal: documentary “Ser Imigrante em Cascais”
The documentary “Ser Imigrante em Cascais” presents some of the different aspects of immigration in Portugal, bringing together autobiographical narratives of nine [...]
Why the EU’s post-COVID recovery should go bio
The bioeconomy could play a significant role in Europe’s recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, if governments and industries capitalize on shifting demands and priorities, [...]
World leaders advocate multilateralism at Davos Agenda meeting amid common challenges
Facing pressing challenges like the sluggish global economy and the still-raging COVID-19 pandemic, world leaders have voiced their support for multilateralism during the [...]
EP, Holocaust Memorial Day: If understanding is impossible, knowing is necessary
“Today we remember that 76 years ago the gates of Auschwitz-Birkenau were opened, revealing the horror of the Nazi genocide. “What happened in that concentration camp and [...]
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