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bringing emphasis to operation european infrastructure for multiscale plant phenomics and simulation for food security in a changing climate

plant production is central in agriculture food systems and in bioeconomy applications which is essential to address future challenges related to growing population climate change scarcity of agricultural land loss of biodiversity etc integrated solutions and new technologies are needed to improve plant production based on knowledgedriven innovation to the farming sector agricultural and seed industries therein the analysis of crop performance with respect to structure function quality and interaction with the environment phenotyping is key for the exploitation of crop genetic diversity required for the enhancement of plant productivity and progress in plant breeding this requires substantial and concerted action to develop and to increase the availability of phenotyping infrastructures the european strategic forum for research infrastructure esfri has thus identified plant phenotyping as a priority for the european research area and emphasis has been listed on the esfri roadmap addressing primary plant production as the key step in future european agrofoodsystems and bioeconomy transformation the preparatory phase project emphasisprep 20172021 paved the way towards implementation and subsequent operation it developed a business plan and established the interim general assembly as main decisionmaking body comprising highlevel representation from policy and science emphasisgo will build on the successful work in the preparatory phase extend the membership with partners from eleven countries fully committed to support emphasis and bring emphasis into operation to fully explore the potential european plant phenotyping by i developing and deploying services ii implement the legal financial and organisational framework and iii consolidating the business plan for future operations
urban development explorations using natural experiments

urbanization is increasing globally with almost all cities growing in population this growth is more prominent in europe and north africa where 70 and 78 of people respectively live in cities climate change inequalities and conflict drive huge populations to cities in search of a better life however urban development is not generally guided by evidencebased informed decisions especially in emerging countries as a result liveability in cities worsen the udene project aims to use large amounts of earth observation eo data from copernicus satellites and local sources to support evidencebased decision making for urban development especially in international partner countries to support the un sustainable development goal 11 of making cities safe resilient and sustainable the project will essentially create a virtual laboratory for urban planners and visionaries to test their development ideas multidimensional models of urban areas across time and across countries will be used to support urban planners in exploring natural occurrences of similar development ideas concepts or projects in similar urban areas natural experiments the wealth of eo data in fast accessible data cube format provides a great search space for exploring natural experiments by exploiting greater valueadd of causal analysis project outcomes will be embodied by an exploration tool for natural experiments and a matchmaking tool which will leverage the exploration tool by linking the existing eo product process or service offerings project activities include cooperations for data acquisition and partnership building that will be facilitated by open fstp calls we are confident that our evidencebased approach for urban development as powered by vast eo data will complement the existing eo product or service offers and expand the european excellence in eo technology utilization with urban development applications that have high economic and societal impact
highly efficient and lightweight inputoutput open silicon

sipearl was spun off from the european processor initiative epi with 74m of initial funding to develop highend microprocessors and protect european chip sovereignty in the past 2 years sipearl has partnered and contracted with arm and other toptier ip providers secured a 46m order book and identified a 11bn sales pipeline in europe alone sipearl is currently raising an 80m series a we are confident to close this round by yearend based on the achievements of the past 3 months lead term sheet from a lead corporate investor of our industry 25m venture loan from the eib 15m followon grant from epi and additional lois from several corporate and public investors we are currently hiring 710 employees per month in europe this funding application relates to an additional 25m eic grant 15m eic equity which is meant to support the development of our next generation helios platform architecture that supports the new european chips act by reducing the cost and time of new chip designs
exploiting pseudogauge fields for novel lightmatter interfaces

a central goal within quantum optics is to realize novel lightmatter interfaces that enable efficient controlled and complex interactions between photons and atoms or atomlike emitters which is imperative for many emerging quantum applications current stateoftheart paradigms include waveguide qed systems where emitters are interfaced with structured photonic environments here one has exquisite control over the dimensionality spatial structure and dispersion of the photonic guided modes enabling new regimes of lightmatter interactions with no analog in free space however in a quest for ultimate control it is unfortunate that one cannot manipulate photons directly with electromagnetic gauge fields due to their lack of charge this fundamental limitation has inspired various ways of engineering synthetic gauge fields for photons among these one tantalizingly straightforward approach has emerged from graphene physics where it has been shown that strain deformations of the membrane translate into pseudogauge fields in the effective dirac hamiltonian atomag is an interdisciplinary project that seeks to unveil pseudomagnetic and pseudoelectric fields as fundamentally new elements in the quantum optics toolbox enabling new regimes of lightmatter interactions beyond conventional periodic waveguide qed systems combining this with the intrinsic nonlinearity of atoms we will propose novel lightmatter interfaces which could have important implications for the processing of quantum information quantum communication and quantum simulation of manybody physics since pseudogauge fields can be generated by a simple static variation of the system parameters these novel lightmatter interfaces should be imminently realizable
explodes exploration of the diversity of european solenogastres mollusca aplacophora

in the face of global biodiversity loss explodes exploration of the diversity of european solenogastres emerges as vital endeavor the accurate association of scientific names with species is paramount for reliable reference in biology impacting phylogenetic studies conservation efforts and ecological research explodes tackles key challenges in modern taxonomy with focus on solenogastres mollusca these challenges include providing empirical rigor to species hypotheses and accelerating species description solenogastres are unique marine molluscs with significant evolutionary and ecological importance however they remain poorly understood explodes aims to bridge this knowledge gap and seeks to revolutionize their study through an integrative approach with particular emphasis on species with a putative broad distribution including the mediterranean sea and the northern european atlantic the projects research questions dig on comparing traditional morphologybased species hypotheses with modern integrative taxonomybased ones evaluating distribution patterns and understanding diversity drivers objectives include enhance existing data by analyzing museum specimens and sampling new ones analyze genetic differences between lineages and investigate morphological evolution as a pioneering effort in solenogaster research explodes stands as a model for modern taxonomy the impacts extend far beyond the projects duration offering lasting benefits as is poised to make a transformative contribution to the field of molluscan studies and to enhance the research aim to understanding of early molluscan evolution the project will also advance our insight of euorpean marine biodiversity beyond its scientific contributions explodes findings will inform marine conservation policies and may serve as an indicator of the impacts of climate change moreover explodes has the potential to foster public awareness and appreciation of marine ecosystems
borel combinatorics and approximations

infinite graphs and their combinatorics model large reallife networks like the internet but are also an essential tool to understand mathematical structures that are intrinsically infinite like the geometry of the euclidean spaces the project concerns research in descriptive set theory and its interactions with measure theory dynamical systems graph limits and theoretical computer science through the study of regularity properties of combinatorial problems on infinite graphs these considerations played a fundamental role in the spectacular results on the circle squaring problem and form a new field measurable graph theoryin the last years an explosion of activity has brought new exciting ideas to this field formal connections with the theory of distributed computing and random processes the notion of asymptotic dimension from geometric group theory or a generalization of the determinacy method of marks these ideas have already found several groundbreaking applications and are highly promising in gaining new perspectives on old problems we propose to employ combine and further develop these methods with particular emphasis on applications to the study of central questions of descriptive set theory that is borel hyperfiniteness equidecomposition problems or the abstract classification problem as well as on finding new links and applications to classical graph theory in particular to algorithmic aspects of partition problems on finite graphsthe fellowship will be carried out over 26 months 14 at ucla and 12 at mu the supervisors andrew marks at ucla and dan kr at mu are leading figures in their respective fields of interest descriptive set theory and combinatorics together with the expertise of the fellow the project promises a unique potential for bridging these fields solving deep problems in both areas developing the fellows research profile and bringing the contemporary trends of descriptive set theory to central europe
innovation procurement of advanced technologies for safe remote vehicle stopping by law enforcement

intercept aims to strengthen the capabilities of law enforcement authorities in the eu and equip them with effective methods to remotely and safely stop vehicles posing imminent and highsecurity threats to citizens and society this involves identifying technology gaps to address in order to minimize existing vulnerabilities and enhance security efficiency this objective is endorsed from the outset by various stakeholders particularly security practitioners intercept involves eight endusers from eight eu countries belgium finland france poland netherlands slovak republic spain and the united kingdom all of whom are also public buyers additionally numerous other endusers will participate through the user observatory group uogthe project follows a progressive and iterative approach to collectively identify a common challenge that can be addressed with identified candidate technologies laying the groundwork for future pcp for which the buyers group will be created during the project through the continuous involvement of the uog initially at least six jointly defined common security use cases will comprehensively outline the gaps between available solutions existing procedures and identified requirements subsequently technological experts will analyse these needs considering legal societal ethical and environmental factors as well as stateoftheart sota analysis and consultations with the open market the outcomes will ultimately inform the definition of the common challenge and the development of the initial set of tender documents
discovering chronic inflammation biomarkers that define key stages in the healthytonash nonalcoholic steatohepatitis transition to inform early prevention and treatment strategies

nonalcoholic fatty liver disease nafld is a multifactorial chronic inflammatory disease that is prevalent in 1 of 4 individuals with a significant personal socioeconomic and healthcare burden especially at the later more severe inflammatory stage of disease nonalcoholic steatohepatitis nash despite the severe negative impact of the disease on society nafld remains difficult to diagnose and treat additionally the molecular mechanisms underlying the transition from health to fatty liver to nash remain poorly understood due to the lack of models that faithfully reflect the complexity of human disease hence haltronin aims to uncover the early triggers of disease initiation and complex mechanistic drivers of disease progression by implementing a systems biology approach with integrative disease modelling resulting in opportunities for the improvement of the existing detection methods providing a blueprint to inform personalized intervention strategies and drug discovery for nafld to achieve this goal haltronin will combine experimental data from advanced in vitro and in vivo models with multimodal data from extensive human nafld cohorts and biobanks and use in silico machine learning approaches to discover new biomarkers and molecular targets specific to each stage of the healthtodisease transition by validating preclinical experimental findings with realworld data ronin will allow for the discovery of novel biomarkers and molecular targets that are specific to the individual patients pathology consequently healthcare professionals will gain the tools and knowledge required to diagnose and establish guidelines for the prevention and treatment of inflammationdriven health to disease as such in the longterm ronin will decrease the number of nafl patients who progress into nash and provide diseasemodifying strategies to improve patient outcomes
learning from longterm care practices for the european care strategy

european societies find themselves in a window of opportunity for the advancement of ltc policies and practices the pandemic has made clear that there is a need for accessible affordable and quality services more equality protection and inclusion for people in need of care informal caregivers and care workers and sustainability to meet these goals policy makers stakeholders and researchers need to comprehend the challenges ahead the patterns and drivers of inequalities in ltc the potential contribution of emerging practices and the development of contextualised sustainable practices letscare originally combines an ethnographic approach with the analysis of territorial indicators and fuzzysetqualitative analysis to provide a new indepth reflexive understanding of ltc challenges and their diversity across 7 european countries it will disentangle the meanings of takenforgranted ltc concepts and illuminate how eg care or integrated care have different meanings in different contexts it will produce new evidence and a novel approach to territorial inequalities in ltc their drivers and interdependencies the project will conduct 18 ethnographic studies or care practices aimed at improving the wellbeing of care receivers of care workers and of informal caregivers ethnographic case studies will comprehend the tensions tradeoffs and choices that underpin these practices and will develop contextsensitive policy recommendations finally letscare will move beyond best practices by developing a new reflexive approach to policy learning and a concrete toolkit letscare is based on a strong and diffuse partnership between academic institutions and key ltc stakeholders and policymakers that allow the coproduction of knowledge enhances the relevance of research and makes a difference the projects commitment to open science will maximise its impact and inform care policies in the agenda in the years to come
computation for a new age of resource aware architecture wastesourced and fastgrowing biobased materials

this project proposes a breakthrough resource model for architecture engineering and construction aec fostering a steep change in the way we design and fabricate our built environment overcoming the fundamental limits that the natural variability sets within biobased material streams for the green transformation of the industry with a central focus on the alternative materials of wastesourced and fastgrowing materials raw assembles worldleading researchers and entrepreneurs in material sourcing uibk ltu omtre nondestructive material characterisation ltu dtu nonprescriptive computational design and adaptive fabrication kadk ustut in a unique consortium to establish the foundation of a novel resource model for aec linking design analysis and fabrication through an innovative computational infrastructure and embracing the variability of resources with the ambition to minimise waste enable circularity increase carbon storage in building allow uptake of currently disregarded biobased materials in aec and pave the way for new aesthetic expressions and tectonics in architecture
sea environmental awareness and guard enhanced with unmanned ai robotic detection

illegal activities across external borders land and maritime are a threat to the security of the european union better border surveillance capabilities are required to deter and monitor irregular border crossings these should be interoperable across member states ranging from the mediterranean to the nordic countries which have different border surveillance challenges these should also be scalable flexible and relocatable since the needs along borders shift rapidly in time with changing and improving threats seaguard project aims to address these needs situational awareness technologies will play a crucial role in the future of maritime border security by providing realtime information about the maritime environment including vessel movements cargo and potential threats the seaguard project aims at developing an innovative and integrated approach to maritime crossborder surveillance that will enhance border security and management in europe the scope of this project includes the design development testing and deployment of a crossborder surveillance system that will incorporate multiple sensing technologies integrated in both fixed and mobile platforms this project will combine unmanned vehicles unmanned aerial surface and underwater vehicles uxvs fixed buoys smart submarine cables with advanced analytics and decision support the system will be able to monitor and detect various types of threats including illegal border crossings smuggling of contraband illegal fisheries and terrorist activities the project will leverage new technologies and data analytics enhanced by multidomain autonomous cooperative platforms and multimodal communications to provide realtime information and situational awareness to multiple border guards and other authorities enabling them to detect and respond to potential threats coming from the air surface or underwater more effectively
symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast ecosystems for the development of probiotic extracellular vesicles

fermented foods are used for many centuries all over the world for their contribution to longevity and digestive health regular consumption of fermented foods can combat dysbiosis and boost hosts immune response against various pathogens and associated diseases however they increase the microbiome of the digestive tract and can have adverse effects on immunosuppressed patients rather than singlestrain probiotics we will study symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast ecosystem scoby derived biomembranedelimited nanostructures to obtain similar or enhanced beneficial effects to that end extracellular vesicles evs harvested from kombucha a fermented beverage based on tea and sugar produced with a scoby will be exploited for their antimicrobial properties against gastrointestinal bacterial infections and foodborne bacterial pathogensthe experienced researcher is a microbiologist with strong academic background in the field of microbiology infectious diseases and bioinformatics who will teamup with the institute of biosciences and bioresources with considerable expertise in ev research to carry out a uniquely interdisciplinary research program the research will realize the following objectives 1 to setup and optimize kombucha scoby cultures for the production of evs 2 to study the role of scobyderived evs in interspecies communication and their impact on gastrointestinal bacterial pathogens and 3 to synthetize molecularly imprinted polymers specific for the enrichment of scobyevs to our knowledge none of these objectives has been addressed before and they all have the potential to expand the knowledge in the field and drive the research towards biotechnology applications in health and disease the research objectives are integrated with concerted training objectives in ev research mass spectrometry mips design and synthesis outreach program dissemination events and considerable knowledge transfer in microbiology from the researcher
systemic integration of transformative technical and naturebased solutions to improve climate neutrality of european cities and regions and tackle climate change the urbreath approach

urbreath vision is to develop implement demonstrate validate and replicate a comprehensive community participation and nbsdriven urban revitalisation resilience and climate neutrality paradigm that will ultimately radically enhance the social interactions inclusion equitability and liveability in cities specifically the aim of the urbreath project is to implement hybridnatural base solutions putting at the heart of the decisionmaking process the communities within a city advanced techniques particularly local digital twins and ai and social innovation will facilitate the achievement of its vision the project will have four phases 1 inception 2 development 3 piloting 4 transition the preliminary results of a single phase are evaluated within the following phase so to allow for feedback before releasing the final version the inception phase will define the methodology to be followed for the project development and will deliver the project functional and technical requirements the second phase will release the urbreath technical framework consisting of tools to manage the whole data value chain and to support endusers to collaborate on the design and creation of nbs to be used in the citydistrict it will be used to monitor and take decisions on the nbs to be implementeddeployed in the piloting phase evidencebased decision making that involves 4 front runner cities in 4 different climatic zones clujnapoca ro continental leuven be atlantic madrid es mediterranean and tallin ee borealduring the transition phase all the information results and lessons learnt from the previous steps will be collected and analysed to provide recommendations and foster replication activities and the uptake of project outputs at the end of its lifespan to this aim 5 follower cities are involved aarhus dk athens el kajaani fi parma it pilsen cz linked to the front runners for climatic zone andor dimension