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development of the next generation of 3d printed emi shielding solutions based on 2d nanomaterials inks

with the fast development of wireless communication especially the new 5g technology electromagnetic interference emi shielding is becoming a challenge highperformance emi shielding materials are urgently needed in controlling electromagnetic radiation pollution that seriously affects the normal operation of sensitive electronic apparatus and systems metals are the most used shielding materials but suffer from easy corrosion high density and poor processibility despite the progress most current research still concentrates on the solo enhancement of the emi se to enable new emi shielding applications for nextgeneration devices multifunctionality and low reflection feature are also important for shielding material which can significantly improve the application adaptability and reduce the secondary emi pollution respectively unfortunately most of the present emi shielding solutions cannot simultaneously integrate these characteristics therefore pioneering alternative design and fabrication strategies for developing nextgeneration highperformance shielding materials beyond the usual protocols are urgently needed to meet the escalating demands of modern devices furthermore as a critical component in electronic devices and equipment emi shielding materials also meet great challenges from the miniaturization aspect 2d nanomaterials are promising for emishielding applications due to their outstanding electrical thermal and mechanical properties versatile surface chemistry and their favourable capability to be assembled into macroscopic architectures or serve as conductive fillers for composite fabrication the aim of this project is to determine the economic and technical feasibility of using readily scalable additive manufacturing technologies for the development of highly efficient and customizable emi shielding solutions based on twodimensional 2d nanosheets for electronic applications
discovering neutrinos of extreme energies with the radio neutrino observatory greenland

the discovery of neutrinos above energies of 1e16 ev promises to uncover the unknown sources of ultrahigh energy cosmic rays new insights into astrophysics of these sources and particle propagation through the universe as well as new particle physics at energies far higher than those accessible to manmade accelerators the radio neutrino observatory greenland rnog is currently under construction and is scheduled to reach 35 stations in 2026 the inice radio array rnog is the first largescale implementation of the radio askaryan technique and will provide an order of magnitude better discovery sensitivity than existing experiments its construction and operation is led by me and two colleagues from the us and europe this proposal maximizes rnogs potential to discover the long awaited ultrahigh energy neutrinos my research group will do this by enabling highefficiency and highpurity neutrino searches indata through novel simulations with improved accuracy highprecision instrument calibration and the unique exploitation of cosmic ray signals as a training tool
european researchers night 20222023

the european researchers night ern in slovakia is the biggest science popularisation event for broad audience taking place every year since 2007 it is established science event that brings interactive programme and science and innovation closer to citizens and ordinary people the ern traditionally takes place in september in unusual places in shopping centres and public spaces innovative formats direct interactions with scientists and informal setting of the project involves hundreds of researchers and it attracts thousands of visitors every year science show within the ern takes place in unusual places shopping centres and an old market hall where it also attracts random visitors and people who normally would not be interested in the topic through an interactive programme it invites visitors to participate in science experiments demonstrations discussions and lectures and provides an opportunity for dialogue and exchange between science community and the slovak society the ern focuses on young people and students and it presents them science and opportunities it provides thus motivating them to embark on research career the science festival appeals to young audience and showcases research in an unconventional and entertaining way
disruptive communication system based on lifi technology for spacecrafts and aerospace infrastructure

over the next decade the space industry expects to launch 50000 satellites in orbit however the longterm success of this plan requires substantial cost reductions explicitly to weight and material costs of satellites wired coppered signal harnesses are used for data transmission on communication buses within the satellite and account for up to 10 of the total dry mass of a satellite the high weight density and complexity of the satellite harnesses represent a substantial pain for manufacturers and an opportunity for innovation and market disruption based on feasibility studies with project partners in the space industry oledcomm has developed satellife the first lifi light fidelitybased wireless connection technology which utilizes light to transmit data replacing cables in a spacecraft with satellife allows a simplification of validation manufacturinghuge weight reduction and cost reduction
safe and reliable combustion technologies powered by hydrogen

hydrogen is uniquely placed to achieve both energy security and netzero greenhouse emission goals provided it can be produced by lowcarbon resources and systems powered by hydrogen can be operated safely and reliably hydrogen can be burned to produce heat or power it can also be used in fuel cells to produce electricity due to its high reactivity with oxygen it often results in violent dynamics that raises challenges to guarantee the integrity and reliability of the systems powered by hydrogen but also their safety the objective of selecth is threefold 1 develop fundamental knowledge on combustion science associated with the use of hydrogen in real systems 2 develop and validate simulation tools to predict these flows and 3 develop solutions to favor the shift from technologies powered by hydrocarbon fuels to safe and reliable systems only powered by hydrogen these objectives will be achieved in selecth by combining detailed experiments low order physicsbased models and highfidelity numerical simulations in two different sets of configurations with large societal impact the first set considers technologies in which hydrogen must burn efficiently including domestic boilers cooking stoves and gas turbines for propulsion and power generation they cover a wide range of operating conditions fuel and oxidizer injection schemes including laminar atmospheric cases and highlyturbulent flows at high pressure and elevated temperature where combustion dynamics can threaten the system integrity and reliability the second set considers cases where hydrogen combustion must be avoided typically hydrogen leaks from fuel cells or from high pressure storages will be considered to understand how hydrogen leaks may ignite and if they do how they will interact with walls the fundamental knowledge gained in selecth will allow the design of safe and reliable hydrogenpowered units
system approach to close the employment gap and create a more inclusive labor market for vulnerable groups

synclusive is an innovative integral and interdisciplinary systems approach to stimulate inclusion of vulnerable groups in the labor market to achieve this our six central objectives are 1 developing and consolidating a coalition of stakeholders in 4 regional living labs across europe along the lines of the community coalition action theory using the engine approach this approach includes an integrated package of interventions that stimulates upward and sideward mobility of vulnerable employees hereby creating vacancies for inflow of vulnerable job seekers 2 testing the usefulness and applicability of the engine approach for different vulnerable groups identified as being discriminated against 3 identifying drivers and barriers for mobility and inflow including discrimination 4 assessing the impact of the implemented engine approach on the labor market mobility and inclusion of vulnerable groups 5 identifying transition pathways from the regional to the national and eu policy level and 6 identifying interoperable and comparative indicators and standards that are relevant for the labor market inclusion of vulnerable groups taking into account the regional national legislative social security and cultural context regional stakeholder commitment as well as the interdisciplinary collaboration is crucial for the success of synclusive and for inclusion of vulnerable people in the labor market synclusive therefore collaborates in an active community coalition amongst municipalities employers civil society and educational institutes which interacts with their political counterparts at national and eu level across 7 european regions synclusive results will lead to sustainable inclusion of vulnerable groups in the regional living labs and have vast potential to result in outcomes far beyond the scope and duration of the project synclusive will contribute to generic and contextspecific euwide policy and intervention recommendations that drive inclusion of vulnerable groups and help to start overcoming discrimination in the eu labour market
transition to safe sustainable food systems through new innovative detection methods digital solutions for plantbased products derived from new genomic techniques under a cocreation approach

darwin aims to contribute to a fair healthy safe and environmentally friendly food system by codeveloping an innovative detection strategy by integrating targeted analytical pcrbased methods untargeted sequencing methods and digital solutions a new generation of innovative and reliable dnabased analytical detection methods ranging from enhanced pcr methods for ngt detection identification and quantification in single and multitarget systems to untargeted sequencing methods related to wholegenome sequencing laser capture microdissectionbased sequencing and high throughput metagenomics sequencing for ngt screening and characterization darwin will bring a cuttingedge approach developing genetic fingerprints using artificial intelligence to overcome challenges related to eventspecific targeted methods unambiguously identifying specific ngt lines darwin also brings innovation in the new application of digital solutions such as data spaces and documentationbased screening to increase the data evidence to ngts blockchains to enable transparent and traceable detection along the food chain ai models and a decision support system to improve accuracy and support the selection of the best fit for purpose detection methods darwin will reach trl45 though validation including inhouse transferability and full trials and presenting 3 cases representative of real situations relevant for ngt products in the eu agrifood market after methods validation and the definition of a clear oriented detection strategy darwin will theoretically extrapolate its finding to more complex scenarios encountering the diversity of ngt lines and food products that might reach eu markets all this under an interdisciplinary cocreation ecosystem based on responsible research and innovation rri principals empowering a wide variety of stakeholders including consumers in europe and internationally and robustly contributing to the policy making
developing and implementing innovative patientcentred care pathways for cancer patients

in the eu 27m people were diagnosed with and 13m died of cancer in 2020 over 12m people have survived cancer thanks to advances in early detection and new therapies with higher cure rates and more patients living longer with cancer access to patientcentred care consisting of optimal supportive palliative survivorship and endoflife care becomes increasingly important however cancer care still has silos and to this day there is no technical support available that is suitable for different cultures settings and environmentsseveral randomised controlled trials have provided evidence that the integration of patientcentred care in standard oncology care results in better patient and caregiver outcomes as yet these findings have not translated into clinical routinein this project we will develop technologyenhanced and evidencebased patientcentred care pathways called mypath to be merged with tumourcentred treatments across supportive palliative survivorship and endoflife care mypath integrates patientreported outcomes of the ous eir software to be further advanced with contributions of renowned european oncologists ethicists psychologists and sociologists it will be configurated on the ehealth platform of our sme partner dnv imatis its effectiveness and sustainability will be assessed in an implementation science study in 9 clinical centres across europe with the support of leading cancer care professional associations esmo and eapc and the cancer patient organisation ecpc we are committed to delivering the right care to the right person at the right time by the right personswe hypothesise that mypath can significantly improve the quality of and access to treatment and care reduce variations in clinical practice and optimise resources in family community and hospital care settings this will ultimately reduce the physical emotional and ultimately economic burden linked to cancer
an open access knowledge and data repository to safeguard soils

more than ever soil health is an issue as recent assessments state that 6070 of european soils can be considered unhealthy the soil deal for europe aims to have 75 of eu soils healthy or significantly improved by 2030 reaching such an ambition requires among others access to reliable harmonised existing and new data and knowledge collected at local national and eu levels to allow informed decisionmaking at all scales to support the soil health law and the eu soil strategysoilwise will provide an integrated and actionable access point to scattered and heterogeneous soil data and knowledge in europe making them fair findable accessible interoperable and reusable and improve trust willingness and ability to share and reuse soil data and knowledge in three project development cycles cocreation and covalidation by multistakeholder groups are the centre of project activities soilwise recognises existing workflows and repositories for specific user needs and aims to work with them to enhance their discoverability approachability and interconnection an open modular scalable and extensible knowledge and data repository building on existing and new technologies will be provided while respecting data ownership access policies and privacy ai and ml techniques will be employed to interlink scattered data and knowledge automatise the processes infer new knowledge and increase fairness soilwise applies infrastructure thinking instead of project thinking to design a repository for at least a decade to support euso evolvement accordinglythe soilwise repository and community are designed to be a joint starting point and common ground for countries the european commission and other stakeholders to jointly guide soil and related spatial policy and informed decisionmaking towards the 2030 goals of the green deal achieve healthy soils in 2050 and ensure broad uptake and implementation by land managers policy research and industry
finance and innovation to couple negative emissions and sustainable development

the find project will develop an innovative framework to assess the feasibility and social desirability of limiting global warming through the diffusion of negative emission technologies current global climate action is deeply insufficient to deliver the objectives of the paris agreement and containing global warming to 15 c will likely require the deployment of carbon dioxide removals however the technologies to sequestrate and store carbon from the atmosphere are currently immature risky and highly questioned understanding the effective diffusion potential of carbon removal methods and their socioeconomic and environmental impacts is pivotal to design future climate action the find project aims to ensure that negative emission technologies act as an enabler not a barrier of longrun sustainable development it brings together different disciplines namely climate science economics innovation studies climate finance integrated assessment and agentbased modelling in a coherent and synergic whole find is designed to provide breakthrough evidence about two crucial and underinvestigated aspects of carbon removal solutions i how their technoeconomic paradigms evolve and relate to the broader technological landscape and ii how immature and uncertain technologies can be financed to provide social value rather than speculative interest by combing innovation finance and political economy into a quantitative theory of carbon removal operationalization unfolding at global scale find will expand the stateoftheart in climateenergyeconomy modelling and reassess decarbonization pathways the project will evaluate climate and nonclimate policies to create robust noregret policy portfolios supporting a rapid and sustainable path to a netzero society find will be of high relevance for public policy and civil society especially considering europes commitment to reach carbon neutrality by 2050 while spurring green and inclusive growth
compact and propellantless electrodynamic tether system based on inspace solar energy

etcompact is aimed at reaching technology readiness level four for three inspace technologies on the domain of solar energy harvesting and green propulsion the first technology a thin film 2terminal tandem cigsperovskite module with efficiency larger than 15 and a powerperweight ratio larger than 50wkg is called to reduce the cost of inspace solar panels the second technology is a miniaturized target volume 3u greenpropulsion mobility module device based on an electrodynamic tether designed to have tether reelinreelout capability and equipped with a field emission cathode the mobility module can use the harvested inspace solar energy to produce propulsion both thrust and drag without using propellant nor expellant for the mobility module and the satellite platform to host it research on ultralight structures based on 3d printed compliant polymeric techniques is conducted besides mass reduction the goal is to integrate compliance mechanisms for both tether deployment and thinfilm solar panel unfolding the third technology which combines the experience and knowledge of the consortium on photovoltaic and tether technologies is a novel barephotovoltaic tether that uses the metallic tape tether for both electron collection and as the back contact of tandem cigsperovskite modules it integrates in a single device solar energy harvesting and propellantless propulsion project impact is enhanced by activities on market analysis unit mass production and early commercialization solidly supported by simulation work to assess the use of these technologies in the field of post mission disposal active debris removal inorbit servicing and space tugs
making the invisible visible computational sensing and imaging via folding nonlinearities

by leveraging a radically new digital sensing approach the cosifold program strives to achieve a quantitative breakthrough in performance while unlocking qualitatively new and previously unthinkable applicationsthe emerging field of computational sensing has opened up new horizons such as the imaging of the black hole however mainstream digital sensing still relies on decadesold ideas from claude shannons seminal 1948 paper which laid the foundations of sampling theory and catalyzed the digital revolution despite immense progress capturing highdynamicrange hdr signals at high digital resolution hdres while maintaining low power consumption lpc remains a significant challenge implementing shannons method via analogtodigital converters adcs introduces fundamental bottlenecks including quantization noise and saturation due to limited dynamic range ldr these limitations are conspicuously evident in cases like the 1986 chernobyl accident where excessively hdr radiation went unrecorded due to ldr dosimeters resulting in loss of lives bottlenecks in current digital pipelines clearly necessitate a paradigm shiftthe cosifold program capitalizes on an alternative methodology that simultaneously unlocks hdr and hdres capabilities with lpc cosifold harnesses a synergistic melding of novel hardware and mathematical algorithms representing the core principle of computational sensing the analogdomain folding of hdr inputs eliminates the wellknown clipping problem while also reducing the quantization noise floor mathematically principled algorithms then computationally unfold the ldr folded samplesthe quantum leap brought by cosifold lies in the comprehensive convergence of theoretical algorithmic and hardware innovations it introduces our feasibility tests indicate the potential to revolutionize the fields of audio and acoustics biomedical and healthcare monitoring and computational imaging which are the focus of cosifold
a precision medicine trial leveraging bloodbased tumor genomics to optimize treatment in operable stage iii and highrisk stage ii colon cancer patients the sagittarius trial

sagittarius aim to optimize the clinical management of locoregional stage ii highriskstage iii colon cancer lrcc approximately half of all lrcc patients relapse within two years from time of curative surgery because of imagingundetectable micrometastatic residual disease mmrd given the lack of reliable predictors of individual risk lrcc patients are treated with a onefitsall adjuvant chemotherapy this gunshot approach results in either over or undertreatment measuring circulating tumor dna ctdna in the patients bloodstream can diagnose mmrd retrospective studies show that ctdna detection after surgery predicts cancer recurrence with high sensitivity and specificity sagittarius will deploy a ctdna assay to detect the absence presence or persistence of mmrd in individual patients the diagnosis of mmrd will guide and personalize therapeutic interventions sagittarius is a pragmatic trial whereby realworld patients are treated in two parallel trials based on their mmrd status and the genomic landscape of their tumors ctdna positive patients are randomized to conventional or personalized targeted therapy ctdna negative patients are randomized to a physiciandriven therapy or a waitsee strategy the efficacy and effectiveness of this potentially groundbreaking new strategy of care will be measured via multiple outcomes including safety and time to events variables patientreported outcome measures and healtheconomics evaluation since colon cancer deaths are usually associated with metastases rather than local disease mmrd will also reclassify how this disease is perceived by clinicians this new prism will allow for treatment to be better matched against the tumor biology also allowing for better monitoring via ctdna to assess disease evolution in each patient minimizing harm and maximizing the odds of cure this action is part of the cancer mission cluster of projects on diagnosis and treatment