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implicit learning in addiction

alcohol use disorders aud affect more than 11 million people in europe 34 of the population basic research in the field is conducted in animal models using conditioning tasks and then translated to humans however this translation is limited by multiple factors and one reason is that animal research uses objective behavioral and physiological measures which is very different from human research based on conscious subjective reports ie craving a solution to this disconnect is to study human conditioned responses implicitly without participants conscious cognitive control in my previous research i have developed novel procedures to measure implicit pavlovian conditioning through 3 experiments i will use these techniques to study implicit reward and aversive sensitivity across the alcohol use spectrum the first objective is to study the implicit processes characterizing hazardous drinkers and students diagnosed with aud wp1 the second objective is to better understand the neural and behavioral correlates of implicit learning wp2 as part of this multidisciplinary project i will develop my skills as a scientist i will learn new experimental techniques ie eeg and obtain experience in longitudinal research i will also gain leadership and management skills as an independent researcher prof wiers the supervisor of this project is a leading expert in addiction and implicit processing under his mentorship i will increase my knowledge about addiction research and create academic relationships with his network of collaborators the findings and publications generated through this project can significantly impact the addiction field increasing theoretical understanding of aud and providing us with novel clinical and diagnostic tools with large societal and clinical impact i will use this project as foundation to gain the skills and experiences necessary to in the future lead my own laboratory on cognitive psychology and addiction
boosting smart regional innovation ecosystems

our vision is to cocreate europe through a 21st century mindset methodology skills and tools closing the innovation gap between innovation leaders and moderatemodest innovators we rely on inclusion and active participation of actors institutions and places that collaborate to maximize the value of innovation to society and ensure equitable diffusion of its benefits boost project proposes a systemic approach both inclusive and collaborative to strengthen innovation ecosystems in europe the main aim of boost project is to increase the scope and efficiency of interregional collaboration among project partners and their regional innovation ecosystems in the following thematic areas industry 40 cleantech and green transition health wellbeing and ict digital transformation by designing a structural multidimensional interregional collaboration framework icf develop tools and mechanisms that enable and support the operationalization and scale up of the icf among smart regions and contribute to the transition towards green and digital regional development models and policies in europeboost proposes a twophase implementation process 1 first the codesign and codevelopment of projects core concepts vision mission icf and unique selling proposition and initiating the boost community and collaboration corridor and 2 second to set up and mature the icf among smart regions by developing a joint 5year innovation action plan aligned with regionalnationaleu innovation policies and synchronized with innovation funding mechanisms across partner regions and euthe consortium brings together 4 partners tit nwrda bbf and cldi from 3 modest and moderate innovator countries bulgaria romania and spain and 2 partners vk and tsp from 2 lead innovator countries denmark and estonia enhancing exchange of innovation and boost best practices at the level of public and private stakeholders
cultivate codesigning food sharing innovation for resilience

cultivate uses a multiactor approach to build sustainability and resilience in urban and periurban areas through a groundbreaking online social innovation support platform the food sharing compass built with and for five key stakeholder groups food sharing initiatives policy makers food supply actors researchers and citizens the platform will make it possible to navigate diverse food sharing landscapes and cultures in order to understand develop replicate expand and strengthen sustainable food sharing in europe supporting the european green deals action plan food 2030 the farm to fork strategy and the eus climate change ambitions the open access food sharing compass will comprise five innovative tools the sharecity200 database an interactive automated mapping tracking and monitoring database of food sharing initiatives that will add more than 100 new locations to the sharecity100 database httpssharecityieresearchsharecity100database the food sharing calculator which enables comprehensive and holistic assessment of the costs benefits and impacts of food sharing for all stakeholders the menu of good governance which provides options for developing policy making which facilitates sustainable food sharing the library of citizen engagement which supports establishing expanding and maintaining inclusive participation in sustainable food sharing the sustainable food sharing community of practice which will be established through a bespoke amplification programme to optimise the potential for mutual learning and exploitation of the food sharing compass well beyond the project in essence cultivate will establish the eu as the global frontrunner in the development of resilient and inclusive food sharing economies identifying drivers and implementation gaps and challenging existing theories and practices which currently constrain sustainable food sharing
from wild to crop unravelling the impact of root domestication on drought tolerance

crop domestication revolutionised human life this process induced changes in plant traits that produced plants that grew faster and generated higher yields however remarkably little is known about how plant roots have changed throughout the domestication process climate change is causing increasing droughts in many parts of the world given that roots are the way that water enters the plant they are key for understanding drought tolerance root traits from crop ancestors could offer a route to increasing drought tolerance of modern crops to do this we need to focus our efforts on the impact of domestication on roots and the rhizosphere the zone around the root including microbes rather than only aboveground traits as traditionally done wildroots will therefore test the overall hypothesis that crop domestication led to changes in root and rhizosphere traits which decreased the drought tolerance of crops compared to their wild relatives wildroots will make a holistic study of the roots and rhizospheres of a wide range of crops from diverse origins there will be a focus on root exudation and volatile organic compound voc emission which are vital root processes that are crucial for many types of interactions with plants animals microbes and the soil itself changes in root exudates and vocs have been observed during drought conditions but their roles in the drought tolerance of plants remains unclear wildroots will 1 evaluate domestication effects on the roots and rhizosphere then 2 elucidate the mechanisms relating belowground traits to drought tolerance and finally 3 use this knowledge to modernise crop models and identify belowground traits to be exploited for droughtproofing current crops the results will reshape our fundamental knowledge of both the crop domestication process and how root exudation influences drought tolerance as well as offering new approaches to boost the food security of current and future agricultural systems
liberation analysis for optimizing extraction and processing of crms

the crm act together with other eu policies towards the green and digital objetives of the ce and the eu current context pose some challenges and needs to the extractive and processing industries improve and facilitate access to raw materials and reduce eu dependency increase circularity ensure recycling into secondary raw materials and recovery from extractive waste ann also the mining and processing industry must be sustainable thus competitive socially responsible and efficient in terms of cost reducing energy consumption and gas emissions bloom aims to develop and demonstrate extraction and processing technologies to facilitate exploitation of the primary raw critical raw materials for this th ecollaboration with both ukraine and canada is envisioned 2 and 3 partners from these countries respectively clustering activities are envisioned through key partners and a a business case and exploitation strategy bloom will tackle the challenges through its strategic objective which is to facilitate exploitation of the primary crm minerals and metals only for the eu to strengthen the eu supply chains by increasing the efficiency on extraction and processing with a smart and modular solids analysis system consisting on an online mineral liberation analysis which enables the integration on mining sites of advanced control loops in different stages of the processing based on ml and ai techniques or datadriven extraction operations based on accurate mineralogy information from the site these actions are oriented to lowering the costs of extraction and processing increasing the financial viability thus also contributing to making profitable lowgrade deposits giving access to new suppliesbloom consortium is composed of a multidisciplinary group of 15 partners from 4 european countries 2 from ukraine 3 from canada and 1 from brazil one of the resourcericher countries in the world and lead by upc
scaleup of the europe startup nations alliance as a european digital infrastructure consortium and a catalyst for a startupfriendly reform in member states

esna has been created in 2022 with the vision of becoming a leading entity for the eu agenda for entrepreneurship and contribute to bring europe to the lead of global startup ecosystem and the mission to support the signatory countries and provide concrete support to policy makers in implementing the best policy practices outlined in the eu startup nations standardtwo years on and the organisation is clearly on the path to achieve both its vision and mission a formal entity has been created in portugal to allow the start of activities as a firstofakind body which has grown in resources skills and specially in adhesion of member states counting today 19 countries as a strong and very representative majority of the signatory countries of the sns and with continued negotiations for the inclusion of further members in terms of activities esna has initiated its pivotal role of monitoring of sns adoption with the launch of the sns scoreboard first as a baseline in 2022 and then as a first annual report in 2023 and the start of a new policy lab to support countries accelerating sns implementation through best practice benchmarking sharing and exchangethese esna initial activities have been pivotal in helping eu member states moving beyond the aspirations of the political declaration and into concrete implementation and benefiting from a strong participation of esnas signatory members as demonstrated by the 91 response rate to the sns scoreboard 2023 inquiry but in spite of esnas significant advancements in terms of member state adhesion and activities there is still a need for an evolution in terms of a legal framework which is better aligned with its truly european role as well as consolidating the breadth of its activities namely in the area of the sns standards implementation monitoring and knowledge sharing which are the core objectives being pursued through the current application
highlyinnovative technology demonstration for biobased co2 capture and utilization for production of bulk plastic applications

the hiccups project proposes a resource efficient solution to convert biogenic co2 emissions from wastewater treatment plants into biobased plastics for packaging at the heart of the hiccups concept lie innovative technologies for the capture conversion to monomers and polymerization of co2 to produce plga these polymers with excellent water gas barrier properties are fully biodegradable and 100 made from renewable feedstock which makes them a promising candidate for the replacement of fossil polyethylene to demonstrate the potential of plga packaging materials will be produced from plga film coated paper and molded plastic examples of these types of packaging are paper cups take out boxes and sealed plastic trays for perishable food from the supermarket the hiccups technology results in a ghg reduction based on co2 utilization replacement of fossil feedstock and by industrial electrification in the hiccups project the complete value chain from biogenic co2 to polymer end use will be demonstrated including downstream processing and end of life studies recycling and marine biodegradability tests will show this sustainable plastic will not accumulate in nature to maximize impact of the hiccups technology digital modelling lifecycle assessments and a full business case analysis are initiated in the early stage of the project to provide targets for technology development besides the reduction of ghg emissions hiccups will have societal impact by creating awareness through interaction with policy makers and civil society and the creation of new jobs in innovative fields by targeting an industry as essential as wastewater treatment hiccups aims to create a concept that can impact society and contribute to climate change mitigation assessed by an integrated monitoring system of the carbon removal potential on a big scale and serves as a crucial first step in upscaling this new solution to a flagshipscale commercial plant
eit crosskic strategic access to finance

developing synergies of the eit community with eic and eif to facilitate investments access to finance for the kics supported ventures startups scaleups innovation projects and that also contribute to the kics financial sustainability and diversification of revenues from roi mechanisms equity
genomic and singlecell approaches to establish the molecular basis of stony coral resilience to climate changerelated stressors

scleractinian corals are the main builders of the marine reefs that provide a home to roughly a quarter of all marine species in addition their photosynthetic symbionts contribute to earths oxygen absorb co2 from the atmosphere and provide the coral host with most of its metabolic needs global changes drastically affecting ocean acidification and temperatures cause the breakdown of this symbiosis this process is also known as coral bleaching and it results in a mass decline in coral reefs despite the continuous efforts to study this phenomenon our understanding of the bleaching process is so far limited it is important to emphasize that different coral species display distinct responses to stressors with varying mortality rates following bleaching hence in this action i will utilize these differences in coral resilience i to characterize the cellular and molecular responses to stressors of three corals with different levels of bleaching resilience stylophora pistillata acropora millepora and oculina patagonica ii to identify specific genes that might be key players in coral resilience and iii to design and test pharmacological interventions to modulate coral resilience to thermal and acidification stress to do so i will expose corals to thermal and acidification stressors and use singlecell genomics approaches to measure and compare cell typespecific gene expression responses to stressors within and between species these analyses will highlight candidate molecular pathways and cellular processes responsible for the high resilience of some of these species together this project will provide a highresolution molecular map of stony coral responses to climate changerelated stressors and it will help me and others advance towards targeted interventions to ameliorate these effects
blue energy offshore installation accelerator

key principles of the green deal are to prioritise energy efficiency develop a power sector based largely on renewable resources to secure an affordable eu energy supply and to have a fully integrated interconnected digitalised eu energy market however renewable energy scale up in europe faces increasing resistance due to limitations in applicable land area and the willingness of local communities to have wind or solar parks close by one possibility to resolve this issue is the usage of offshore space blue renewable energy sources such as offshore floating wind floating solar fpv waves tides and currents have a high and still unused potential to be explored this is of particular importance in view of the current energy crisis and changing energy policy for all offshore technologies lengthy and expensive metocean geophysical and environmental campaigns are needed which slow down the upscaling of offshore renewables the proposed blue energy offshore installation accelerator bluex will contribute to the green deal objectives and its related policies in particular with regard to increasing the eus climate ambition for 2030 and 2050 supplying clean affordable and secure energy mitigating natural hazards and preserving and restoring ecosystems and biodiversity bluex is an innovative copernicus based solution for optimising and accelerating decision making for blue renewable energy projects in all phases from planning to construction operation and decommissioning the heart of this solution is a cloudbased it network of relevant earth observation and metocean data streams that are combined in decision support tools for each phase as a result the planning and construction phase can be significantly optimised thereby reducing costs and required time to full operation bluex will be available and showcased for all key offshore energy domains for some of the most important european offshore projects to date but can be applied anywhere
advanced magnetic probes for minimally invasive endovascular surgery

endovascular interventions in minimally invasive surgery mis are vital for treating cardiovascular diseases through small incisions however current manual and tendondriven instruments lack precision magnetic actuation offers a groundbreaking solution providing exceptional dexterity the apollo project aims to develop a flexible probe capable of generating internal magnetic fields revolutionizing mis with advanced diagnosis and treatment options integrated sensors and biocompatible materials ensure precise control meeting clinicians needs in challenging anatomical regions apollos pursuit of commercial success involves strategic partnerships and dedicated business development efforts in essence apollo signifies a significant advancement in minimally invasive surgery offering unparalleled precision and accessibility in treatment
moving bodies and memories of african slavery in south america

the moving project is aimed at developing an ethnographic and multidisciplinary methodology to study the bodily traces of africaoriginated slavery enduring in postslavery and diasporic contexts the project is rooted in an anthropology of the memories of slavery that the pi has been conducting mainly in colombia for the past fifteen years and in her previous work on bodies senses emotions and nationalism in india as importantly the pi is a certified practitioner of a conscious embodied movement methodology which she has been integrating into her academic practice as field researcher and in teaching and supervision taking research into new theoretical and methodological directions the project focuses on peoples bodies and moves and the individual and social transformative potential of the movement of emotions and memories through that of bodies the project seeks to explore conditions of possibility for people who do not necessarily selfidentify as afrodescendants despite their african heritage to reclaim their history and transform their relation to it through bodybased and artistic practices the project also investigates whether the chronology of events pertaining to the abolition of slavery may account for significant differences in the ways the latters legacy has been acknowledged or not moving will adopt a comparative focus on three countries ie brazil chile and colombia while pioneering a methodology combining three types of research classic academic documenting the legacy and contemporary memories and experiences of africaoriginated slavery and the renewal of africarelated modes of reconnecting with this african legacy through everyday bodily ways experimental and artsbased creative with scholars of bodybased practices somatic practitioners and artists and actionoriented involving social participation of citizen scientists and wider society
ioo a novel assay to predict patient response to immune checkpoint inhibitors optimising patient stratification to these therapies and tripling solid tumour patient outcomes in immunooncology

immunotherapy is a beacon of hope in cancers battle but with a 1020 response rate in solid tumors its potential is untapped predicting patient responses to treatment which current methods are illequipped for is an urgent unmet medical need our project stands for industrializing our analytically validated multiplexed proteinfunction based biomarker assay ioo currently trl6 which is based on our proprietary bioimaging technology whilst scientifically validated we need further clinical validation to obtain increased datasets required for regulatory certification for clinical deployment this assay could triple the efficacy of currently available immuneoncology treatments by accurately predicting patient response to immune checkpoint inhibitors the basis of 90 of current immunooncology therapies if successful we will bring this transformative solution to hospitals worldwide the upshot could be gamechanging doubling survival rates for highprevalence lethal tumors like lung cancer
governance by data infrastructure in the postpandemic democracy

facial recognition cameras digital identity systems and health dashboards have become a staple of daily life by generating data aimed at monitoring or decisionmaking these regulatory data infrastructures take up functions that were once performed by humans inside state entities and public administrations regulatory data infrastructures are at the core of a new mode of governance normalized in the postpandemic society termed governance by data infrastructure with the pandemic and generative ai accelerating the digital transition of society regulatory data infrastructures are creeping further into public and private spaceat high societal costsdatagov explores the dynamics of governance by data infrastructure in the postpandemic democracy in the european union and nonwestern countries brazil india and south africa it focuses on three consumer technologies disciplining the socialbiometrics digital identity and health technologyas living laboratories to explore how regulatory data infrastructures become agents of governance contributing to critical data studies the project deploys qualitative and participatory methods to examine how governance by data infrastructure transforms three key areas of concern to the modern state citizenship state sovereignty and inequalitydatagov breaks new ground in four areas i by mobilizing the notion of regulatory data infrastructure it evaluates emerging datacentric assemblages and exposes the growing influence of the private sector on the welfare state ii by extending the gaze to nonwestern democracies it breaks with western universalistic assumptions on the dynamics of datafication iii by developing participatory methods rooted in citizen science it contributes to methodological innovation for the study of the datafied society iv by unmasking the impact of regulatory data infrastructure in the governance of the social it charts the future of democracy amidst pervasive datafication