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valorization of marine invasive alien species a pathway towards the protection of european marine biodiversity from destructive invaders to a source of wealth

valias aims to match the need for managing the marine invasive alien species ias populations with the growing demand for marine derivedproducts under the frame of circular economy the valorization of unexploited ias feedstocks can represent a sustainable strategy for the realization of a circular bioeconomy with the production of stable and safe food fish feed and cosmetic ingredients various compounds with high commercial value obtained from fish and other invasive aquatic species byproducts including collagen enzymes bioactive peptides minerals and functional fatty acids will be valorized in valias valias proposal can turn the current problem represented by marine ias into a winwin solution both for the european fisheries and for the companies active in the sector of aquaculture nutrition and cosmetology specifically valias will contribute to the limitation of ias stocks and of their negative ecological and economic impact on marine life fisheries human welfare and health in european seas finally valias will contribute to the enrichment of the knowledge of the biology of ias a key objective of european directive 11432014 on the prevention and management of introduction and spread of alien species valias will bring together experts from industry and academia specialized in interdisciplinaryintersectorial yet highly complementary research areas of marinemaritime research aquaculture feedfood technology and safety and cosmetology as a joint research and innovation project it will develop a strong partnership involving 8 partners from 5 eu countries el cy it ie and bg and with different technical backgrounds from the academic and nonacademic sectors the execution of the project and the knowledge sharing will be based on secondments exchanges of research and innovation staff with an inbuilt return mechanism strengthening collaborative research among the different countries and sectors
high temperature magnetoelectric materials

this proposal aims at discovering entirely new spindriven magnetoelectric materials with relatively high critical temperature and strong magnetoelectric coupling apart from the polycrystalline materials high quality single crystals will be prepared apart from their farreaching technological prospects the proposed materials with distinct noncolinear and noncoplanar spin structures may further shed new light on the understanding of the mechanism of spindriven magnetoelectric effect in various complex magnets these materials will be further studied for their potential multicaloric effect using their magnetoelectric properties which is crucial for the emerging field of solidstate cooling technology unlike the extensively studied magnetocaloric effect the multicaloric effect due to the combined effect of magnetic and electric ordering in multiferroic magnetoelectric materials mostly remained unexplored while it has a huge potential for showing highly efficient solidstate cooling effect in this regard this study may be significantly important to make substantial advancement in the field of solidstate cooling in addition the proposal also aims to make bilayer epitaxial thin films of the potential new magnetoelectric materials along with a ferromagnetic material to realize the electric field control of the magnetic switching by altering the magnetic exchange bias effect under various electric fields utilizing the magnetoelectric effect therefore the new results in the field of novel magnetoelectric materials and their expected potential applications in multicaloric effect and magnetic switching can be potentially important for the future direction of spintronics data storage and solidstate refrigeration technology the research will be carried out using cuttingedge methods of synthesis polycrystal single crystal and thin films and advanced characterization techniques available in the host institute and their collaborating labs
an integrative understanding of the role that urban trees plays for people and nature

there is a huge pressure on cities to build robust urban ecosystems in a way that can withstand global change while providing good living conditions for citizens the accomplishment of this goal is essential to ensure an equitable future maintaining the benefits of natures contributions to people ncp that the urban green infrastructures ugi ie trees parks and urban forests provide to achieve this challenge we first must identify which type of ugi better adapt to present and future conditions and hence increase its longterm ecosystem functionality and resilience thus there is an urgent need of empirical research to optimize ugi functions and ncp which are still insufficient additionally societys preferences for given ugis may not coincide with ugis that maximize natures benefits to people this could add new tradeoffs between social and ecological dimensions of those benefits the main objective of biocitrees is to build mechanistic models testing which species maximize different ncp ie air purification and insect biodiversity support while exploring tradeoffs between societys preference for certain ugis and the provision of those contributions for this biocitrees will apply traitbased approaches to identify key traits and community functional components that maximize the benefits of those contributions in the context of global change an evidence that is lacking moreover this project will develop a survey to identify different stakeholders preferences for certain ugis providing support for establishing targets to codevelop ugis taking cultural values into account biocitrees will help to fill a major gap in our understanding of the underlaying mechanisms controlling ncp in urban ecosystems so that we can use the full potential of the ugi for the benefit of urban citizens while tackling global challenges a priority of the horizon europe and the eu green deal
accurate diagnosis and prognosis of alzheimers disease in primary care

the overall objective of adetect is to improve early diagnostics and prognostics of alzheimers disease in primary care by utilising novel plasma biomarkers and digital cognitive tests misdiagnosis of ad can reach 50 in primary care which has important consequences both at the personal and societal level misdiagnosis however can be reduced by measuring adrelated pathology the novel plasma biomarkers may be a costeffective alternative given their low invasiveness and costs however they have not been validated in primary care yet where much more diverse groups of people are managed further the addition of brief cognitive digital tests that do not require involvement of a specialist may further improve the diagnostic accuracy based on the most costeffective biomarkers collected in unique prospective study performed in primary care we will develop algorithms for diagnosis and prognosis of ad in a diverse population and share them in the form of open and freely available apps the algorithms will be validated against current standard of truth biomarkers and enhanced to give personalized risk assessments based on patients characteristics finally we will investigate whether prospective use of these algorithms will improve treatment management and care of patients the development of easytouse tools built on novel cognitive tests and plasma biomarkers has huge potential to increase the diagnostic accuracy in primary care a more accurate and timely diagnosis will lead to earlier initiation of currently available ad treatments further when diseasemodifying treatments become globally available there will be an immense pressure on the healthcare system to identify eligible patients given the high prevalence of ad its identification will primarily take place in primary care with the easyavailable proposed biomarkers we have a great opportunity to develop the necessary tools for primary care to undertake this important task
eosc beyond advancing innovation and collaboration for research

eosc beyond overall objective is to advance open science and innovation in research in the context of the european open science cloud eosc by providing new eosc core capabilities allowing scientific applications to find compose and access multiple open science resources and offer them as integrated capabilities to researchers to do so eosc beyond supports a new concept of eosc a federated and integrated network of nodes operated at different levels national regional international and thematic to serve the specific scientific missions of their stakeholders further specific objectives of the project are to accelerate time to product of new scientific applications with software adapters enable open science with machine composability and dynamic deployment of shared resources support innovation in eosc with a testing and integration environment and align the eosc core architecture and specifications to integrate with european dataspaces the project extends the state of the art of the eosc core and adopts a codesign methodology including requirements elicitation software development and validation in collaboration with different use cases from eosc national and regional initiatives einfra cz czechia nfdi germany and ni4os south east europe region thematic research infrastructures from social sciences and humanities cessda life sciences cnbcsic and instructeric environmental science enes and lifewatch and health and food metrofoodri eosc beyond builds on the capacities of prospective eosc nodes and partners with multiannual experience in developing solutions for largescale federated digital infrastructures and aligns with the technical architecture and requirements of data spaces from different business sectors ultimately eosc beyond supports open science in modern dataintensive and multidisciplinary research facilitating resource discovery access and reuse across scientific communities organisations and countries
all data 4 green deal an integrated fair approach for the common european data space

ad4gds overall objective is to cocreate and shape the european green deal data space as an open hub for fair data and standardsbased services that support the key priorities of biodiversity climate change and pollution the focus will be on interoperability concepts that bridge the semantic and technology gaps which currently prevent stakeholders and application domains from multidisciplinary and multiscale access to data and which impede the exploitation of processing services and processing platforms at different levels including cloud hpc and edge computing this project will enable the combination and integration of data from remote sensing established virtual research environments and research infrastructures internet of things iot socioeconomic data inspire and citizen science citsci in an interoperable scalable and reliable manner this will facilitate integration by including semantic mappings to different standards and dominant models bridging domain and data sourcespecific semantic concepts such as the essential variables framework eg the gcos essential climate variables the geobon essential biodiversity variables as well as applying machine learning and geospatial user feedback to ensure quality reliability and trustworthiness of data and transforming spatial scales the project will make data and services accessible to the ec knowledge centres geoss portal eosc and other science services as applicable ensuring the sustainability of the results and will actively promote data accessibility for community stakeholders and citizen scientists ad4gd will demonstrate and validate the approach in three pilots whose stakeholders include international organizations scientists and researchers citizens decision makers eg public authorities and earth observation eo solution developers the pilots address selected green deal priority areas including crossdomain components zero pollution biodiversity and climate change
modelling control and applications of hydrodynamic cavitation phenomena

hydrodynamic cavitation hc is known for causing damages on machines pipelines and equipment due to the formation and implosion of tiny gas bubbles and local temperature hotspots controlling and utilizing these harsh microconditions has the potential to revolutionise process unit operations such as mixing reactions emulsions and particle formation for the benefit of the european process industries and global industrial community systematic understanding of the physicochemical phenomena occurring in hc and design of hc reactors and scaleup are missing now it is time to guide the research further towards gamechanging implementations that utilises hc and orchestrate them in large systems that are ready for industrial deployment therefore we propose the dn project cavipro which aims a to push the current scientific boundaries and explore entirely new directions of fundamental research on controlled cavitation that is linked to stateoftheart additive manufacturing advanced process control and machine learning and b to educate and mentor 10 curious and capable doctoral candidates to form a critical mass of fully skilled young professionals acting as multipliers to develop technologies across europe the network is built on synergies and complementarities between leading scientists worldclass institutions different disciplines and the incorporation of several industries as drivers ranging from startups to smes to global players from all over europe in the medium to longterm we have the joint vision to create new and sustainable education structures with strong involvement from key stakeholders the approach blends research manufacturing and customer driven process design in an innovative way with short times to market high efficiency and low costs this will build a continuous stream of leading european scientists who will create new knowledge and innovations in the future resulting in rapid economic growth and leadership in this field
space earth reliable greenhouse design methodology

with a return of human exploration missions to the moon in the mid2020s and the preparation of more distant and longerduration missions to mars and further into the solar system largescale sustainable and reliable food production systems will need to be developed until now only smallscale plant growth systems have been operated in space and they still pose numerous challenges to be sustainable greenhouse modules ghm for space need to use few resources present low risk be robust reliable and resilient therefore this project aims at developing a methodology allowing space and terrestrial ghm design based on given constraints using modelling simulations and optimization with a process engineering and system engineering approach the first objective is the analysis of constraints and objectives this will be achieved after review and definition of environmental parameters constraints criteria pertaining to ghm stability and reliability and subsystem modelling through extended literature review the second objective is the systematic generation of competing designs using simulation tools based on constraints defined in objective 1 the interpretation of these results is the second part of this objective and is achieved with comparing different ghm designs using criteria linked to used resources energy water crew time resources production food oxygen water as well as reliability sustainability and risk the third objective is the decision on a systematic approach to choose the best solution and provide recommendations for plant growth systems design in different gravity scenario this project will fill the gap for the development of space and terrestrial food production systems and thus allow human exploration of mars it will allow dr poulet to acquire the skills she needs to move her career forward and it will enable uca institut pascal gepeb to strengthen their international collaboration network with the space community
karst predicting flow and transport in complex karst systems

karst aquifers are a treasure and a threat while up to 25 of the world population depends on them for drinking water they also have capabilities for extremely fast conduction of water and contaminants in the light of climate change we need to prepare for extreme flooding and understand the consequences for karst aquifers despite their socioeconomic importance decades of research and highprofile disasters karst structures and processes remain notoriously difficult to assess because of the complexity of karst and its lack of accessibility the foundations of flow and transport modeling in karst systems are weak key phenomena related to extreme events such as flash floods and heavy tails in tracer recovery are still beyond current modeling capabilities karst will establish the next generation of coupled stochastic modeling frameworks to predict karst processes assess the vulnerability of karst aquifers and forecast their response to extreme events our approach will bridge structures and processes on all scales far beyond the capabilities of current theories and computer simulations this will be achieved by targeting three key objec tives i identification and quantification of flow and transport dynamics at the conduit scale ii characterization and modeling of karst network structure at the catchment scale iii derivation of a new upscaled approach to predict karst processes at different resolution scales together this will result in an unprecedented multiscale modeling framework for the prediction of flow and transport in karstsolving this longstanding problem is possible thanks to the synergy of the karst pi team combining the set of skills and knowledge hydrogeology physics mathematics required to make a groundbreaking step in this field beyond that the new approach is expected to impact other realworld systems in medicine capillary networks neuroscience brain microcirculation or glaciology meltwater flow in glaciers
postnational reconceptions of european literary history a mixedmethod approach to a late medieval text tradition

the study of paneuropean medieval literature faces two significant problems the first is so obvious that it is rarely given much thought only a fraction of the texts created in this period have survived the second problem is similarly easy to overlook when working on any one text which is that the content and reception history of those texts that do survive are usually studied separately within the national philologies whose linguistic and cultural borders make it difficult to gain insights into the broader patterns of creation dissemination and reception arising out of these fragments of crossregional text traditions at the same time the linguistic and temporal limitations of analogue study make it all but impossible to gain a comprehensive overview of text traditions spanning different languages and large numbers of text versionsthe interdisciplinary postrealm project will combine digital analysis with close reading and study of material context in order to focus on 26 versions of the late medieval paneuropean floire and blancheflor narrative drawing on a broad range of analogue and digital forms of analysis we will develop and refine a new mixedmethod template for how to approach widespread crosslingual text traditions from the past the aim of the project is not simply to create an entirely new understanding of how this popular late medieval narrative was written adapted and disseminated across different regions of western europe but to inspire a step change in how the study of medieval literature is approached doing so will provide new conceptual frameworks and resource formats within which to relate the different surviving versions of historical text traditions to each other and new ways of understanding and visualising their contents material context and paths of dissemination
madetomeasure micromachining with laser beams tailored in amplitude and phase

the metamorpha concept is a single agile usp laser micromachining platform to replace many conventional manufacturing process chains it has the potential to eliminate thousands of environmentally damaging production processes metamorpha is allelectric alldigital produces no waste chemicals and enables novel processes for product rework and repair allinone module the key to this agility is a combination of two cascaded spatial light modulators slm and a galvo scanner resulting in the most sophisticated beam shaping and steering ever developed this allows a single module to perform the job of several laser processing heads eg polishing milling drilling and cutting importantly including any wall anglemadetomeasure laser processes each infeed component is scanned with a high resolution 3d sensor a machine learning algorithm determines an individualised laser process to maximise efficiency and ensure first time rightinline process control data from additional online sensors are processed using an edge device running a selflearning algorithm to provide realtime feedback for system control the ultrafast edgebased signal processing and synchronisation are key project topicsagile and scalable suitable for any standard industrial production line including 2 3 or 5axis rotating and rolltoroll and for scale up to parallel processing with multiple modules the three end use cases ucs show the versatility and scope for replacing existing process chainsuc1 philips small complex metal parts shaving heads requiring 90 degree wall anglesuc2 tkse large area embossing rollers and the rewriting of old rollersuc3 cerat very hard carbide parts and refurbishment of worn partssustainability assessment a life cycle analysis lca and social lca will be carried out to quantify the environmental and socioeconomic benefits a detailed plan for exploitation and an extensive dissemination and communication plan are in place
european initiative for low cost innovative green high thrust engine

the space sector is a source of economic growth jobs and exports participating in all key strategic orientations of the eu strategic plan faced with growing competition and technological disruption it is vital to act in support of european space launcher development in order to preserve european independendant access to space confronted with smaller market than competitors and lower launch prices european launchers must improve their competitiveness by halving launch price in the short term in the long term europe will create common building blocks for an integrated and competitive european array of launchers of all scales with reusability functionalities europe must thus concentrate efforts on liquid propulsion system which can be half of the launcher cost and is an critical for reusability in the frame of enlighten european initiative for low cost innovative green high thrust engine the consortium will strive to increase the competitiveness of european high thrust engine by preparing a demonstrator of green high thrust engine based on liquid hydrogen using the latest advances in additive manufacturing to reduce the cost and number of engine parts edge ai machine learning algorithm to develop the first space engine health monitoring system in europe necessary to implement reusability new low cost subsystems in engine ignition nozzle extension valves and integrated flexible linesthis future demonstrator enlighten will achieve its goal of developing new technologies would be tested in the frame of a future project in the high thrust engine p5 test facilities of dlr enlighten will achieve its goal to lower the cost of launch engines with its consortium mixing aerospace actors like arianegroup avio dlr and onera with start ups and sme working on alm and ai as well as research organizationacademia such as fraunhofer and ku leuven and will rely on azo to ensure dissemination of the results to benefit all industries of the eu