EU Research

10/10/2025

Turning wastewater into biomethane for city buses, the LIFE NIMBUS project is paving the way for circular-economy innovations.

In conversation with Dr. Alessandro Solimeno, Researcher and Project Manager at Cetaqua - Water Technology Centre we discover how this Barcelona-based initiative not only slashes emissions but also showcases a practical model for greener, more efficient urban transport.

https://issuu.com/euresearcher/docs/life_nimbus

08/10/2025

The LIFE PeatCarbon project team are working to restore peatlands across Finland and Latvia, helping save the peat carbon storage and mitigate the impact of climate change, as the project experts Dr. Mara Pakalne, Dr. Tuula Aalto, Dr. Sari Juutinen, Dr. Jenni Hultman, Msc. Rūta Abaja-Felce and Indigo Janka explain.

https://issuu.com/euresearcher/docs/life_peatcarbon_



Latvijas Universitāte, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Global Strategic Communications Council (GSCC), Luonnonvarakeskus, Vides risinājumu institūts

06/10/2025

Sediments and pathogenic microbes must be removed from raw water to make it safe for human consumption, but disinfection with chlorine leads to the formation of by-products which are harmful to health.

Dr Nahia Gartzia-Bengoetxea and her colleagues in the LIFE URBASO project are developing a forest-based solution to naturally reduce the need for water to be treated.

https://issuu.com/euresearcher/docs/lifeurbaso

03/10/2025

Many forests in Southern Europe are comprised primarily of one species of tree in an even canopy, often of similar ages, factors which heighten their vulnerability to the effects of climate change. The team behind the LIFE RedBosques_Clima project are developing a new management model, aiming to enhance the ability of forests to adapt to climate change, as Dr Jose Antonio Atauri from EUROPARC-España explains.

https://issuu.com/euresearcher/docs/life_redbosques_clima

01/10/2025

Europe’s coastal freshwater resources are under intense pressure, with overexploitation leading to salinization of coastal aquifers (groundwater bodies).

The team behind the LIFE FRESHMAN project has developed an innovative technique to protect coastal aquifers from salinization, while also increasing the volume of readily available freshwater, as project leader Dr. Gertjan Zwolsman from Dunea explains

https://issuu.com/euresearcher/docs/life_freshman

29/09/2025

The Autumn 2025 issue of EU Research magazine is out now...

Including:

🔋 Sand Battery

♻️ Sustainable Transport

🌱 Nitrogen Fertiliser

🐟 Aquaculture Expense

Plus much more...

To read the latest issue, head on over to https://euresearcher.com/latest-issue/

26/09/2025

We can report and document any stage of a project life cycle, from the initial concept through to the final results.

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These are issues we seek to reflect within the pages of EU Research, each edition of which focuses on a major scientific topic, thereby enhancing the visibility of research while also ensuring that it reaches the most relevant audience.

We write and edit high quality content centred on major research projects, while our mix of editorial and interviews offers a complete overview of current research in Europe. EU Research actively enables academia, government and the private sector to build relationships and collaborate across all areas of science.

24/09/2025

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22/09/2025

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18/09/2025

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16/09/2025

Dissemination is central to scientific progress.

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We help researchers, universities, and funding bodies to explain, translate and champion both basic and applied research.

We recognise the wider importance of scientific research and specialise in its outreach.

We have extensive experience of working with EU-funded projects and believe that effective communication of scientific research is the key to capitalising on its long-term potential.

Dissemination of research findings is central to scientific progress. At EU Research we understand the wider cultural, economic, and social importance of bot...

12/09/2025

Wetlands provide a wide variety of ecosystem services, yet many farmers are keen to convert them to arable land.

The team behind the LIFE MarshMeadows project are working to restore wetlands in Latvia and Lithuania, aiming to boost biodiversity by encouraging the return of different bird and amphibian species, such as Crested Newts and Great Snipes, as Laura Zvingule explains.

https://issuu.com/euresearcher/docs/life_marshmeadows



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