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Switching People on to Green Power in Europe

Researchers are helping residents across the EU opt for clean energy.

Czech republicAnnika wolffLurian kleinAndrea kollmannEu researchEu horizon programmeEuropean commissionLappeenranta lahti university of technologyTerms of serviceEnergy institute at johannes kepler university linzEnergy instituteJohannes kepler university linzGood men projectLappeenranta lahti universityCreative commonsPremium member

Buildings Leap to the Future With New Logbooks

Digital records can help make European homes and offices greener and healthier.

Ruvo di pugliaZuid hollandUnited kingdomPerifereia attikisItalo spadaHenk visscherEuropean research centerEuropean commissionEu researchTerms of serviceEu horizon programmeEnergy institute at delft university of technologyGood men projectBuilding information modellingUrban energy instituteDelft university

The Hunt for Clues to Immune-System Disorders

EU researchers are taking fresh approaches to understanding a growing group of illnesses in a bid for more effective treatments.

Marta alarcEurope innovative medicines initiativeEuropean commissionTampere universityEu horizon programmeEuropean human exposome networkEu researchTerms of serviceHuman exposomic determinantsImmune mediatedCzech republicGood men projectInnovative medicines initiativeCreative commonsPremium memberPremium members

How Memories Are Made – And Preserved

Research into how the human brain stores information could lead to treatments for people who struggle with everyday tasks.

Nina dolfenBernhard spitzerJan buitelaarGhent universityColumbia universityEu horizon programmeTerms of serviceMax planck institute for human developmentEuropean research councilEuropean commissionEu researchRadboud university medical centerMax planck instituteHuman developmentGood men projectCurie actions

From forgetting your keys to ADHD: The surprising science behind memory

Research into how the human brain stores information could lead to treatments for people who struggle with everyday tasks.

Bernhard spitzerJan buitelaarNina dolfenEuropean commissionEuropean research councilColumbia universityRadboud university medical centerEu horizon programmeMax planck institute for human developmentGhent universityMax planck instituteHuman developmentCurie actions

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