Help wanted: more women to strengthen science in Europe

Dr Lina Gálvez is as certain about science’s ability to improve people’s lives in Europe as she is about the risks of failing to attract enough women into scientific careers. A Spanish member of the European Parliament since 2019, Gálvez hails the Horizon Europe research programme running for seven years through 2027 with a total […]

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Matthew Miller reaffirms US commitment to Israel security

State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller on Thursday distanced President Biden’s remarks on possibly withholding future arms shipments to Israel from the findings of the impending report evaluating the credibility of Israel’s assurances it’s following international law.  “Civilians have been killed in Gaza as a consequence of those bombs and other ways in which they go […]

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IOM and CRAF’d Partner to Enhance Data-Driven Responses to Displacement 

Geneva/Berlin, 23 April – The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Complex Risk Analytics Fund (CRAF’d) are proud to announce a new partnership to enhance the understanding of internal displacement and enable data-driven action to save lives and deliver solutions.   The partnership will deliver a first-of-its-kind global dataset offering comparable, sub-national mobility data […]

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Europe Day: celebrating solidarity, democracy and diversity

  Europe Day, celebrated every year on 9 May, marks the anniversary of the Schuman Declaration which was presented in 1950. This founding document of the European Union laid the groundwork for cooperation, solidarity, and lasting peace on our continent. Europe Day continues to symbolise the EU’s commitment to democracy, diversity and unity. After World War II, a […]

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BBSRC invests £48 million in lifelong health research at Babraham Institute – UKRI

Following a five-year review by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), the Babraham Institute will receive £48 million to support core research across epigenetics, immunology and cell signalling. Over the next four years, BBSRC’s investment will drive key research on the mechanisms that maintain the health of our cells, tissues and organs across […]

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Manhattan Unified Supply Chain powers Schneider Electric’s global distribution and transportation transformation

Manhattan Associates Inc. has announced that global energy management and industrial automation organisation, Schneider Electric has chosen Manhattan Active Warehouse Management and Manhattan Active Transportation Management to supercharge its global distribution and transportation network as part of an ongoing business-wide transformation strategy. Manhattan Active Supply Chain (the combination of Manhattan Active WM and Manhattan Active […]

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The French identify as Europeans – and yet are also notoriously Eurosceptic

In less than two months, more than 400 million people will be eligible to vote in the European elections. If the record turnout of 2019 elections is anything to go by, many will be seizing their voting rights, allowing policy-makers to take the pulse of the continent’s politics as the far right continues to spread. In […]

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Gaza: As exodus from Rafah continues, UN urges reopening of aid lines

“As Israeli Forces bombardment intensifies in Rafah, forced displacement continues,” said the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, in a post on X. “Around 110,000 people have now fled Rafah looking for safety. But nowhere is safe in the Gaza Strip and living conditions are atrocious. The only hope is an immediate ceasefire.” In addition […]

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