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Welcome to this week’s Science|Business Funding Newswire
We kick off today’s newsletter with an explainer on Horizon Europe’s newest industrial research partnership, which aims to support European virtual worlds technology.
Next up, a UK survey finds that precarious academic contracts are discouraging high-risk research, as academics unsure of their future choose to play it safe.
In more bad news for academics: generative AI is making academic writing more difficult to read, especially from academics who are not native English speakers.
This week’s Funding Radar highlights the Novo Nordisk Foundation’s €20 million call for research on sex differences in cardiovascular disease, and the Data Corner looks at the latest trends in EU state aid spending on research and development.
Finally, in this week’s Insider’s View we hear from the European Startup Network chief on why Europe's dispersed innovation scene is its strength rather than a weakness.
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UPDATES FROM SCIENCE|BUSINESS |
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20 January. The European University Association kicks off a series of webinars exploring how universities can position themselves in increasingly polarised societies. Register here.
20-21 January. Info days for all of Horizon Europe's five Missions. Register here.
20 January. The European Commission presents what's new in Horizon Europe. Tune in here.
22 January. The Austrian Research Promotion Agency explores how to knowledge can go from lab to market in the next Horizon Europe programme. Register here to attend in Brussels.
22 January. Info session on the Dutch Research Council's €1 million Open Mind call for projects that go beyond conventional frameworks. Register here.
28 January. Looking to the newly proposed European Competitiveness Fund, the European Parliament’s budget committee reviews lessons learnt financing competitiveness in the current EU budget. Read more here.
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