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Category: ATTRACT Media news
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AftenpostenThe invisible properties of light can reveal whether you have cancer (in Norwegian)
The invisible properties of light combined with machine learning can be used to detect cancer. It is hoped that such approaches can improve the accuracy of diagnostics, alleviate overburdened healthcare services and provide better diagnostics in low-income countries.
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Mirage NewsBreakthrough ULTRARAM paper selected as best of 2022 by journal
A scientific paper on a pioneering type of patented computer memory known as ULTRARAM™ has been selected as the best of 2022 for the journal Advanced Electronic Materials.
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Science BusinessATTRACT announces programme for future technologies in the fashion industry
The Future Technologies for Sustainable Fashion is a program under ATTRACT Academy which aims to foster collaborations in the emerging field of Fashion Technology with a critical approach under the spectrum of sustainability, future scarcity, and space habitation.
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YorokobuPensamiento de diseño contra la incertidumbre
Alumnas del IED Barcelona han desarrollado a través de ATTRACT el proyecto “Kambio”, una prenda inteligente con propiedades cambiantes capaz de modificarse y remodelarse para amoldarse a las condiciones medioambientales.
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El Punt AvuiDesenvolupen una tècnica pionera per saber si un òvul és bo (in Catalan)
Encara no hi ha manera de poder saber si un òvul és prou bo per garantir una bona gestació. Però aquest handicap pot tenir els dies comptats gràcies a la investigació d’un equip interdisciplinari vinculat a l’IBEC.
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Science BusinessThe Ecosystem: e-residency draws startups into Estonia’s orbit
Santiago Cartamil has just won a €2 million grant for a follow-up project Megamorph under phase 2 of Attract, an initiative under Horizon 2020.
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3printerCSEM coordinates project to enhance the performance of thermal control systems
CSEM is coordinating a high-profile EU-funded project to enhance the performance of thermal control systems by developing 3D-printed pipes with embedded sensors.
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Canal AlphaDes tuyaux révolutionnaires pour la station spatiale (in French)
Le CSEM coordonne depuis cet été un projet européen. Son but? développer des tuyaux qui offriront de nouvelles opportunités pour la recherche au CERN, à Genève, et pour l’industrie spatiale européenne.
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AGEFILe CSEM coordonne un projet européen d’envergure (in French)
Le centre de recherche neuchâtelois va codévelopper des tuyaux imprimés en 3D pour équiper les futurs détecteurs du CERN et de la Station Spatiale Internationale.