Since their discovery in the early 2010s, innate lymphoid cells (ILC) have been increasingly recognized for their roles in cancer pathogenesis, exhibiting both pro- and anti-cancer activities.

The EU-SABV COST Action is designed to equip researchers with both theoretical and practical knowledge to enhance the current Sex as a Biological Variable (SABV) initiative and integrate it into ongoing and future research.

Electroencephalography (EEG) is one of the most widely used brain imaging techniques.

The prevalence of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) rises with age, placing a significant burden on public health. As the population ages, an increase in co- and multimorbidity is anticipated, making prevention a key scientific priority at the European level.

Zoonotic Hepeviruses, such as Paslahepevirus (HEV) and Rocahepevirus (RVHE) are a major health threat in Europe.

Sedentary lifestyle in old age is associated with increased risk of chronic and disabling diseases, premature mortality, and substantial economic burden for society.

There is poor understanding of cancer prevention among people with intellectual disabilities. CUPID will establish a research agenda and knowledge base to improve this in the European Union and beyond.

The SHIELD4GRAPE (S4G) Horizon Europe project applies sustainable agroecological approaches aimed at enhancing the resilience of the viticulture system against pests and diseases in the context of climate change.

Geothermal energy can significantly contribute to meeting the EU’s 2030 low-carbon heating and cooling objectives and is critical to meeting 2050 net-zero targets.

Az újonnan felbukkanó fertőző betegségek (EID) nem tisztelik a határokat. Ezek, a globális katasztrofális kockázatok közé tartoznak az emberiségre nézve, a klímaváltozással és a biodiverzitásvesztéssel egyetemben.