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Lithuania: OSS in Vilnius is revitalising multi-family buildings through innovative renovation solutions
The traditional renovation process was fragmented and complex, involving multiple stakeholders such as property owners, administrators, contractors,...
From Evidence to Policy: Advancing a Tox-Free Living Environment in Europe
On 18 November 2025, experts from consumer organisations, research institutions, NGOs, and policymaking bodies convened at the Kartuizercenter in...
Game Thinking Meets AI – Second Edition: Cross-Campus Collaboration Between LTU Skellefteå and HTW Berlin
15 November 2025, Berlin As part of an Erasmus+ Staff Exchange, HTW Berlin welcomed three visitors from Luleå University of Technology (LTU) in...
Estonia’s path as a pioneer of serial renovation
It can be found throughout Europe, yet it is mainly associated with Eastern Europe, the Baltic Countries and Central Asia. Prefabricated buildings,...
Strong commitment to a transnational hydrogen network in the Baltic Sea Region
Helsinki welcomes HyTruck partners with excellent research infrastructure One day before the HyTruck Final Conference, HyTruck partners and guests...
Pilot Action in Norway
BSI_4Women Pilot Action: Supporting Refugee Women Entrepreneurs in Norway Introduction The Norwegian pilot of the BSI_4Women project aimed to...
RegenT Project Launches in the Finnish Archipelago and Turku
Purposeful Beginnings “True to the spirit of RegenT, the venue was chosen with intention” said Elena Kolosova, senior advisor for external...
Pilot use case: Shock prediction in ICU (SPICU)
Use-case description: An AI-algorithm that predicts unexpected shock within 6 hours in patients at the ICU. Location: Skåne University Hospital in...
Pilot use case: Transferability from the ICU (TICU)
Use-case description: An AI-algorithm has been developed that predicts, 72 hours in advance, patients that can be discharged from the ICU. This will...
Restoration of a Natural Reef in the Southeast Rügen Biosphere Reserve
Photo: Bioplan A Major Step Toward Restoring the Underwater Landscape Around 640 tons of natural stones have been placed in the Greifswald...