ForestTEEN is a European cooperation project for research and innovation aims to innovate the cultural offering for the new generations, through a process of participatory observation that experiments with different listening settings. Funded by the European Union (EU) through the Creative Europe Programme, the project brings together a consortium of 10 partner entities from eight Countries towards a shared mission: to improve the engagement of adolescent in cultural/theatre activities. The Institute for research on population and social policies (CNR-IRPPS) will be responsible for the (i) organisation of participatory events (ii) implementation of monitoring activities

With the departure of the oceanographic ship "Gaia Blu" from the port of Crotone, in Calabria, the "ECOREST" campaign has started. The scientific expedition is aimed at monitoring the state of health of deep marine ecosystems,  and encouraging the restoration of the most vulnerable. Until May 15th, “Gaia Blu” will explore the seabed and deep underwater habitats with innovative methodologies in three strategic areas of the Mediterranean Sea: southern Tyrrhenian, northern Ionian and southern Adriatic

Funded by the Horizon Europe, the FarmEVs project was officially kicked-off on 21st -22nd March 2024 in a meeting with a high scientific and institutional participation, taking on the challenge of establishing plant extracellular farming systems within the One Health approach. FarmEVs consortium is coordinated by CNR and composed of 8 partners from 6 countries

An international study involving Italian researchers of the Institute of Applied Sciences and Intelligent Systems of the National Research Council of Italy (Cnr) opens new avenues for trapping and converting light energy. Published on Nature, the research could facilitate developments in quantum technology, high-resolution imaging, and photonic devices

"Bicyclos" is a project financed by the European Union and coordinated by the National Research Council of Italy (Cnr). It is a four-year project (2023-2027) whose primary objective is to promote the sustainable development of Cyclodextrins, molecules of natural origin with multiple applications. The project finances the international mobility of researchers between the partners involved

A new study conducted by researchers at the Institute of Polar Sciences of the National Research Council of Italy, in collaboration with Stockholm University and ETH Zurich, has identified the mechanisms that control the Arctic transport of black carbon, an air pollutant that contributes to climate warming, while also establishing the variability of its concentrations across polar seasons. The work, published as a highlight paper in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, lays the groundwork for a deeper understanding of the impact of this compound on regional and global climate