EU & International

Unpicking the mysteries of Dark Matter and Dark Energy in our universe

An EU-funded collaboration allowed researchers from Durham University to investigate the mysterious particles and energy which drive the expansion of our universe.

 

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Improving the outcome in treatment-resistant schizophrenia

Drawing on thousands of DNA samples from across Europe has helped King’s College London researchers to develop better treatments for schizophrenia.

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Unravelling the mystery of stress and healthy ageing

Collaborating across borders with 10 other European institutions, the University of Birmingham is researching crucial health challenges of our ageing populations.

 

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Making the gas industry safer

University of Glasgow engineers worked with Siemens on an EU-funded project to detect gas leaks using laser technology.

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Cleaning up air travel to help protect the environment

University of Leeds researchers are playing a key role in the development and design of tools needed for the next generation of environmentally-friendly aircraft.

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Improving productivity through university-business collaboration

European investment over a 15-year period is helping academics at the University of Liverpool to create and safeguard regional jobs.

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Developing new antibiotics to manage chronic lung infection

Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast are leading a €50 million Europe-wide project to develop new inhaled drug treatments for cystic fibrosis and bronchiectasis.

 

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Teaching science through mystery

A £3m project co-ordinated by academics at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is using the appeal of magic tricks, myths and mysteries to help school children across Europe develop a passion for science.

 

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Developing Europe’s first ultra-deep-sea robot

Scientists and engineers from the University of Southampton are part of an €8 million project to develop an underwater glider to study the oceans and assess the environmental impact of oil and gas mining.

 

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First detection of gases in super-Earth atmosphere

An EU-funded project led by researchers from University College London (UCL) examined the atmosphere of the super-Earth planet 55 Cancri e in unprecedented detail including the first successful detection of gases in the atmosphere of a planet of this size.

 

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