Research*EU Magazine | Number 41 (April 2015)

Author (Corporate)	European Commission: CORDIS
Publisher	Publications Office of the European Union
Series Title	Research*EU Magazines
Series Details	Number 41
Publication Date	April 2015
ISSN	1977-4028
EC	ZZ-AC-15-003-EN-N
Content Type	Magazine \| Newsletter \| Brochure
	Hip research for the young Summary: If science and youth had just one thing in common, it would most likely come down to how their evolution can impact the future of humanity. But the two are also closely intertwined: science needs young people, and the other way around. This edition of the Research*EU magazine focuses on initiatives on this topic. It includes 11 articles on projects which were recently or will very soon be completed, among which are four interviews on the issues of racism among young people using social media, a new method to make neuroblastoma treatment more effective, remote tools to help autistic children from their home, and a unique concept to turn children stories and other texts into realistic virtual worlds. These ‘specials’ are followed by our usual seven sections on biology and medicine, social sciences and humanities, energy and transport, the environment, IT and telecommunications, industrial technologies and space. The magazine closes with a list of upcoming events. We look forward to receiving your feedback. Contents: Health Novel approaches to brain science Imaging water movement in tissue Studying stress and healthy ageing The evolution of resistant bacteria Second language effect on bilingual reading development Design revolution in the classroom Brain energy supply and information flow How do infants perceive communication? Energy Closing in on a powerful therapeutic Regional aerospace R&D initiatives to tackle challenges related to green aviation Waste heat for rotorcraft power Thorium chemistry revealed Climate Change and Environment Chinese views of democracy Innovations in the study of parchment The climatic role of aerosols Reconstructing a plant biodiversity tree Bringing Aristotle to the people in 16th century Italy Understanding the Roman Empire's elite Cheap new catalysts to clean wastewater Phosphate metabolism in plants Work-life balance to the rescue The psychology behind green tax efficiency Nitrogen and symbiosis in plankton Schrodinger's cat in space Why fish stay or go in winter Digital Economy The smart car application Single nano-scale emitters in semiconductors Powering up transistors A new age in concurrent computing Plasma kinetics in space Industrial Technologies Encouraging Europe's future scientists Circular runways may improve air travel Increasing public safety Harvesting the natural bounty of Iceland's volcanoes Simple synthesis of novel nanomaterials New technology for the concrete industry
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Subject Categories	Culture, Education and Research
International Organisations	European Union [EU]

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