Research*EU Magazine | Number 69 (February 2018)

Author (Corporate)	European Commission: CORDIS
Publisher	Publications Office of the European Union
Series Title	Research*EU Magazines
Series Details	Number 69
Publication Date	February 2018
ISSN	1977-4028
EC	ZZ-AC-18-001-EN-N
Content Type	Magazine \| Newsletter \| Brochure
	New Technologies for fighting crime Summary: The special feature section of this Research*EU magazine takes a look at cyber security. In the end, it is and always will be a race: one that opposes criminals on one side, to authorities, industry and involved citizens on the other side. The tools for winning this race are technological breakthroughs, innovation and cooperation/widespread adoption. Although it may seem like this issue focuses on the former aspect, it actually puts emphasis on all three. Our usual sections on health, society, energy, environment, aquatic resources, industry, information and communication technology, security and fundamental research are also featured in this magazine – which closes with a list of upcoming events hosted by or involving EU-funded research projects. Contents: Health Novel therapy for a rare immune disease Re-education for the immune system to fight diabetes PanDrugs: genomic data analysis to better treat cancer Support for individuals with intellectual disabilities to overcome barriers to physical exercise Fighting rare diseases with new methods for clinical trials Society Not fit for representation? Exploring theatre censorship in Early Modern Britain Deaf people can boost their job opportunities with better training Journalists acting as 'referees' could prevent the spread of fake news Conflicts in the Caucasus Energy Pilot case to speed carbon capture, transport and storage in Europe High-efficiency engine turns waste hot water into electricity EU and the Russian Federation cooperate over nuclear energy education A game changing actuator for the material and energy markets Climate Change and Environment Waste water treatment is not money down the drain What telomeres can tell us about the impact of urbanisation on birdlife Combining technologies helps hotels to save water Industrial Technologies EU manufacturers regain market share through new business model Nanomaterial risk profiling puts safety first A user guide to help boost European innovation Keeping industry responsible Digital Economy Strengthened computing capabilities for Europe’s researchers Cognitive video game can create smarter football players Visionary solution for online data privacy World’s fastest 3D foot scanner paves way for footwear revolution Security Intelligent surveillance technology helps ships ward off pirates Recycled tyres to protect buildings from quakes, blasts and fires Putting out fires with new, state-of-the-art water jet Stopping the threat of a rogue nuclear attack Novel voice recognition technology completes Interpol’s legal arsenal Fundamental Research Selectively assembling chemical building blocks with the help of man-made catalysts Tracking the molecular activity of natural products, while also engineering new versions DNA – The force is with you A quantum leap for ultra-precise measurement and information encoding? Food and Natural Resources Fully harvesting novel biodiverse products from marine environments Improved diet for farmed shrimp larvae
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Subject Categories	Culture, Education and Research
International Organisations	European Union [EU]

New Technologies for fighting crime

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