The European health care system is moving toward personalised, distributed, and home-based services. This is made possible via new and improved connected medical devices (MDs) and in vitro diagnostic devices connected to the internet (together, CMDs), and will benefit health care providers in terms of reduced cost (fewer hospital beds) and improved service.

MODAPTO is an EU funded project that envisions a new Europe with flexible industrial systems – composed of modules – enhanced by distributed intelligence via interoperable Digital Twins (DTs).

The REDEMOS project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) under the UK government’s Horizon Europe funding guarantee and the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI).

Discovery Space is an EU-funded Erasmus+ Partnerships for Innovation – Forward Looking project that aspires to develop a roadmap for the AI-Enhanced Classroom for Deeper Learning in STEM that facilitates the transformation of the traditional classroom to an innovative environment that promotes the scientific exploration and supports the development of key skills for all students.

The Adaptation AGORA project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme and aspires to support the overall objectives of the “Adaptation to Climate Change” mission by leveraging and step forwarding best-practices, innovative approaches, policy instruments and governance mechanisms to meaningfully and effectively engage communities and regions in climate actions, accelerating and upscaling adaptation process for building a climate resilient Europe.

The Bulgarian-Romanian Observatory of Digital Media is set up under the “Digital Europe Programme” and aims at creating a multinational, multi-stakeholder, and multidisciplinary regional hub for detection, analysis and combating disinformation circulating in Bulgaria and Romania.

MedDMO intends to be the hub of EDMO covering the European Southeast borders, involving three countries (Greece, Cyprus and Malta) that apart from the geographic similarities, face quite similar challenges regarding disinformation campaigns that often try to polarise the EU debate around immigration and borders control issues.

Focusing on Germany and Austria, project GADMO (German-Austrian Digital Media Observatory) will take the fight against disinformation to a new level by combining the expertise of major journalistic fact-checking organisations with targeted scientific research and analysis.