Featured Projects

LIFE ECOFFEED aims to incorporate SCG as a safe, high-value and nutritionally viable ingredient in animal feed. With support from the C2M team, the project is developing a business plan to accelerate implementation, attract partners and investors and showcase its full potential.

The ECHOES project aims to demonstrate the feasibility of space-based solutions for very high frequency communications through voice and datalink. Combined with space-based automatic dependent surveillance broadcast, the project will greatly contribute to making air traffic management safer.

The BlueAquaEdu project, funded under the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF), explores gamification as a pedagogic approach to motivate teenagers and students above 18 to learn about aquaculture, post-harvesting value chain and by-products valorisation.

By facilitating climate assemblies and piloting solutions across Europe, the EU funded CLIMAS project puts people at the centre of building resilient communities and demonstrates that citizen-driven solutions can shape climate adaptation.

With support from the EU’s research programme, Horizon 2020, the DistrictEES project is reducing natural gas use across Dutch cities and towns – renovating more than 400 homes with energy-efficient upgrades and slashing CO2 emissions.

Spearheading the development of the world’s first integrated large-scale green steel plant, this low-emission facility will make steel with significantly reduced CO2 emissions.

The Mediterranean Sea, a cradle of civilisations and biodiversity faces escalating environmental threats. But change is happening! The EU-funded BlueMissionMed project is uniting scientists, policymakers, businesses, and communities to fight pollution and restore this vital ecosystem.

The Turning Blue project, co-funded by the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF) under the Blue Careers call for proposals, aims to help young offenders to pursue a career in the blue economy.

What secrets lie beneath Antarctica's ancient ice? The Beyond EPICA project is determined to find out. In a landmark achievement, the Beyond EPICA project has successfully drilled a 2,800-metre ice core in Antarctica, reaching bedrock and uncovering climate records dating back over 1.2 million years