Vilnius University joins European project to improve pancreatic-cancer treatment
The university is becoming a partner in PALACROS, a €10 million Horizon Europe initiative that aims to develop more consistent, evidence-based care for ...
Vilnius
Vilnius expands youth-sports support to nearly €500,000 for 27 organisations
The Lithuanian capital is increasing its 2026 youth-athlete programme to its highest level yet, distributing almost half a million euros among organisations working ...
News
The Baltic Way in India: Freedom as Living Memory and a Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi
The 37th anniversary of the Baltic Way was commemorated in New Delhi with a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, illuminating the historical and moral ...
Tallinn
Tallinn begins €3.5 million renewal of Mustamäe residential quarter
Construction in Mustamäe’s second microdistrict is due to begin on 14 September, combining road repairs with new pedestrian and cycling routes, safer crossings, ...
Environment and Climate Adaptation
Germany opens autumn funding window for climate adaptation in social facilities
A new federal funding round will support model projects that help care homes, hospitals, childcare centres and disability services prepare for heat and ...
Kaliningrad to host Russian conference on gas hydrates and ocean science
Scientists from Russia and abroad will meet at the Museum of the World Ocean from 9 to 13 September for a programme combining ...
Life science and innovation
Sweden and Denmark build a cross-border route for therapeutic RNA innovation
Gothenburg-based GU Ventures and Copenhagen’s BioInnovation Institute have launched OligoSynergy, a collaboration designed to help research-driven companies develop and commercialise therapeutic oligonucleotide technologies.
Latvia
Riga adds Rostokas Street bus lane to improve reliability on western routes
A new public-transport lane on a busy section of Rostokas Street is intended to reduce delays for 164 weekday bus departures while also ...
Scandinavia
Norwegian fjord study calls for more precise carbon estimates
Researchers studying seabeds around Stavanger say carbon calculations should account for the sharp differences between muddy deposition zones and areas shaped by erosion ...
Environment
Swedish pilot trials show activated carbon can sharply reduce PFAS spread to groundwater
A four-year government research assignment has identified several promising ways to contain PFAS in contaminated soil, with activated carbon reducing measured movement into ...
Poznań hosts first UISPP World Congress in Poland
The five-day meeting brings around 800 researchers to Adam Mickiewicz University to discuss prehistoric and protohistoric archaeology, methods and the future of heritage ...
Germany
Hamburg opens a new green waterfront route in Harburg
The completed Harburger Brücken promenade adds a walkable and cycle-friendly public space beside the eastern Bahnhofskanal, combining industrial heritage with climate-conscious planting and ...
