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EJNita Milano, 2019 - 2021 If we bear in mind that the European Judicial Network (EJN) is a network of national contact points, clearly each national network is a “link in the chain” which helps to make the network effective. At present, the Italian national network does not yet have an autonomous tool designed to communicate with other networks and with national users. The general objective of the project is to create a new digital tool for the Italian network to enhance the ability of the Italian national contact points to effectively perform their tasks , vis-à-vis both Italian authorities and practitioners, and members of the Network in other Member States. Increased knowledge, along with the predisposition of specific tools (such as databases and e-books) will facilitate (and speed-up) the handling of cases. The project will also provide an answer to the need of making Italian practices more accessible (in terms of knowledge) and available to foreign practitioners, for example with regard to the Italian practices in the taking of evidence.
Home Progetti Finanziatori UE Harmful Traditions. Harmful Traditions Milano, 2020 - 2025 Harmful traditions (e.g. child marriage, female genital cutting (FGC), breast ironing) affect millions of girls in developing countries. These customs have a strong detrimental effect on women’s human capital accumulation, empowerment and wellbeing, thus perpetuating gender imbalance and the vicious circle of poverty. She will then examine whether contemporaneous factors , and in particular current political institutions , play a role in perpetuating harmful norms, manipulating the timing of FGC to influence electoral outcomes. Finally, using climate data, she will provide new insights on the relationship between global warming and child marriage. To answer to the second question, she proposes three randomized control trials uniquely designed to address specific determinants of the persistence of harmful traditions: alternative harmless rituals to remove cultural barriers, information provision to reduce breast ironing, peers’ interactions to decrease FGC and child marriage. See also : https://www.cattolicanews.it/un-erc-alla-cattolica-per-combattere-le-norme-sociali-dannose-per-le-donne Sede: Milano Area Scientifica: scienze economiche e statistiche Responsabile scientifico: Prof.ssa Lucia Corno Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2020 - 2025 #gender #women #inequalities #development countries #health #political economics #erc #faculty of economics.
Popularitas Milano, 2018 - 2020 The Popularitas project aims to provide a comprehensive study of the precedents of populism in ancient Rome . The Latin adjective “popularis” had a passive meaning (the man who enjoys the favour of the people), but also an active one (the man who seeks the favour of the people). The Popularitas project will historicize for the first time a much-discussed political phenomenon of our time and highlight similarities (and differences) with the ancient political practice. It will provide the tools for a diachronic assessment of modern populism, opening new research prospects . Its ambition is not only to be useful to the historians of the ancient world, but also to offer to political scientists and sociologist some fresh material and a new starting point for a proper understanding of the phenomenon. Working group : Giuseppe Zecchini – Faculty of Arts and Philosophy Gianpaolo Urso Sede: Milano Area Scientifica: scienze dell’antichità, filologico-letterarie e storico-artistiche Responsabile scientifico: Prof. Giuseppe Zecchini Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2018 - 2020 #populism #consensus #ancient rome #history #msca-if #faculty of arts and philosophy.
PROTON Milano, 2016 - 2019 PROTON aims at improving existing knowledge on the processes of recruitment to organised crime and terrorist networks (OCTN) through an innovative integration between social and computational sciences. To achieve its aim, PROTON will complete three specific objectives: Investigate the social, psychological and economic factors leading to OCTN, including their connection with cybercrime and the cyberspace. The factors will be transformed into input for PROTON’s final outputs, PROTON-S and PROTON Wizard, designed for helping policy makers to act more effectively against OCTN; Develop PROTON-S, agent-based modelling (ABM) simulations of the effects of different societal and environmental changes on OCTN. PROTON-S will generate virtual societies in a computer laboratory, enabling to test the impact of different scenarios on the evolution of, and particularly individuals’ recruitment to, OCTN; Develop PROTON Wizard , a user-friendly software tool embedding the results of the ABM simulations. PROTON’s impact will improve the quality of prevention policies on OCTN, providing at the same time significant innovations in the social, technological and computational sciences . PROTON-S, based on simulations, will bear no ethical and societal risks, and will create a breakthrough in the understanding of OCTN, enabling better policies and stimulating further innovation. PROTON Wizard will provide the first support tool for policy makers at the international, national and local level, giving easy access to the most advanced scientific research .
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DATACROS Milano, 2019 - 2021 The action aims at developing a tool prototype to detect anomalies in firms’ ownership structure that can flag high risks of collusion , corruption and laundering of corruption proceeds .
SWIRL Milano, 2019 - 2021 The literature on industrial relations and the public debate mostly analyze the effects of technological innovations on the labour market with reference to its potential to disruption of a number of jobs and to modify the required competencies. In SWIRL project, the contingent work will include indicatively people who are paid according to the work done (both online and offline) and the services/performance he/she offers, not based on the time spent. The term slash work was coined to describe the 'slash' in the job title of someone who is an X/Y/Z - or journalist/web editor/PR, to give an example. In this scenario, industrial relations systems are called to respond to new challenges to ensure workers an adequate level of social protection , as set out in the "European Pillar of Social Rights". The project aims to investigate the regulatory models that are being developed at international level, both within and outside of collective bargaining and to develop new prototypes of industrial relations .
LiLa Milano, 2018 - 2023 Although the research area dealing with building, sharing and exploiting linguistic resources and tools for automatic processing of Latin (and, more generally, of ancient languages) has seen a large growth across the last decade, linguistic resources for Latin are still not interoperable. This means that linguistic information is split up in many products that just do not talk to each other. Such a situation results in poor exploitation of the richness provided by all those digital objects for Latin that were produced across years of work. Since Latin is a dead language (thus missing native speakers), all we can and must do is to exploit to the best the information contained in those few and precious texts that survived from the past. To address such a challenge, LiLa intends to incorporate the linguistic resources for Latin into the Linked Data framework , making it possible for them to be published and interlinked on the web and to interact with each other. To this aim, the project will build an open-ended knowledge base for Latin by using the Linked Data paradigm to combine data from disparate linguistic resources, provide NLP web-services and include also Latin into the multilingual Linguistic Linked Open Data cloud .
KLEPTOTRACE Milano, 2023 - 2025 KLEPTOTRACE will boost the investigation, tracing and recovery of the assets related to transnational high-level corruption and to sanctioned regimes and entities through a combination of (i) research, (ii) training and (iii) data-driven tools. The KLEPTOTRACE toolbox will build on and improve the DATACROS tool by connecting new asset registers and data beyond firms (e.g. real estate, vessels, asset declarations, sanction lists), and by embedding innovative AI-based risk assessment functions.
INVERT Milano, 2023 - 2025 The INVERT project aims to combat the use of legal companies by labour traffickers who exploit victims by assisting EU prosecutor offices, law enforcement agencies (LEAs), and judicial authorities in identifying and disrupting these business models and the trafficking chain. The project will develop a fully functional and user-friendly prototype suite of risk assessment tools for prosecutor offices and LEAs officials to smoothen and improve their day-to-day activities and investigations related to labour trafficking , with special attention to child victims. The prototype INVERT suite will be evaluated gathering the feedback of prosecutor offices and LEAs officials to implement potential refinements and modifications. The validation will be performed during the final conference, hosted by the European Labour Authority. INVERT will also develop comprehensive training modules to build capacity of prosecutors and LEAs, strengthening their professional and technical capabilities in the fight against and the prevention of labour trafficking. Particular attention will be given to the actors involved in the trafficking chain and to transnational criminal groups. A dedicated training programme will be devoted to the investigations in order to make them more efficient and effective.
CyberHIMPREX Roma, 2023 - 2024 CYBERHIMPREX (Cybersecurity of Healthcare Improved in a X-border perspective) consortium is composed by three Healthcare Organizations (HCOs) located in Greece, Italy and Spain, and by the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Italy), coordinator. CYBERHIMPREX project has the objective of improving the cybersecurity capabilities of the thre HCOs, also leveraging cross-border solutions , implementing a portfolio of 11 initiatives. The portfolio is inspired by the vision that the cybersecurity is obtained acting, according to a socio-technical approach , on HCO’s People, Organization/Processes, Technology; and leveraging the inter-organizational exchange of data and knowledge. Two initiatives will be implemented jointly by the HCOs: 1) Set-up a cross-border inter-organizational secure data sharing capability via a new tool, 2) Improve cybersecurity orientation of the procurement process via alignment with ENISA guidelines. The Coordinator and the three HCOs have been partners of these projects. The Project will also deliver a Case Study to provide policy makers with recommendations promotion, support and facilitation of 1) up-take of EU projects results, 2) holistic approach to cybersecurity investments, 3) investments for regulatory compliance 4) cross-border practices. OFFICIAL WEBSITE Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Daniele Gui Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2023 - 2024 #cybersecurity-aware culture #cybersecurity #ehealth #health data #innovation uptake #socio-technical approach #cyber risk mitigation #cross-border cybersecurity #cybersecurity training #information security.
Thera4Care Roma, 2024 - 2029 Thera4Care represents a large unique consortium, gathering well-established European academic radiotheranostic centres, strong industry partners, European and medical societies focusing on training and education, a patient advocacy group spearheaded by an experienced project management group. Thera4Care aims to establish a European network of radiotheranostics centres able to rapidly develop and implement radiotheranostics tools and solutions to drive precision health. The overarching vision of Thera4Care is to revolutionise radiotheranostics procedures by establishing, implementing, and disseminating standardised scalable methods to produce and efficiently administer key radiotheranostics solutions. Thera4Care focus is on developing diagnostic and therapeutic ligands tailored to key disease areas (such as solid tumours), aligning with the growing significance of multi-modal radiotheranostics solutions dominated by radionuclide-based therapy and companion diagnostics. WP1 handles Project Management, WP2 focuses on Regulatory aspects, WP3 plans Preclinical studies, WP4 provides Supply chain, WP5 develops Clinical Trials, WP6 generates AI models, WP7 focuses on Dosimetry, WP8 develops Precision Imaging components, while WP9 focuses on Education and Dissemination. Thera4Care will advocate for the progress of radiotheranostics, with the goal of increasing medical knowledge and enhancing treatment efficacy for improved patient outcomes. OFFICIAL WEBSITE SEE ALSO Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Evis Sala Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2024 - 2029 #radiotheranostic.
PROPHET Roma, 2022 - 2026 "PROPHET - a PeRsOnalized Prevention roadmap for the future HEalThcare" will develop a Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) for Personalized Prevention, in order to support the implementation of innovative, sustainable and effective personalized programmes to prevent common chronic diseases. However, development of Personalized Prevention approaches must be accompanied by healthcare system transition, including citizen engagement, healthcare professional education and addressing organisational, social and legal issues. PROPHET will be centred around stakeholder engagement and the SRIA co-creation process in relation to three main strands of activities: Mapping, Assessment, and Building. Secondly, we will design a holistic framework (the PROPHET Framework) that will include all the necessary aspects to appraise Personalized Prevention approaches and their adoption by Public Health Authorities (Assessment). Thirdly, we will support the introduction of Personalised Prevention Programmes by providing guidelines for their design, engaging with healthcare professionals (especially those working with policy makers), and increasing health literacy at the population level on the benefits of Personalized Prevention (Building). PROPHET will liaise with other key current and forthcoming initiatives at EU level, such as ICPerMed, European Partnership (EP) PerMed, the CSA Beyond 1 Million Genomes (B1MG), and the EP on Transforming Health and Care Systems. Official website see also Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Prof.ssa Stefania Boccia Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2022 - 2026 #personalised prevention #chronic diseases #omics data #public health #citizen empowerment #health literacy #stakeholder engagement #health system sustainability #capacity building.
Caring Nature Roma, 2024 - 2026 Green transition is the behavioral intention of health and care providers (HCPs) even in presence of growing healthcare request after COVID-19. CARING NATURE’s (CN) 5 HCP, 5 innovation SMEs, 1 SDO, 2 industries and 5 Universities will construct and implement 10 healthcare specific solutions for carbon emissions and pollution (CEP) reduction demonstrated in 33 use cases. Sustainability transitions require transversal staff and Governance commitment: Staff engagement through participatory methods for Communities of Practice will be explored and systematized. Governance capability of HCPs, policy makers and investors urgently needs an operative framework since to evaluate interventions no simple measuring system of HCP environmental impact exists. CN framework consists of a decision support system based on information sharing, HCP specific social life cycle assessment and life cycle cost and sustainable finance evaluation models together with a reporting model compliant with EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Governance bodies and other stakeholders will benefit from an HCP specific eco-friendly approach to reengineering of processes for enforcing sustainability based on the Green Lean Six Sigma methodology. OFFICIAL WEBSITE Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Gabriele Sganga Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2024 - 2026 #health care #health management systems #environmental sustainability #waste management #energy management #building management #sustainability governance #telemedicine #ai #knowledge management #.
ExACT Roma, 2019 - 2024 The aim of the “European network staff eXchange for integrAting precision health in the health Care sysTems (ExACT)” is to train a new generation of professionals that can contribute to the future of health and healthcare (HC), by providing high-quality, multidisciplinary knowledge in precision health. Still policy makers, HC professionals, citizens, and private companies need to take some steps to realize its potential. In order to harness this challenging landscape, the ExACT consortium provides a cohesive framework for training staff across 7 EU Countries, 1 AC and 2 TCs. During 4 years, the staff involved will be trained on research topics not available at the home institutions thanks to 74 secondments. Research topics include: Integration of Big Data and digital solutions into the HC systems; Designing and promoting innovative citizen engagement models; Education of healthcare professionals and leadership; Health Technology Assessment in precision health; Ethical-legal, social, organisational and policy issues surrounding precision health. The consortium consists of 15 beneficiaries and 2 partners, of which 10 are academic institutions including Stanford University where a precision health program has been launched, and 7 non academics including 2 SMEs. In the long run, ExACT will foster the integration of precision health in the EU HC systems, thus contributing to better health for Europeans citizens. OFFICIAL WEBSITE SEE ALSO Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Stefania Boccia Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2019 - 2024 #public health and epidemiology #personalised medicine #diagnostic/prognostic biomarker #patient-orientated management solutions #health services #precision health #precision medicine #big data #citizen engagement #education of health professionals.
EDiHTA Roma, 2024 - 2027 Digital health technologies (DHTs) are expected to improve both the quality and delivery of healthcare services for European societies while ensuring the sustainability of Europe`s healthcare systems. DHTs are also able to collect real-world data and evidence relevant for decision makers. However, the implementation of DHTs implies new methodological challenges to the standardisation of assessment criteria. EDiHTA will be the first flexible, inclusive, validated and ready-for-use European HTA framework reaching TRL 6-7, allowing the assessment of different DHTs (e.g. telemedicine, mApps, AI) at different TRLs, territorial levels (national, regional and local) and perspectives (e.g. payer, society, hospital). The digital framework will be piloted in real healthcare settings in 5 major European hospitals and through an open piloting scheme with European DHT developers. Next to leading academic groups in HTA research, our multidisciplinary consortium includes HTA agencies, clinics as DHT end-users, technology providers and a patient organisation with links to the broader European healthcare landscape of regulatory bodies, policymakers and payers. EDiHTA will leverage its network to accelerate the market entry of new DHTs for the benefit of European society.
CineAF Milano, 2020 - 2022 Despite rising institutional concern for the gender gap in the European job market in general (EU Gender Action Plan 2016-2020) and the film industry in particular, the Italian market share of films directed by women in the period 2006-2013 was 2.7%, while that by male directors was 97.3%. The Italian film industry is sealed shut even tighter for creators whose ide ntities intersect womanhood with a non-white or migrant background. This action redresses the persistence of this staggering imbalance by addressing the near-absenting of women’s and accented voices, both in the discourse around and practice of Italian filmmaking . Research by the European Women’s Audiovisual network has found access to funding to be the most problematic aspect hindering gender equality in the Italian cinema sector . The project will accomplish two objectives at once: the obviation of encrusted film historiography canons, and the creation of an alternative archive of cinematic creativity with the capacity to reinvent the category of Italian cinema. CineAF will showcase the persistence of women's creativity despite the deficits and biases of the industry, and therefore shift the onus onto industry actors to explain why they have left such a vast fount of material on the margins. Working group : Mariagrazia Fanchi – Director of ALMED Roza Barotsi Sede: Milano Area Scientifica: scienze dell’antichità, filologico-letterarie e storico-artistiche Responsabile scientifico: Mariagrazia Fanchi Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2020 - 2022 #gender studies #women #visual arts #film #race #discrimination and inequalities #msca-if #faculty of arts and philosophy.
MOLOR Milano, 2023 - 2025 The aim of MOLOR - Morphologically Linked Old Irish Resource - is to make Old Irish distributed lexical resources interact by using state-of-the-art data models and lexicographic standards based on the Linguistic Linked Open Data (LLOD) principles. On the basis of the 8th-century Old Irish Würzburg glosses, MOLOR will fully exploit a set of existing (both textual and lexical) resources by linking the text with a full-form lexicon containing both normalised and variant spellings as well as phonological representations. The integration of resources will benefit many different stakeholders, including lexicographers, philologists, and students, who currently work with inadequate and fragmented resources for a language with a highly complex morphology and an inconsistent and opaque orthography. Thanks to the internationally recognised expertise of the host institution, the applicant will be at the forefront of developments in LLOD and language processing for ancient languages. Finally, the fellowship will significantly improve the applicant’s skillset and employability due to increased interdisciplinary expertise at the intersection of the Humanities and Technology, and the fostering of new partnerships on resource creation and streamlining for ancient Indo-European languages.
ORIGAMI Milano, 2023 - 2025 The demand of “Personal and Household Services” ( PHS ) – which covers a broad range of activities that contribute to the well-being of families and individuals at home – has significantly increased and so too has the role of care workers. Employment in the home care sector is characterized by a high level of informality, a significant presence of a migrant and female workforce, low visibility of their work, which is often done in private spaces, and weak associational power. Following the growth in demand, the public offer of services is not adequate to meet it, leaving extensive room for private actors to manoeuvre within a newly marketized regime of long-term care delivery. The increased level of marketisation and privatisation of the sector, the fragility of working conditions and the growing complexity of social needs to be answered have contributed to deeply redesign the welfare systems in the different models of capitalism. The emergence of digital platforms represents a new driving force that is intertwined with these processes. Digital platforms, as novel forms of organization, act as private regulators, creating their own institutional and societal embeddedness.
CATALYSE Piacenza, 2024 - 2026 The CATALYSE project will create a network of food safety actors with the aim to support adoption of knowledge and innovative solutions along the value chain. The network will foster collaboration and food safety knowledge sharing in a model that COLLECTS and then TRANSLATES knowledge and practices across our community through active EDUCATION and FACILITATION. The project aims to bridge the gap between end users, innovators, practitioners, trainers, and regulators by facilitating communication among these parties while matching practical needs with innovative solutions. During network activities we will set priorities for future work, provide food safety education and training, and support food business start-ups and SMEs. Data on inventions and practices related to food safety will be made available on an open access platform to support broad communication. Education and facilitation will be cornerstone activities to support innovation and change management to ensure the successful implementation of newly designed solutions and adoption by member states food safety authorities. CATALYSE will establish a community of practice to connect stakeholders from the complete value chain and promote cross-fertilization of ideas to create a more resilient, sustainable, and equitable community.
SIRAM Piacenza, 2022 - 2025 The project SIRAM (Sustainable Innovations for Regenerative Agriculture in the Mediterranean area) aims at developing, scaling-up and disseminate innovative regenerative agriculture approaches to tackle issues related to climate change, desertification, loss of biodiversity excessive use of chemical and low incomes in small-holders farms in the Mediterranean. The tested approaches will be in line with the main principles of regenerative agriculture, namely the adoption of no-tillage practices, the use of cover-crops, the screening of local varieties with resistant traits, the synergic application of biostimulant and bioprotecting microbial strains co-formulated with organic fertilizers from recycled wastes. SIRAM will adopt a systemic approach focused on the tripartite soil-plant-microbiome system. Working group : Edoardo Puglisi - Responsabile scientifico UCSC Maria Elena Antinori Andrea Fiorini Tania Gatto Giacomo Mortella Biancamaria Senizza Vincenzo Tabaglio Alice Tediosi Partners : Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Italy (Coordinator) OpenTea S.r.l. Italy Agricultural Research Centre - Egypt Institut de Recerca i Tecnologia Agroalimentaries - Spain University Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah - Morocco Ecological Finance Architectures P.C.
SCALA-MEDI Piacenza, 2021 - 2025 The SCALA-MEDI project will characterise the genetic and phenotypic diversity of Mediterranean local breeds of sheep and chicken and study their ability to adapt to harsh environments and management systems. The project will leverage data produced in EU projects and generate new data, including traditional production traits and using new technologies for remote phenotyping of adaptation related traits, genotypes, and to explore the epigenomic status of animals reared in different environmental conditions. Data and samples will be collected on 17 local sheep breeds and 15 village chicken populations from different bio-climatic environments from Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco. Genomic data will be analysed to identify loci controlling adaptation traits and product authenticity and will be used to create decision-making tools to improve conservation and selection programmes and management strategies for Mediterranean livestock production system to face future climate change scenarios. Tools to manage diversity, breeding and crossbreeding strategies will be designed to improve sustainable production and exploit adaptation, and hence increase the value of local populations. SCALA-MEDI will use the data collected on genetic diversity to optimise strategies for cryo-conservation to ensure a biodiversity back up in case of need. SCALA-MEDI has an international, interdisciplinary team in including experts in animal farming, animal breeding, animal physiology, veterinary science, conservation biology, population genetics, molecular genetics, reproduction biotechnologies, statistics and socioeconomics, plus a supercomputing centre, breeder associations and SMEs to ensure that the objectives are achieved.
SECRET Roma, 2024 - 2028 Over the past two decades, cells isolated from human perinatal (or birth-associated) tissues (amniotic membrane, umbilical cord tissue and cells from amniotic fluid), have been shown to provide tremendous pro-regenerative activities. Amongst others, the application of these cells or of components of their secretome, including extracellular vesicles (EVs) , have been found to improve myocardial infarction (MI), ischemic stroke (IS) and multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms in various animal models. Currently, cell-free therapies represent a frontierfor innovation in regenerative medicine for clinical unmet needs, however, very few scientists are trained for their clinical translation. “Exploring the therapeutic potential of perinatal cell SECRETomes - SECRET” sets out with the ambition to train 10 doctoral candidates (DCs) to disentangle the inherent therapeutic potential of perinatal cell secretomes (either as a whole or as fractionated small EVs) in order to possibile translate novel biologics into the clinic. These include the development and use of iPSC-derived organoids and organ-on-a-chip models to identify the most efficient perinatal cell secretome in terms of immunomodulation, angiogenesis, anti-fibrotic, cardio-protective and neuro-trophic properties, as well as the assessment of their in vivo cardiac reparative and neuro-regenerative potential using novel delivery methods. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or HaDEA. OFFICIAL WEBSITE SEE ALSO Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze biologiche scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Ornella Parolini Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2024 - 2028 #cardiovascular diseases #cell signalling and cellular interactions #gene therapy #cell therapy #regenerative medicine #neurological disorders #perinatal cells #secretome #extracellular vesicles #immunomodulation #organ-on-a-chip #organoids #regenerative m.
MYMATCH Piacenza, 2024 - 2028 Climate change amplifies food safety risks by fostering the proliferation of pathogens and contaminants in the food supply chain and introducing unfamiliar or novel hazards. Among the food safety threats, because of their ubiquity, MYMATCH will consider the effects of climate change on a selection of mycotoxins (related to fungi belonging to Aspergillus, Fusarium, and Alternaria) occurring in maize, wheat, tomato, and nuts. Thanks to a strong and multi-actor partnership, MYMATCH will contribute to i) the prediction and mitigation of risk related to fungi and mycotoxin occurrence, ii) the assessment of mycotoxins exposure in humans (concerning different diets) and animals, and iii) the implementation of proper risk management measures. This will support the development and implementation of fungi and mycotoxin predictive models founded on accurate climate change scenarios to anticipate the changes in mycotoxin occurrence in European food systems. MYMATCH AI mycotoxin management Platform will be the final output, the support for all food system actors with tailored predictions, recommendations, and mitigation approaches. By using this platform, the agri-food researchers, farmers, industry stakeholders, and policymakers, involved in the project through the MYMACTH’s Multi-Actor Framework, will be assisted in taking threat-mitigation initiatives and in decision-making, both in the shortand strategic long-term planning. MYMATCH tools and methods will be generated in a way that is easily extendable to other contaminant issues and co-created and developed with a strong interaction with potential users like EFSA.
