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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.
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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.
Upskilling degli Archivi d’Arte e Operatori 4.0 (UAA0)
Tra gli obiettivi principali figurano la creazione di nuovi servizi, la prototipizzazione di processi innovativi e la diffusione di buone pratiche. Il progetto punta inoltre a promuovere sistemi di cooperazione e lo scambio di esperienze tra le organizzazioni attive nel settore culturale. Il progetto UAAO rappresenta un modello innovativo e replicabile per la modernizzazione e valorizzazione degli archivi d’arte italiani e del settore culturale tutto. Attraverso la formazione di professionisti qualificati, la promozione della cooperazione e la creazione di nuove opportunità, il progetto si propone di sostenere la crescita del settore in un’ottica di innovazione, inclusività e sostenibilità.
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CreAbility - Creabilità per la Capacitazione
Esso mira a: Alimentare gli immaginari delle IMAD con contenuti socialmente inclusivi, che promuovano diversità e rappresentazione; Potenziare e migliorare le connessioni tra gli attori delle IMAD, creando sinergie tra i vari settori; Evidenziare la trasferibilità di conoscenze e pratiche tra filiere, settori e aziende. La metodologia utilizzata include un approccio “art-based”, che pone al centro i destinatari, dando voce ai loro bisogni e promuovendo inclusione e diversità. Questa strategia consente di creare comunità di pratiche, favorendo la consapevolezza e la collaborazione tra imprenditrici e consulenti, con l’obiettivo di costruire risposte condivise alle sfide del settore. Il progetto CreAbility rappresenta un modello innovativo e replicabile per sostenere l’imprenditoria creativa, generando un impatto positivo sia a livello economico che culturale, con uno sguardo orientato all’inclusione e alla sostenibilità. Link sito web: Home - CreAbility Network.
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.
“Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore – BIBLIOTECA” ACCESSI-OPAC
In tale contesto, l’Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore si avvale di approcci innovativi, universali e mirati al fine di offrire un’esperienza che tenga conto delle diverse esigenze fisico-cognitive. Gli OPAC universitari sono infatti strumenti a elevata complessità: agli elementi specialistici di contenuto disciplinare si aggiungono strumenti di ricerca non facilmente accessibili. Per questo, sarà infatti sviluppata una "Consolle di Ricerca Personale", accessibile e chiara, che seguirà l'utente nella sua esplorazione del catalogo. L’iniziativa rappresenta una buona pratica anche per altre realtà bibliotecarie o museali che vogliano creare ambienti di apprendimento realmente inclusivi, in grado di abbattere le barriere all’accesso alla conoscenza e valorizzare le potenzialità di tutti gli utenti. Un sapere senza barriere: il nuovo Catalogo (OPAC) accessibile dell’Università Cattolica Riepilogo procedura di acquisto.
Home Progetti Finanziatori nazionali Il capitale sociale nelle pratiche di cura in Italia Disegno della ricerca Disegno della ricerca La pandemia da COVID-19 ha evidenziato l’ampiezza del bisogno, sanitario ma anche sociale, economico e di cura, presente nel Paese. Il presente progetto di ricerca si focalizza su chi si prende cura, a livello formale e informale, di persone in stato di fragilità e su chi offre supporto a diverse situazioni di vulnerabilità. Le ipotesi di ricerca, a fondamento del progetto, considereranno le relazioni di aiuto, le reti che ne derivano e le pratiche che da esse promanano per verificare se consentano la generazione di varie forme di capitale sociale. Sotto il profilo metodologico si intende ricorrere a un disegno della ricerca articolato, che prevede la realizzazione di alcune indagini qualitative, di un approfondimento quantitativo di livello nazionale e di una indagine quantitativa, anch’essa di livello nazionale. I primi due target di intervistati svolgono in forma stabile la funzione specifica di caregiving, sia in quanto familiari, amici, volontari della persona anziana o disabile in condizioni di fragilità, sia in quanto assistenti familiari professionali. Gli ultimi due mirano a identificare soggetti e/o reti di relazioni che abbiano offerto supporto nelle situazioni citate di vulnerabilità, non identificando uno specifico ruolo di cura, bensì svolgendo una funzione di accompagnamento mirato nella gestione delle criticità. Nel complesso, sarà possibile identificare la presenza di eventuali dotazioni di capitale sociale tradizionale ed emergente, sia corrispondendo ad un ampliamento della conoscenza sui soggetti che offrono caregiving e supporto, sia offrendo comprovate indicazioni empiriche ai policy maker locali, regionali e nazionali.
Il capitale sociale nelle pratiche di cura in Italia
Home Progetti Finanziatori nazionali Il capitale sociale nelle pratiche di cura in Italia. L’obiettivo del progetto è quello di esplorare le diverse forme di capitale sociale in Italia, dopo la pandemia COVID-19, assumendo come punto di osservazione il social support di diverse forme di caregiving . PAROLE CHIAVE DEL PROGETTO DI RICERCA Si è conclusa la prima fase della ricerca che ha raccolto più di 65 interviste a persone che sono caregiver di familiari e/o parenti. I dati raccolti sono in elaborazione. Seconda fase della ricerca La somministrazione dei questionari relativi l’indagine nazionale su un campione di 1500 persone residenti in Italia si è conclusa. I dati raccolti sono ora in elaborazione. Finanziato dall'Unione europea - Next Generation EU. Progetto Social capital as resource of care practice in Italy: Caregiving and social support in pandemic time - Prot.
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Housing Deprivation, Urban Poverty and Development - HOUSINGDEP
Home Progetti Finanziatori nazionali Housing Deprivation, Urban Poverty and Development - HOUSINGDEP. Housing Deprivation, Urban Poverty and Development - HOUSINGDEP Milano, 2025 - 2028 Homelessness and precarious living conditions, such as slums and informal settlements, have recently emerged as critical issues among the urban poor, garnering significant attention from policymakers worldwide. The consequences of housing instability are dramatic, affecting both individual well-being (including skill deterioration and reduced human capital accumulation) and society at large (contributing to decreased labor force participation and higher crime rates), thus perpetuating the vicious circle of poverty. Yet we know remarkably little on the specific factors leading to homelessness and housing instability, as well as on effective policies to foster positive behaviors among homeless individuals and children living in precarious housing. I will then design a rigorous evaluation to address physical (i.e. distribution of lockers) and mental barriers (i.e. mentoring programs) among the homeless (Project 2). To address the second question, I will design and carry out two randomized control trials aimed at improving educational attainment of children living in Brazilian favelas (Project 3) and displaced children due to terrorist attacks in Burkina Faso (Project 4). This research adds several innovative aspects to an understudied area in economics: (i) novel survey methodologies for studying highly mobile populations; ii) original data collected through survey work in challenging contexts; (ii) rigorous evaluation methods to limit the consequences of housing deprivation.
EUVAC Roma, 2024 - 2027 The European Digital Vaccination Card (EUVAC) is crafted in MyHealth@EU services as a self-contained document, empowering individuals to monitor their vaccination histories. Operating as a technical exchange format or pivotal platform, the EUVAC streamlines the transfer of vaccination records across diverse information systems which is fundamental for the development of interoperable vaccination card functionalities by Member States. It allows citizens to effortlessly store and oversee their vaccination data, which they can then be presented to health professionals during in-person consultations. The European digital vaccination card (EUVAC) ensures the sustained continuity of care by being enduring over time and portable. This signifies that vaccination data can be shared, whether within local or remote, public or private repositories, moving seamlessly from one physical or virtual location to another. Crucially, this process is initiated and overseen by the citizens, granting them autonomy over their health information and ensuring the secure and effective management of vaccination records. Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Fidelia Cascini Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2024 - 2027 #digital vaccination card #myhealth@eu #cross-border e-health services.
Home Progetti Finanziatori UE EU CanScreen. EU CanScreen Roma, 2024 - 2028 The Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan has called for a new EU-Supported Cancer Screening Scheme to assure high performance of cancer screening programs across all the Member States (MS). The general objective of EUCanScreen is to assure sustainable implementation of high-quality screening for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer as well as implementation of the recently recommended screening programs – for lung, prostate and gastric cancers. The work-plan of EUCanScreen has been built on the results of previous and ongoing major EU activities in screening; it is designed within eleven closely interlinked work-packages. The consortium is bringing together well-performing screening programs to those that require substantial improvements. Altogether 29 partnering countries are represented in the consortium, including 25 EU MS, Ukraine, Moldova, Norway and Iceland. Overall budget is 38.749.935,32 EUR. https://www.dypede.gr/eucanscreen/ Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Stefania Boccia Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2024 - 2028 #cancer screening #implementation #governance #sustainability #equity #cost-effectiveness #data sharing #capacitybuilding #personalized #new approaches #artificial intelligence #ehds.
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Xt-EHR Roma, 2023 - 2026 The Xt-EHR joint action supports the Commission’s policy priority for “A Europe fit for the digital age” by implementing the EU4Health Programme’s general objective of “strengthening health systems”. More specifically, the Xt-EHR proposal will prepare implementation guides, technical specifications, and a conformity assessment framework for the adoption of the European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF), at a European Level. Evaluate telemedicine, mobile health, and other health software in the context of the EEHRxF and the EHDS Regulation proposal. Evaluate common EHR requirements for electronic identification for health professionals and patients (based on the European Digital Identity framework), and the necessary metadata layer needed. Through Xt-EHR, the interoperability and cross-border exchange of different types of health data will be promoted by proposing the necessary implementation guidelines for the implementation of new services that will complement the MyHealth@EU initiative. The necessary integration profiles of EHRs in the European market will be defined for improving the coordination of MS joint efforts towards interoperability in the EHDS proposal for primary use of health data. https://www.xt-ehr.eu/ Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Fidelia Cascini Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2023 - 2026 #ehds #ehr #ehealth #myhealth@eu #ncpeh #cross-border health #patient access #interoperability #fhir #ihe.
PERCH Roma, 2022 - 2025 Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a DNA virus that consists of more than 100 subtypes, of which more than 40 are sexually transmitted and can infect anogenital and oropharyngeal mucosa. At least 14 HPV types classified as ‘high risk’ can cause cervical cancer in women, and a fraction of other anogenital cancers and head and neck cancers in both genders. In 2020, according to data from the Global Cancer Observatory (CGO), cervical cancer was the 4th most common cancer among women worldwide. Cervical cancer is a highly preventable disease through HPV vaccination (primary prevention) and cervical cancer screening (secondary prevention), and is a treatable disease if detected promptly and properly treated. In order to achieve the 90% HPV vaccination coverage goal set up by the WHO, many countries require actions to improve their specific vaccination coverages. To this aim, determinants of vaccination hesitancy will be analyzed in order to increase knowledge and awareness among the target population, and training activities will be set up for healthcare personnel on vaccination communication. https://www.projectperch.eu/ Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Stefania Boccia Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2022 - 2025 #hpv #human papilloma virus #.
Home Progetti Finanziatori UE JA PreventNCD. JA PreventNCD Roma, 2024 - 2027 Cancer and other NCDs (C&;NCD) make up more than 2/3 of the burden of disease in Europe. At the population level, substantial variations exist according to socio-economic status, geographical area, age, disability, gender, and ethnic groups. A large part of this disease burden is preventable. This JA represents an ambitious effort to provide strategic guidance and consolidated efforts to the field of C&;NCD prevention. Key outputs include an EU Consortium on Cancer Prevention, high-level annual events, and intervention tools and policy recommendations that will contribute to reduced C&;NCD burden and inequality across Europe. https://preventncd.eu/ Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Roberta Pastorino Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2024 - 2027 #health promotion #non communicable diseases #prevention #cancer #.
TEHDAS2 Roma, 2024 - 2027 The European Health Data Space aims to harmonise the secondary use of health data by creating a common legal framework. The main aim of the joint action is to prepare ground for harmonised implementation of the EHDS on secondary use of health data and develop collaboration between all key stakeholders. TEHDAS2 will provide 20 guidelines and technical specifications which will guide Member States and the Commission in developing solutions and operationalising cross-border collaboration. TEHDAS2 results will guide the Health Data Access Bodies in their future tasks and obligations, as well as data holders and users in fulfilling their forthcoming duties in the proposed regulation. The results will address, inter alia, the discovery and description of datasets; advancing access to health data by key players along the health data lifecycle; a technical framework for secure processing environments; involving citizens; and creating operational and collaboration models for the common policies. TEHDAS2 builds on earlier projects, in particular the first Joint Action Towards the European Health Data Space (TEHDAS) and HealthData@EU, and it will work closely with relevant ongoing projects and initiatives to create complementarities and synergies. https://tehdas.eu/ Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze mediche Responsabile scientifico: Fidelia Cascini Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2024 - 2027 #health data #health data space #ehds #data space #secondary use of health data #reuse of health data #health data sharing #data sharing.
HEROES Roma, 2023 - 2026 The current pandemic has taught us that HEROES should not be sought in movies, but rather in those professionals who work in healthcare organizations daily. Part of their priceless merit is due to the fact that they must frequently face highly challenging scenarios in a situation of under-staffing. The HEROES Joint Action is aimed at improving the HWF planning capacities of European countries so to ensure accessibility, sustainability, and resilience of healthcare services. The JA addresses three main objectives: 1) to improve databases used in HWF planning; 2) to develop effective tools and methods to carry out HWF planning; 3) to define the best skill-mix needed by professionals to carry out HWF planning. For each of the three objectives, clusters will perform and “as is” analysis and define a desirable “to be” scenario at the Member State level. These will be able to benchmark their national HWF planning strategy with international experiences and adapt in consequently. https://healthworkforce.eu/ Sede: Roma Area Scientifica: scienze economiche e statistiche Responsabile scientifico: Irene Gabutti Periodo di svolgimento della ricerca: 2023 - 2026 #health workforce #.
GHI Roma, 2023 - 2025 The European Union (EU)'s leadership has played a key role in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic globally through the Team Europe approach, with the EU and Member States (MS) acting within their respective competences. In the context of the implementation of the new EU Global Health Strategy, better coordination to strengthen this leadership and its visibility is essential to maximize the collective impact of such EU contributions to global health and to shape a new global health order based on our fundamental values. A comprehensive communication plan will be developed to strengthen its external communication so that the contributions of the EU and its Member States to global health are well acknowledged and understood. The Team Europe approach will be promoted as a brand for EU action in global health. Finally, a Member States' suggestions forum will be organised to anticipate and discuss important topics to support the EU positioning on such topics ahead of key GH meetings (WHO, G7, G20, etc.).
