Tags

Tags

Displaying 1891 - 1900 of 2535

Modern human culture could have emerged 44,000 years ago

In cooperation with the CNRS and University of BergenWhen did human behaviour as we know it begin? Work conducted by an international team of researchers suggests that modern culture emerged 44,000 years ago. Their analysis of archaeological…
In cooperation with the CNRS and University of BergenWhen did human behaviour as we know it begin? Work conducted by an international team of researchers suggests that modern culture…
In cooperation with the CNRS and University of BergenWhen did human behaviour as we know it begin? Work conducted by an international team of…
In cooperation with the CNRS and University of BergenWhen did human behaviour as we know it begin? Work conducted by an international team of researchers suggests that modern…
In cooperation with the CNRS and University of BergenWhen did human behaviour as we know it begin? Work conducted by an…

Highlight: Pablo Amor appointed ERC Executive Agency Director

Understanding the origins and spread of agriculture in the western Mediterranean

The first cultivated plants in south-western Europe date back to the first half of the 6th millennium BC. Farmers in this region cultivated a wide variety of crops which included cereals and legumes, as well as other crops such as flax and poppy…
The first cultivated plants in south-western Europe date back to the first half of the 6th millennium BC. Farmers in this region cultivated a wide variety of crops which included…
The first cultivated plants in south-western Europe date back to the first half of the 6th millennium BC. Farmers in this region cultivated a wide…
The first cultivated plants in south-western Europe date back to the first half of the 6th millennium BC. Farmers in this region cultivated a wide variety of crops which…
The first cultivated plants in south-western Europe date back to the first half of the 6th millennium BC. Farmers in this…

Highlight: A tribute to excellence - two Cypriot ERC grantees meet EU research ministers

Agreement EC-NSF

ERC analysis on Open Access (June 2012)

Press release: Young U.S.-based talents to join ERC research projects: new agreement signed by the EC and the NSF

Press release: European Research Council renews its commitment to open access by joining Europe

€1.75 billion for new ERC research projects

Tiny fossils can lead to huge gains in understanding

The ocean is filled with microscopic algae that take up carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere in order to grow. A new study by researchers from the Geology Department at the University of Oviedo (Spain) shows that the algae may adapt to rising…
The ocean is filled with microscopic algae that take up carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere in order to grow. A new study by researchers from the Geology Department at the…
The ocean is filled with microscopic algae that take up carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere in order to grow. A new study by researchers from…
The ocean is filled with microscopic algae that take up carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere in order to grow. A new study by researchers from the Geology Department at…
The ocean is filled with microscopic algae that take up carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere in order to grow. A new…