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NexusNet presented the work of its taskforce at the conference. Our esteemed member, Dimitris Kofinas, showcased our innovative methodologies and exceptional outcomes during the Nexus session, which focused on the implications of extreme events.
This workshop enhanced both technical and policy-oriented research skills pertinent to Nexus topics. Participants acquired valuable insights and practical guidelines for the effective integration of Nexus approaches into their case studies, thereby augmenting the impact and rigor of their research.
NexusNet Grant Holder Assistant Professor Giannis Adamos delivered a keynote address, highlighting the recent accomplishments of the NexusNet Cost Action in the efficient planning of the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem (WEFE) Nexus during extreme events.
A new article entitled “An insight into the new EU Nature Restoration Law” has been published by BIONEXT project.
2nd NexusNet Training School – Climate Resilient Management in WEFE Sectors, June, Lake Ohrid, North Macedonia
An exclusive two-day workshop focused on the Water-Energy-Food Nexus was recently conducted at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The event was organized by Assistant Professor Giannis Adamos, the NexusNet Grant Holder Manager, and convened experts and stakeholders to explore innovative strategies, exchange insights, and foster collaboration within this vital interdisciplinary domain.
A new article entitled “Why biodiversity loss matters and how are we COPing with it?” has been published by BIONEXT project.
We are happy to announce the 10th Call for applications for Short Term Scientific Missions (STSMs) and Virtual Mobility Grants (VMG) funded by our Action.
Applications should be submitted by 18 October 2024. Decisions will be announced by 19 October 2024.
This enlightening exploration of Climate Resilient Management within the Water, Energy, Food, and Ecosystems (WEFE) sectors was convened by the Scientific Institute for Leadership and Action (SILA) and thoughtfully organized by Vladimir Kitanovski at the scenic Lake Ohrid.
This workshop advances technical and policy-oriented research skills related to Nexus topics. Participants will gain valuable insights and practical guidelines for effectively integrating Nexus approaches into their case studies, strengthening their research’s impact and rigour.
COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation.
