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European Commission Welcomes Launch of Supercomputing Infrastructure for European Researchers

The European Commission welcomed the launch of a €500 million initiative which boosts European supercomputer capacities and opens them up to scientists across Europe. The Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (PRACE) unites the European Commission and 20 countries across Europe in a unique initiative which will enable researchers to use super fast computers located in other countries to make up to 1000 trillion calculations per second for their research projects.

A New Interactive Platform on European Health Research

A new online platform named HealthCompetence.eu has been presented at the Information day on FP7 Health Research organised by the European Commission. This new platform includes all projects related to life science and health supported by the European Commission since 2004. Far from being a static database, it aims to present the projects' latest results in terms of technology offers, patents and publications.

European High-Level Panel Consults on ICT Solutions to Help Elderly to Live More Independently

A consultation inviting citizens, businesses and researchers to share ideas on how best to use information and communications technologies (ICTs) to help older Europeans live more independently, and more generally to establish new ways to put ICTs at the service of the most vulnerable members of society, has been launched by a high-level panel established to advise the European Commission on the functioning of the Ambient Assisted Living joint programme (AAL JP).

Commission Outlines Action Plan to Boost Europe's Prosperity and Well-Being

Implementing the ambitious Digital Agenda for Europe unveiled by the European Commission would contribute significantly to the EU's economic growth and spread the benefits of the digital era to all sections of society.

Digital Agenda: Investment in Digital Economy Holds Key to Europe's Future Prosperity

Europe's digital economy is growing in strength, spreading throughout all sectors of the economy and reaching into all areas of our lives, according to the European Commission's Digital Competitiveness report. Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) have driven half of the productivity growth in Europe over the past 15 years.

QRisk2® Available as Open Source Software

The University of Nottingham and leading healthcare systems supplier EMIS have made the QRisk2® formula for identifying heart disease risk available as open source software.

Armenian Association of Telemedicine (AATM) Fosters Developments in Health ICT

Recently founded professional NGO focusing on Telemedicine, eHealth and Health ICT, intensifies efforts directed at mobilization of resources and bringing together important players in the field, to boost usage of modern Information and Communication Technologies in support of country's health care system.

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European Commission Welcomes Launch of Supercomputing Infrastructure for European Researchers

A New Interactive Platform on European Health Research

European High-Level Panel Consults on ICT Solutions to Help Elderly to Live More Independently

Commission Outlines Action Plan to Boost Europe's Prosperity and Well-Being

Digital Agenda: Investment in Digital Economy Holds Key to Europe's Future Prosperity

QRisk2® Available as Open Source Software

Armenian Association of Telemedicine (AATM) Fosters Developments in Health ICT

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