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UCLouvain filed 2 positions between 5 Sept 2025 and 19 Nov 2025, across 2 of the 687 legislative files tracked here.
Obesity should be recognised as an entry disease and a major cause of cardiovascular disease. Comprehensive measures to combat and manage obesity need to be integrated into the cardiovascular health plan. Professor Jean-Paul THISSEN UCLouvain
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
The Chips Act has launched a strategical very important dynamic from the top, i.e. concerning firstly large mainstream industry / nanotechnology fabrication (e.g.pilot lines), then specialized processes / applications (e.g. wide band gap for power, photonics ...). The next phase could more (or better) consider (i.e. fund) the long-term overall knowledge supply chain starting from the bottom, i.e.
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