About the research projects
As more and more NBS are being implemented, we lack an understanding of how this all adds up. Are we creating synergies and integrated action across different sustainability challenges, or are there unexpected and unintended trade-offs now emerging that we need to consider?
Harriet Bulkeley
Faculty of Geosciences
NATURESCAPES, led by Harriet Bulkeley
The NATURESCAPES research project has been awarded a Horizon Grant of 6.5 million euro in total. Nature-based solutions (NBS) are singular nature-based solutions, such as green roofs or community gardens. NBS bring societal and environmental benefits, but it is still unclear whether multiple NBS bring synergy.NATURESCAPES awarded Horizon Grant
With open-source, AI-aided, ASReview software we can screen large amounts of text. This helps scholars and practitioners to get an overview of the most relevant records for their work.
Rens van de Schoot
Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences
IMPROVE consortium, with work package led by Rens van der Schoot
The IMPROVE consortium has received a Horizon Europe grant of18 million euro. One of IMPROVE’s main goals is to improve the use of Patient Generated Health Data, for example lab results or the patient’s medical history.Horizon Europe grant to improve the use of health data
