Eucor – The European Campus is marked by the activity of cross-border networks and projects. They are the basis for cooperation of the universities on the Upper Rhine.
Networks
There are interdisciplinary networks as well as highly specialised research groups. They are led by scientists and often open for students and doctoral candidates.
Focus on
Upper Rhine Cluster for Sustainability Research
Innovation Region Fessenheim: The Results of the Feasibility Study have been released
The territory project “Notre ambition commune pour l’avenir du territoire de Fessenheim” (Our Shared Vision for the Future of the Fessenheim Region), which was signed on 1 February 2019 by thirteen German and French partners, was adopted on the occasion of the decommissioning of the nuclear power plant in Fessenheim, Alsace. The project testifies to their shared intention to further develop the region into a model for an emission-neutral economy in Europe. […]
Read more … Innovation Region Fessenheim: The Results of the Feasibility Study have been released
Projects
Many European Campus scientists are working on specific topics with colleagues from other universities on bi-, tri- or multi-national research projects. They complement each other in their expertise, can work in different laboratories and benefit from the added value of networking.
Focus on the
Interreg project “SuMo-Rhine”
Measuring sustainable mobility
How bike friendly is my city? How good is the public transportation system? What about the noise pollution for residents? Developed as part of the Interreg project SuMo-Rhine, a new Website addresses these questions and more. It provides information about many aspects of sustainable mobility in 36 municipalities in the Upper Rhine region. Researchers from […]
Seed Money Projects
Below you will find an overview of all projects funded through the EGTC Eucor's own funding instrument, Seed Money.
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"Thanks to Seed Money, we have been able to strengthen the cooperation between Strasbourg and Freiburg around Turcology and Islamic studies, which are rare but central disciplines in the tradition of both universities."
Jun.-Prof. Aude Aylin de Tapia
Junior Professor, Islamic Studies and Turcology, University of Freiburg