At MedPROACT launch event in Barcelona Vincent Ernoux from Interreg NEXT MED remarks the importance of Mediterranean Cooperation

Ecosystems degradation, biodiversity loss and potential risks for coastal areas: these are some consequences of the sea surface temperature rising. Climate change is posing a complex challenge for the Mediterranean area and studies supported by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assess that it is projected to intensify throughout the region.  

MedPROACT project partner 'Institut National des Sciences et Technologies De La Mer' (INSTM) is looking for a Scientific Coordination Assistant. Deadline for application: 13/01/2026.

The candidate will contribute to the selection and extraction of essential oils using supercritical CO₂, including the optimization of extraction parameters and the evaluation of yield, chemical profiles, and biological activities.

At Researchers’ Night 2025 in Athens, NTUA showcased the EONANOBIOPS project, highlighting cross-Mediterranean collaboration to advance eco-friendly nano-biopesticides and sustainable agriculture.

EONANOBIOPS strengthens cooperation to advance eco-friendly nano-biopesticides and sustainable farming.

As part of strengthening scientific partnership and research collaboration under the activities of the EU-funded EONANOBIOPS project through the Interreg NEXT MED Programme, a delegation from the Biodiversity & Environmental Research Center (BERC) visited An-Najah National University (ANNU) to explore avenues of cooperation in implementing project activities and coordinating joint research efforts between the two institutions.

The EONANOBIOPS workshop in Beit Dajan, Palestine, showcased innovative biopesticide solutions to promote sustainable and safe tomato farming.

RESt4GREEN officially launched in Patras, bringing together partners from across the Mediterranean to start a joint effort for more energy-efficient and sustainable public buildings and outdoor spaces.