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SPI was represented by André Almeida and Maria Carolina Esteves at the first Purple4Life Workshop, titled “Boosting the use of Purple Phototrophic Bacteria (PPB) as innovative food and feed ingredients: From metabolism to health-promoting effects”.

From 23 to 26 March 2026, SPI participated in the first Advanced Cooperation Mission organised under the IURC Latin America and the Caribbean programme, held in the Brazilian state of Paraná.

The MONTEVITIS project successfully concluded with its final event, held from 10 to 12 March in Podgorica, Montenegro, bringing together researchers, policymakers, winegrowers and industry stakeholders to reflect on three years of collaboration addressing climate change in viticulture.

The MONTEVITIS project successfully concluded with its final event, held from 10 to 12 March in Podgorica, Montenegro, bringing together researchers, policymakers, winegrowers and industry stakeholders to reflect on three years of collaboration addressing climate change in viticulture.

The SEHRENE project consortium gathered for a pivotal partner meeting hosted by Zorlu Enerji at the Zorlu Centre in Denizli, bringing together representatives from all 11 partner organisations working on the EU-funded Horizon Europe project SEHRENE.

The Africa-Europe Innovation Platform (AEIP) is inviting innovators from across Africa and Europe to participate in the Thematic Challenges, a programme designed to co-create practical solutions to shared societal challenges.

SPI participated in the Smart City Expo World Congress 2025, held from 4–6 November at Fira Barcelona Gran Via, one of the world’s leading events for urban innovation and technology.

SPI participated in the Smart City Expo World Congress 2025, held from 4–6 November at Fira Barcelona Gran Via, one of the world’s leading events for urban innovation and technology.

SPI participated and co-organised the FOSTER Science-Policy Expert Panel Workshop and Project Meeting in Brussels on November 10-11, 2025.

On 4–5 November, SPI joined E-SPFdigit partners in Wageningen, Netherlands, for the first project Plenary Meeting, a key milestone for the project’s efforts to develop on-site digital services for soil, plants, and food contaminants.