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EURESFO 2024 recap: advancing urban resilience
EURESFO 2024 Recap: Advancing Urban Resilience
SNUG participated in 11th edition of the European Urban Resilience Forum (EURESFO), which took place from June 26 to 28 in Valencia, the...
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Bridging gaps: pioneering sustainable innovation in the construction sector
Bridging gaps: pioneering sustainable innovation in the construction sector
Johanna Berndorfer, Key Researcher at BRIMATECH Research gGmbH, discusses the interplay between sustainability and economy, explaining how SNUG intends to align environmental sustainability...
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SNUG 1st General Assembly: together transforming the buildings of tomorrow
SNUG 1st General Assembly: together transforming the buildings of tomorrow
The SNUG project consortium recently convened virtually for its first General Assembly on May 13th and 14th, 2024. Bringing together nearly 50 individuals...
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