Sustainability & European Goals IV
| Debbie Vella | Unlocking Marine Biodiversity for Cancer Innovation: Sea Cucumber Extracts and the Case for Mediterranean Biobanking | University of Malta |
| Hélder David Bandarra Tavares | Scalable production of cultivated fat using water buffalo stem cells: A SEA-EU collaborative approach for sustainable food systems | University of Algarve |
| Joanna Dołżonek | Biochemical Responses of the Marine Mussel Mytilus trossulus to an Emerging Anthropogenic Stressor: an Imidazolium Ionic Liquid | University of Gdańsk |
| Pedro Fonte | Aloe Vera-enhanced pH-responsive hydrogels for targeted imatinib delivery: A synergistic strategy for breast cancer therapy | University of Algarve |
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and European values lie at the heart of SEA-EU. As the evaluation of Agenda 2030 approaches and debates on European identity intensify, these principles have never been more relevant. From green transition and gender equity initiatives to migration and blue economy observatories, SEA-EU demonstrates its commitment to both sustainable development and shared European principles. At the same time, many impactful projects led by our researchers extend beyond the formal framework of the Alliance, contributing to global and regional challenges.
This thematic area invites contributions exploring the role of SEA-EU universities, cities, ports, and the broader European Universities Initiative in advancing the SDGs and promoting common European values — including the rule of law, freedom, equality, minority rights, and human rights.
