EUt+ Research: Innovate, Collaborate, Discover

 

European research at UNICAS thrives within the EUt+ Alliance: a unique academic ecosystem of nine universities, sharing resources, knowledge, and innovation. Through joint institutes, multilingual collaboration, and cross-cultural doctoral programmes, we strengthen the European Research Area and address global challenges.

Discover how we co-create knowledge for a sustainable and inclusive future.

 


EUt+ work package 5
"Research and research-oriented education"
ROLE TASK UNICAS MEMBER EMAIL
WP A5 Liaison Research and research-oriented education Mario Lucido mario.lucido@unicas.it
Task Liaison TA5.1 EUt+ common research strategy and roadmap Cristina Cortis cristina.cortis@unicas.it
Task Liaison TA5.2 EUt+ Research Institutes Raffaele Giammetti raffaele.giammetti@unicas.it
Task Liaison TA5.3 EUt+ Research Office Mario Lucido
Ilaria Greci		 mario.lucido@unicas.it
ilaria.greci@unicas.it
Task Liaison TA5.4 EUt+ Graduate Research School Wilma Polini wilma.polini@unicas.it

 

 

EUt+ Common Affiliation

EUt+ Common Affiliation ensures that research from all EUt+ member universities is recognized under a single, unified identity. Every joint paper can be signed with a double affiliation: the local university and EUt+, preventing fragmented citations or inconsistent mentions.

Researchers gain several key benefits:

  • Stronger recognition and visibility in international databases
  • Improved citation metrics and discoverability of publications
  • Consistent institutional branding across all member universities
  • Supports Open Access and collaborative research initiatives
  • Reflects the shared strategic vision and sense of belonging within EUt+

Learn more about how the Common Affiliation works and how it is applied across EUt+ research publications.

 

 

EUt+ offers a shared set of resources to researchers and faculty members from member universities that provide guidance, templates, and services to facilitate collaboration and research activities cross the alliance.

 

Research news and updates

In this section you can access the latest updates on EUt+ research activities. Each report summarises recent developments, ongoing initiatives and shared work across the alliance.

EUt+ EUTINN Seminar – DNA-Based Biosensors for Mercury Detection

Published 12 Feb 2026 – Tag: EUt+, Research, EUTINN, Nanotechnology

As part of the EUTINN research activities within EUt+, Antoine Elie (Université de Technologie de Troyes) will present innovative DNA-based biosensing strategies for detecting and filtering mercury contamination in environmental contexts.

Date and time: 13 February 2026 – 11:00 CET (online via Microsoft Teams)

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Last Update: 3 February 2026

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