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S1E15 Invested by Europe: Why deep tech matters for Europe’s economy and everyday life
Deep tech is often described as the opposite of conventional or “shallow” technology. Rather than focusing on incremental improvements in software or business models, deep tech is driven by…
S1E14 Invested by Europe: How sustainable liquid fuels will decarbonise aviation and shipping
Gasoline prices are rising, and while drivers can switch to electric cars, other sectors face fewer alternatives. Aviation, shipping and heavy transport still rely on liquid fuels — and…
Invested by Europe: How Cleantech is Driving Europe’s Energy Transition
Cleantech is no longer a niche sector. It is at the heart of a full‑scale industrial transformation, shaping how Europe produces energy, decarbonises industry and builds a more resilient economy. In…
Invested by Europe: Why Biotech is Vital to Europe’s Economy as well as its Health
Biotechnology is one of Europe’s most important — and most challenging — innovation sectors. From vaccines and drugs to medical devices and digital medicine, biotech underpins Europe’s health…
Invested by Europe: Why Critical Raw Materials Are Key to Europe’s Future
Critical raw materials are everywhere — in your phone, in solar panels, in wind turbines, and in the batteries that power the energy transition. But where do these materials come from? Why does…
Invested by Europe: Why Nuclear Fusion Could Change the Future of Energy
Nuclear fusion is the process that powers the sun. If it can be made to work efficiently on Earth, it could reshape global energy systems — offering a clean, abundant and stable source of power.In…
Invested by Europe: Why Quantum Computing is Crucial for Europe
Quantum computing is not about making today’s computers faster. It represents a fundamentally different way of solving problems — one that could unlock breakthroughs that are currently out of…
Invested by Europe: How Climate Action Boosts Europe’s Competitiveness
Climate investment is often seen as a cost. But it’s a powerful driver of competitiveness, resilience and long‑term growth for Europe.In this episode of Invested by Europe, Fotios Kalantzis, senior…
Invested by Europe: Why Space is the Backbone of Europe’s Economy
Space is often associated with rockets and missions to the Moon. But space technology underpins many of the services we rely on every day — from navigation and weather forecasting to communications,…
Invested by Europe: How to Play Defence Against Climate Change
Climate action is about more than cutting emissions. Even if mitigation succeeds, societies and economies will continue to face climate risks for years to come. Climate adaptation is how those risks…
Invested by Europe: What Actually Makes Affordable Housing Possible?
Across Europe, affordable housing depends on more than construction alone. It requires long‑term finance, clear rules, access to land and careful urban planning.In this episode of Invested by Europe,…
Invested by Europe: How Innovation Could Make Construction an Industry You’ll Want to Work in
Explore how innovation in construction materials, digital tools and industrialised processes could transform how Europe builds—and who works in construction. The conversation looks at why…
Invested by Europe: Why Social Investment Drives Europe’s Economic Success
Social investment shapes everyday life in Europe — from education and healthcare to childcare and housing. In this episode of Invested by Europe, we explore why investing in social infrastructure is…
Invested by Europe: Why Security and Defence is a Race Against Time for Europe
Europe’s security environment is changing fast — and investment decisions made today will shape its resilience for decades. In this episode of Invested by Europe, we examine why security…
A Dictionary of Finance presents Invested by Europe
Invested by Europe explores the forces shaping the European economy. In each episode, we hear from experts tackling the most pressing challenges—from housing and energy to innovation and…
Invested by Europe: Why Energy Efficiency Is Europe’s Fastest Climate Solution
Explore why accelerating energy efficiency renovations is one of the fastest and most effective ways to cut energy demand, reduce emissions and lower energy bills.The podcast looks at why renovation…
Inside the EU’s massive stimulus package
What do you do when an economy is struggling? If you’re a policymaker, a politician, or a central banker, you develop a stimulus package. That’s the term we examine in today’s episode. It’s the…
S2E7 The digital pixie dust clean-up
When we speak of the virtual world and storing things in ‘the cloud’, we seldom stop to realize that our digital climate impact is not virtual at all Many people see digitalisation as this magical…
S2E6 Do you need arms and legs?
In schools and in the workplace disability training makes for better inclusion—and lets everyone draw on the strengths of people who overcame difficulties most of us never facedIs disability a state…
S2E5 Is the EU a waste of money?
In this episode of Monster Under the Bed, we bust the idea that the EU is something to scare people with, and the myth that it costs us too muchIn the last few years, the EU budget has become a major…
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