David Matthews

European universities are cutting ties and ending cooperation, raising questions over Israel’s future in EU research

Right now, it’s ‘mission impossible’ for European firms to create leading generative AI, says Dragoș Tudorache

Judith Collins says Wellington needs to rebalance its research partnerships away from countries that ‘steal’ science and technology

New plans to allocate at least 7% of a growing defence budget to R&D and military-related science would see spending rise significantly – but at the expense of civilian research

At a get-together in Paris, OECD ministers said a new ‘anticipatory’ approach is needed. Consumer neurotechnology, increasingly able to read minds, is seen as one of the biggest novel risks

City-state would be the latest to join after South Korea, Canada and New Zealand – but concerns about democracy are likely to make talks controversial

European entrepreneurs are being lured to the US by huge private investment, the German chancellor told research leaders 

Universities, companies cheer new budget plans for AI, scholarships, and research infrastructure – but ultimate cost of joining Horizon Europe not yet clear