Éanna Kelly

A boom in artificial intelligence research has drawn some of the biggest tech companies and their ample chequebooks to Quebec, Ontario and Alberta. This is giving rise to questions on the boundaries between academia and industry

Emergency request goes out asking scientists to carry out research to help bring the epidemic to an end

Christian Ehler says road maps for industry-led projects in Horizon Europe need to be decided years in advance. To join in, the UK needs a swift deal on associate status

On Brexit Eve, Science|Business asks scientists around Europe to share their thoughts and any advice they have for their UK counterparts as they set off on a new path

Peer review and evaluations ‘should have no place within a UK DARPA’, report says

EU and UK should consider special immigration arrangement for scientists and limited EU regulatory alignment, a joint study by Wellcome and Bruegel says. But it concludes, the UK is likely to miss the start of Horizon Europe

Fast track ‘Global Talent’ visa will have no limit on numbers and applicants will not need to have a job before arriving in the country

President of Capital Medical University in Beijing, Rao Yi, says US president Donald Trump is ‘disrupting exchanges that would benefit humankind’

Leading climate economist warns that two big-money Chinese investment programmes could tip planet into catastrophic global warming

Ursula von der Leyen wants huge virtual repository to give new life to unused research data, and be open to non-EU researchers