Éanna Kelly

As he fights to keep his university from falling to protesters, Ennio Vivaldi, alongside colleagues, is using research to expose police brutality and lay the ground for a new constitution

Celebrated science donor re-emerges on the international scene in a new form with plans to open labs in Israel, Europe and the US

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It leads on clean energy initiatives, but the country’s awkward relationship with hydrocarbons means it has failed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Labour and Liberal Democrats put green policies at the centre of their pitch. Both pledge to invest 3% of GDP on research and to spread R&D funding around the regions

Over 100 researchers say government should move straight to renewables, skipping plans to expand gas power plants

President of the Royal Society tells candidates from the three biggest parties of need to fix the damage caused by 3.5 years of uncertainty

Dropping research from the title of incoming R&D commissioner Mariya Gabriel is a worrying sign Brussels is pursuing commercialisation at the expense of basic science, says Svein Stølen, rector of Oslo University

Universities are out to cement fresh partnerships, as €120M second round of popular EU competition launches

And as manifesto pledges begin to appear, the UK’s leading science bodies make election plea to be part of Horizon Europe