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George Freeman says chaos in government is damaging negotiations on international science agreements, as UK prime minister Boris Johnson is forced out of office

First year will be dedicated to setting up the network, but the Fraunhofer-led consortium has plans to train thousands of entrepreneurs and support businesses in their green transition

There is a broad welcome for the plan to make Europe a global innovation leader. But now comes the hard part of turning it into reality

Christian Ehler MEP and the Commission are to negotiate on whether researchers based in EU member states or Horizon Europe-associated countries could be eligible to benefit from a pilot scheme

Ahead of next week’s launch, Commissioner says her plan to turn into EU into a deep tech innovation leader depends on a ‘coalition of the willing’ to implement it

Policymakers promised to make the new generation of public-private research partnerships easier to manage. But a year after they started the jury is still out, as a Science|Business conference hears

With the European Parliament due to report on the progress to date of the EIC, universities are keen to see intellectual property rules put up for revision

What does the EU mantra ‘as open as possible, as closed as necessary’ mean in practice?

The majority of scientists chose to stay in the country, but bombed out labs and lack of water and electricity means 73% cannot continue their research

Russia’s war in Ukraine is pushing the scientific community to rethink long-term support for researchers and academics at risk