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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

Scientific council says yes to no-strings-attached funding for experienced researchers. The move is meant to reduce the administrative burden - but universities warn it must not compromise scientific excellence

The pandemic saw many young scientists give up on careers in research. A Europe-wide call to action is urging funding agencies and policymakers to reverse the trend

Ministers sign off joint positions on international cooperation, research assessment, open science and Horizon Europe missions in Luxembourg meeting

After months of speculation, Commission’s research chief confirms he will be leaving for Tokyo on 1 September

EU scheme will support Ukraine’s tech start-up scene and bring it closer to the EU sector

Science minister George Freeman visited Brussels on Wednesday in a last-ditch attempt to end the 18-month deadlock over association to the EU research programme

Draft conclusions due to be adopted Friday, signal that ministers will put their weight behind Commission’s push for reforms. But they will emphasise the need to reflect the diversity of research systems across member states