Michael Kenward

Wine and biotechnology come together in yet another genome project.

IBM offers a few details of its new consultancy service for R&D management. Pity about the jargon.

For a bunch of IT experts, the EU's IST World has come up with a baffling web site, especially when the idea is to make life easy for beginners.

USA Today reports declining R&D budgets in the USA, albeit in, it seems, just one tech sector.

Software agents could change the way that computing works. You just leave them to get on with the work.

Every business has to issue a press release one day. When they do so, they should remember that jargon does not help get the message across.

Universities in Ireland can now bid for funds to beef up their knowledge transfer activities.

A team of researchers at ORNL has come up with the concept of nanofermentation, and, it seems, plans to use this as a trademark.

Europabio thinks that Europe is doing a poor job when it comes to investing in biotechnology.

Frost & Sullivan puts some flesh on the bones of the idea that nanotechnology can be a profitable tool in drug development.