Michael Kenward

The Department of Trade and Industry has just "liberated" £60 million from the UK's science budget.

The light and dark blues have found new competitive pursuit that doesn't involve rowing down The Thames, or fighting in the Twickenham mud -- innovation.

Free money does not appeal to the large number of businesses in the UK that fail to apply for R&D tax relief.

With £125 billion a year to throw around, shouldn't the UK government think "innovation" a bit more when it opens the public purse? NESTA thinks so.

It turned out to be a false alarm.

A new report from the OECD makes uncomfortable reading for anyone in Switzerland involved in educational R&D.

Check out the research grants to get some insights into what it will take to commercialise polymer electronics.

The company may top the US's patents league, but IBM still thinks the system is broken.

UK tax advice in plain English

The locals may not like him, but were it not for Borat who would pay any attention to a report on Science and Technology in Kazakhstan?