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In blunt email to staff, Pablo Amor, the funder’s top civil servant, says: ‘Things were not quite moving in the direction I wanted’

Axel Krein takes charge of €4B public-private partnership for clean aviation, at a time when its future EU funding is up in the air

With their future funding in Horizon Europe up in the air, Science|Business is examining what the large public/private joint undertakings have done for us. Here we look at SESAR, set up in 2004 to develop technologies needed to overhaul and harmonise Europe’s airspace

Former HP, GB Foods and EIT InnoEnergy advisor to lead business development at growing Science|Business organisation

The European Open Science Cloud is a giant effort to provide a single point of access to all scientific data. But getting all the infrastructures to integrate and engendering a culture of sharing is a daunting task, say those involved in its creation

Frans Timmermans joined MEPs in pressing Hungary over threats to academic freedom and the rule of law

Almost one third of Juncker Plan innovation loans went where they weren’t needed and claims the plan “mobilised” an additional €335 billion were “overstated,” says the European Court of Auditors. EIB chief disputes the auditors’ methods, and Commission says they lack "the full picture."

Thousands of companies urged to input their details onto website to ensure grant money flows after potential ‘no-deal’ Brexit

Changes to the UK’s trading arrangements after it exits the EU will push up prices, cutting the amount of fresh produce people buy, a new study finds

Budget delay puts ‘extremely high’ pressure on Romanian universities, vice rectors say