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Without policy initiatives at a European level, a ‘gaping hole’ will grow between the states that have it all and the rest that have less and less. There will be economic, social and political consequences

Following commission suggestions for 44 partnerships in Horizon Europe, nine additional proposals from member states are now on the table

To secure the post, the nominee for Innovation and Youth commissioner needs to survive a quizzing from MEPs. Science|Business suggests some questions she should be ready to answer

Researchers and academics across Europe decry absence of research and education in Mariya Gabriel’s new job title

One of the leaders on legislation for the European Institute of Innovation and Technology sets out her agenda for the agency

Commissioner Moedas says German chancellor called him 'at some point'  to underline her support for basic science funder

Karolinska Institute’s Karin Dahlman-Wright, who resigned as vice president this month and awaits the final verdict on her future, tells Science|Business she has a ‘clear conscience’ over errors in published research papers

An analysis by ETH Zurich researchers finds that richer countries are so far dominating the global discussion over how to regulate artificial intelligence

For the past two years, Mariya Gabriel has steered the digital agenda. Now, researchers are anxious to see what her move to R&D commissioner will mean  

In a renewed call for a bigger budget, 93 research associations argue two thirds of Horizon Europe money should be ring fenced for global challenges and boosting industrial competitiveness