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Member states to back both green and gold access and endorse move to end traditional subscription model, according to draft text

New study builds on similar findings by the US National Academy of Sciences, but environmental groups remain unconvinced

American biochemical engineer Frances Arnold is awarded the 2016 Millennium Technology Prize for path-breaking work on directed evolution

Students from Delft University think they can send passengers from Amsterdam to Paris in 30 minutes through high-speed tubes

Harvard economist Michael Porter argues that, to improve performance, healthcare systems need to measure not what goes in, but what comes out. A movement to focus more on such ‘patient outcomes’ is gathering speed in Europe

The new body will absorb seven research councils, covering all scientific disciplines, and the innovation agency Innovate UK, with the aim of creating integrated funding system

Science funding from the EU supports world-class science in Britain and masks weak investment from the government

Bart Biebuyck leaves Toyota’s in house fuel cell research department to lead the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen project

A second no-confidence motion laid down by fringe members of the Parliament against the Juncker Commission is certain to fail – but it raises pressure on the executive over long-awaited criteria for risky chemicals