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EU Research Commissioner today described the attributes around which he would like the Council to be shaped and launched a consultation seeking feedback from the public. It’s time for action to convert Europe’s world-leading science into products, he said

Members of the Science|Business Network say the new council should act like a venture capital investor rather than a government agency. The aim should be to provide flexible funding and spur regulatory reform

A country better known for its financial secrecy, the Grand Duchy is out to re-imagine itself as a thriving aerospace hub

British energy supplier unveiled its annual energy market outlook for the next two decades. Green advocates attacked its ‘rosy prospects’ for oil and gas

Latest energy scorecard shows energy generated from renewable sources in the EU continued to grow overall in 2014, but some countries are lagging behind the pack

Doctors and farmers need to use antibiotics less and more wisely, says Dutch health minister

Helsinki has abandoned Kutsuplus, a much-heralded scheme which mixed elements of taxi and public transport services. The founders of the Aalto University spin-out say the system cost too much

Following stark warnings from the World Health Organization, the rapid development of a vaccine has become a top priority

Panel’s first assignments will be cybersecurity and CO2 emissions

Grant will fund development of repository and curation of ERC research published in books