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Very few of Europe’s universities are taking philanthropic fundraising seriously, and even fewer use this source to fund research

The EU is to offer 75% grants for projects that help economically important manufacturing companies tread the line between growth of the business and reduction of greenhouse gases

Public grants of £20 million enticed companies to invest a further £54 million in 179 projects, according to new figures from Scottish Enterprise

The partners will work on the development of a second-generation malaria vaccine, combining two existing vaccines to improve immune responses

In April 2011 the European Commission tried to revive moves to create a way for people damaged as a result of antitrust violations to obtain redress. Businesses with international interests are advised to plan now on how to deal with this very significant new development

Accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of mental illness is a huge unmet medical need. Sabine Bahn was presented with an ACES award at a ceremony at ETH Zurich in February, in recognition of her work in developing blood tests