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The European Photovoltaic Industry Association has set up the Photovoltaic Observatory to monitor policy across Europe and ensure consistent conditions for growth.

The European Parliament has voted to adopt a new law on the use animals in research, aimed at reducing the number of animals used in experiments in laboratories in the EU.

King’s College London is joining forces with the Beijing Genomics Institute in a £20 million research programme to study epigenetic differences between twins.

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso highlights the need to complete the internal energy market, build and interconnect energy grids, and ensure security.

UK researchers are told they must “achieve more with less”, as the government confirms there will be big cuts to science in October’s government spending review.

The value of the economic stimulus remains a hotly debated topic in the US, but the White House is claiming success in energy and other innovative fields.

Andreu Mas-Colell resigned from his post on September 1, as the European Research Council prepares to appoint a new director.

ESADE is the only business school to be a named partner in an EIT project. It sees this as central to its work to promote innovation.