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One of Cambridge’s best known entrepreneurs has been appointed chair of the East of England Stem Cell Network.

Scientists in Pakistan can now connect with their colleagues across the globe via a new high-speed computer network link.

Leading research institutes have joined forces to expand Europe’s energy research capabilities through sharing national facilities and merging of research programmes.

Sweden is the most competitive economy as measured by the European Union Lisbon criteria, followed by Denmark, Finland and the Netherlands, according to the World Economic Forum’s The Lisbon Review 2008.

Top EU official Françoise Le Bail pushes new innovation policies as a route to economic recovery.

The long-running row over software patenting has finally been referred to the highest appeals body of the European Patent Office.