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The European Commission published its strategy for promoting the adoption of mobile television across Europe, setting out requirements for standards, spectrum allocation and regulation to encourage take-up.

The Carnegie Corporation of New York renewed its support of measures to improve science teaching is Russia, awarding the US Civilian Research & Development Foundation (CRDF) a $1 million grant towards its Basic Research and Higher Education (BRHE) programme.

GM crop bans have compromised arable farmers and plant research in Europe. Now the speed of GM adoption elsewhere is threatening Europe’s livestock agriculture too.

Stockholm’s biomedical university is looking to double its seed capital to get discoveries to market, according to President Harriet Wallberg-Henriksson.

Managing clinical trials is, for the pharmaceutical industry, a growing headache in Europe. One key to the problem: the teaching hospital.

Governments seek to encourage innovation in healthcare, but then they won’t pay for the treatments that follow. But who are they to judge?