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European Technology Platforms need to align national, regional and international activities with research agendas, says a new report.

Finland and China have launched a joint cooperation programme for nanotechnology research and development, as a stepping stone to build a relationship in the field between China and the EU.

The 16 members of the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe are to work together to strengthen European science, engineering and supercomputer technologies.

As if the people responsible for innovation in a business don't have enough to worry about. The academics have come up with another concept for them to grasp.

European lawmakers are set to sign off on an EU-wide law on advanced therapies. But an attempt to limit the law has sparked a last-minute lobbying drive from the industry to try to avert the exclusion of stem cell therapies.

The Mediterranean Association for Science Advancement and Dissemination held its inaugural meeting earlier this week at the Città della Scienza in Naples, Italy.

The UK’s Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council has announced a further £30 million to analyse the expected deluge of data from CERN’s new particle accelerator near Geneva.

After three years banging the drum for science in Europe, Bertil Andersson, CEO of the European Science Foundation (ESF), is leaving to take up the post of Rector at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore