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Research ministers agree funding for a number of big ticket items, with Germany, France, Italy and the UK making the biggest contributions

MEP and former leadership contender for Romania’s National Liberal Party looks set to replace PNL colleague Adina-Ioana Vălean, who has been appointed transport commissioner

Nuclear device, due for switch on in 2020, will pursue the long held dream of controlled atomic power

After weeks of intense lobbying, incoming commission president Ursula von der Leyen gives in to pressure and adds ‘research’ to the job title - at the last possible moment

Working with countries in Africa, the EU has fostered innovation that is making an important contribution to the fight against AIDS. To build on this, the new Africa-EU partnership now taking shape needs more ambitious goals

The quickening pace of scientific and technological discovery is re-shaping policies, markets and economies around the world. Arm yourself with a regular new Science|Business briefing

Not all aspects of international science cooperation are to the liking of researchers and policy makers in central and eastern Europe. They want to see the innovation gap fixed before the EU spends more money abroad

A new Science|Business report gathers the views of clinical specialists, tech experts, patients and policymakers on how to use health registry data to improve patient outcomes

New Science|Business poll reveals growing appetite for global research partnerships but finds persistent funding and legal barriers can stand in the way

As he fights to keep his university from falling to protesters, Ennio Vivaldi, alongside colleagues, is using research to expose police brutality and lay the ground for a new constitution

Celebrated science donor re-emerges on the international scene in a new form with plans to open labs in Israel, Europe and the US

The quickening pace of scientific and technological discovery is re-shaping policies, markets and economies around the world. Arm yourself with a regular new Science|Business briefing

In a country where petrochemicals are king, the government is making a studied effort to send the economy off in more sustainable, long-term directions