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Without policy initiatives at a European level, a ‘gaping hole’ will grow between the states that have it all and the rest that have less and less. There will be economic, social and political consequences

The new European Commission must make research and education a priority as it sets out the roadmap for the next five years

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To position itself among its competitors, Europe should strive for a distinctive approach to artificial intelligence, guided by specific ethical guidelines, argued a panel of experts.

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Investment, training, regulation and more are needed to get new climate solutions into use fast, experts say

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The European Commission is pushing for a zero-waste economy. If industry, finance and consumers pick up their game, experts believe it is now a realistic prospect.

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Commission planning is now underway to buy shares in fast-growth tech companies – but experts warn a ‘cultural shift’ is needed to make it work

Karolinska Institute’s Karin Dahlman-Wright, who resigned as vice president this month and awaits the final verdict on her future, tells Science|Business she has a ‘clear conscience’ over errors in published research papers

An analysis by ETH Zurich researchers finds that richer countries are so far dominating the global discussion over how to regulate artificial intelligence

The new head of the EU’s Plan S scheme, Johan Rooryck, tells Science|Business the ground is starting to shift on open access

MP returns to old brief after less than two months away

A Science|Business analysis of all 26 mission letters sent to the nominees shows a number of commissioners will be working on innovation-related tasks

Lithuania’s economy and innovation minister tipped for EU research portfolio

As he prepares to leave the European Commission, Vladimir Šucha, head of the Joint Research Centre speaks about the challenges facing the EU and how the science service can help the new leadership in Brussels