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In its quest to become world leader in top industries of the future, Chinese researchers are collaborating more with US academics than with Europeans

Shifting political landscape could cause trouble for big spending programmes like Horizon Europe

Brexit, more competition for students, and the possibility of cuts in tuition fees is putting pressure on the finances. ‘We feel it’s a tenuous position at the moment,’ says Oxford University’s vice-chancellor

A host of climate change candidates have ensured Brexit, populism and migration did not monopolise the agenda

Estonian candidate warns of tough budget talks and the possibility of political interference in research if populists win more seats in the European parliament

In a new series, experts weigh in on the big priorities for the next term of the European Commission and the Parliament. In this first instalment, the focus is on shaping the EU’s new research programme, Horizon Europe

Manfred Weber says he favours reliance on new technology over bans and punishments for carbon emitters, as he and lead candidates from five other pan-EU party groups make final pitch to voters

New report lays out rising cost of taking out bundled science journal subscriptions with the five top publishers

Momentum candidate for the European Parliament says structural funds shouldn’t be used to finance national research projects and calls for a unified vision for R&D policy that acknowledges member states on their own cannot be global innovation players

German medtech company Dräger will use the money to apply new secure standard for connecting point of care medical devices to hospital computer systems

Geochemist Douglas Connelly tells Science|Business how his project hopes to prove sub-sea carbon sequestration is a safe and effective tool for tackling global warming

Maria da Graça Carvalho will stand on her record in the European Parliament, and is calling for more ambition on climate change. ‘I know research policy and how to solve problems,’ she tells Science|Business

The academy says it ‘went into great lengths’ to satisfy government demands on how the research institutes are organised