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Researchers in the Republic of Ireland more optimistic than those in Northern Ireland, who say nothing good can come of Brexit

Drones, armour and camouflage to get grant funding, as EU takes biggest step yet towards military coordination

The Conservative party is defending a 9,582 majority in Oxford West and Abingdon, a constituency where 62% backed Remain in the referendum. Polls indicate Brexit and its consequences for science are a concern for voters in the city

EU research chiefs flag the multiple challenges ahead for Framework Programme 9

New analysis finds the extremely competitive research programme is rejecting more and more great proposals. The success rate is down from 18.5% in FP7 to a lowly 11.6% now

Romanian government drops foreign evaluators from its national funding schemes and cuts science funding as the EU gears up for the next research framework programme

The Hungarian government and New York governor Andrew Cuomo to start talks that may end threat that a new higher education law would force CEU to close its Budapest campus

Innovation advisors publish statement of intent, saying EIC should be catalyst for new wave of innovation

Small and growing companies will enjoy better access to finance on the back of new EU rules agreed as part of the Commission's drive to stimulate venture capital investment

A ranking of the world’s clusters on the basis of patent filings puts Tokyo-Yokohama in Japan first by a large margin. The top-ranked in Europe is Paris in 10th place

Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Barcelona among top contenders to replace London as home for European Medicines Agency, following new rules for the October decision

Combination of the two would create £1.3 billion university technology investment company

Leading funders of clinical research around the world say they will require grant holders to register trials in advance and to publish data in full, regardless of whether the results are positive or not

As the opening of Brexit negotiations is authorised by the EU Council, the UK’s leading research universities call for science to be a priority

After ignoring previous warnings, security experts say it is now time for health systems to address their IT blind spots – before the next big cyber attack