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Small companies with limited resources have much to gain from open innovation. But, says Wim Vanhaverbeke, a lack of suitable tools leaves SMEs struggling to organise and manage collaborations. They need support from local networks

Despite Brussels’ new emphasis on smart specialisation, there is an ongoing difficulty in capturing the value of EU cohesion policy

American dominance in biomedical research is shrinking, as international collaboration becomes ever more prominent

SKA South Africa project director Rob Adam goes on European roadshow to maintain interest in telescope still some years from being completed

The Prima initiative will tackle two of the root causes of migration - water and food scarcity around the Mediterranean basin

Researchers are split over whether to go after new EU research funds

EUA has released the third edition of its University Autonomy in Europe report

In the tenth edition of the Index, China becomes the first-ever middle income economy to be ranked in the top 25

The EU set out the groundwork for a hugely ambitious plan to interconnect Europe’s science outputs. Now the squabbling over how to fund and who to run the cloud begins

Europe’s researchers should take a principled stand against the new military R&D programme. The EU was created to preserve peace; it will not be peaceful anymore, says Dave Webb, of the UK Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

European Research Council grant helps electrify a historic, pedal-less vehicle

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