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The Commission is ploughing on with the single patent despite legal uncertainties, putting new legal proposals at the heart of efforts to revive Europe’s open market.

MEPs want to establish conditions where anyone can innovate. But evidence suggests such a protected environment won’t promote entrepreneurialism

Life sciences continues to attract the most money, as venture capital investment in Israel rises by 39 per cent in the first quarter

Two new vice president have been elected to serve until the end of Framework Programme 7 in 2013

Construction has begun of the world’s first commercial-scale facility for making ethanol from the straw - rather than the grain - of wheat and other crop plants

The Commission is making a renewed push to increase the use of information technology in healthcare and wants views on how to do this

The business community and others favouring a strong economy have for years complained that too many burdensome federal regulations are damaging the economy.

The German electronics giant demonstrates a system for inductive charging of electric vehicles without the need for wires or plugs, and announces a live test to begin in Berlin.