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i2india this week oversees the opening of Technovate-India, an incubator it will run with its parent Imperial Innovations, the tech transfer arm of Imperial College London.

The Commission is making moves to ensure there are commercial and economic returns from its investment in the Galileo satellite navigation system.

As the ingredients for the EU 2020 strategy are assembled, Commissioner Maire Geoghegan Quinn asks the public: What do you want in the recipe?

In the biggest sign yet that the era of blockbuster drug is drawing to a close, Pfizer this week announced the creation of a new research unit focused on rare diseases.

Chemicals giant INEOS has been awarded a £7.3m grant for the construction of Europe’s first plant for producing bioethanol and electricity from household waste.

Aberdeen University has opened a new £1.6 million centre for Marine Biodiscovery, to specialise in drug discovery based on compounds found in marine organisms.

German entrepreneur Lars Hinrichs has a new, off-the-peg approach to incubating start-ups. Could this plug the yawning gap in Europe’s venture capital system?