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The Rhine-Main-Neckar region around Frankfurt is Europe’s leading software cluster with €12.5 billion in software-related revenues, says a new survey.

Industrial biotechnology company Bioamber has announced the successful start-up and commissioning of the world’s first bio-based succinic acid plant.

In 2009, 447 Israeli high-tech companies raised $1.12 billion from local and foreign venture investors, 46 per cent below 2008 levels.

The EVA consortium has submitted a proposal, coordinated by the city of Rotterdam, to advance the use of electric vehicles across Europe.

Otaniemi is now home to Finland’s Nanomicroscopy Centre. Set up to research both nanomaterials and biomaterials, it is one of the largest of its kind in Europe.

The body responsible for planning Europe’s electronic infrastructures for the research community is inviting comments on the present version of its roadmap.

A new centre for virtual engineering to support the aerospace sector is to be set up at Daresbury Laboratory in Cheshire.

To Riccardo Pietrabissa, ACES Bridge Award winner for tech transfer and innovation, money is a means to an end, not an end in itself.

More than 2,000 UK technology companies have bid for grants to fund proof of concept projects, in a competition organised by the Technology Strategy Board.

Computers have the potential to save energy - by consuming less themselves and optimising use elsewhere, but there are obstacles in the way.

The Alps Bio Cluster, bringing together eight partners from five countries, has now launched two networks specialising in healthcare and pharmaceuticals.