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York University has opened a new £1.6 million scientific Centre of Excellence in Mass Spectrometry, with funding from local inward investment agencies.

The financial crisis calls for bold measures and new types of funding to enhance Europe’s capacity to innovate, say leading thinkers.

Germany’s car industry is the country’s biggest spender on R&D. What will the catastrophic state of the industry mean for innovation budgets?

A demonstration of the role that telemedicine could play in improving healthcare across Europe has taken place across the GÉANT network.

The Scottish Institute for Cell Signalling, established in October 2008 with a £10 million grant, has made its first scientific appointments.

The Finnish PrintoCent innovation centre is to invest in a new three year €10 million programme to commercialise its research.

Innovation through R&D, not tax-payer funded scrappage subsidies, is the only way for the car industry to rescue itself, writes Nuala Moran.

The University of Twente has teamed up with Boeing, TenCate Advanced Composites, and Stork Fokker to establish a new centre.