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The European University Association (EUA) is to lead a project to develop a scorecard aimed at benchmarking university autonomy across Europe.

Governments often find scientific advice unpalatable. But they shouldn’t shoot the messenger, writes Senior Editor Nuala Moran.

A new study of university technology licensing in the US shows a $187 billion dollar positive impact on GNP and a $457 billion addition to gross industrial output.

The UK government has called on universities to make a greater contribution to the economy, widen access, and strengthen their research capacity.

As India, China and others, increase R&D spending, the US and Europe must work together to set global standards in science, says Alan Leshner, CEO of the AAAS.

The newly created European Personalised Medicine Diagnostics association, EPEMED, has announced the appointment of its founding board of directors.

Three life sciences and healthcare networking organisations in the UK have made an agreement with MassBio to promote the biotechnology industry in both regions.