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European academia could lose as much as it might gain from the creation of the European Institute for Innovation and Technology, says Chalmers’ Karin Markides.

It's as good as official. Spreading R&D investment thinly across Europe makes no economic sense, according to a report by the European Investment Bank.

India's Council of Scientific and Industrial Research and the EPO have made a deal allowing the EPO to access India's Traditional Knowledge Digital Library.

Increased political will is driving a boom in the use of GM crops. But Europe risks getting left behind, says a new report.

The first third-generation biorefinery demonstration plant in the world has been commissioned in Finland. The plant is the first to process cellulose from crop waste.

Agilent Technologies has sponsored a biology mass spectrometry facility at the National University of Ireland, Galway.